Gary Miles is a journalist at The Philadelphia Inquirer. He specializes in storytelling that captures the essence of life and death, focusing on achievements and memories that highlight the importance of individuals in society. His work has been featured in The Press of Atlantic City, PR.com, The Detroit News, and LNP | LancasterOnline.
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Gary's coverage primarily focuses on obituaries and profile features, with an emphasis on local individuals within the United States, Pennsylvania, specifically Philadelphia. If you have a story of an individual who has made significant contributions to education, entertainment, culture & society or family & relationships in this region, particularly if they are community leaders, artists or educators, Gary may be interested in covering their life and legacy. You could pitch stories about accomplished individuals from diverse backgrounds whose impact resonates locally.
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His decision misstated our influence and underestimated our impact.
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Sheila F. Holman, 76, of Philadelphia, associate minister, singer, celebrated songwriter, and entrepreneur, died Sunday, Oct. 13, of renal failure at Bryn Mawr Hospital.
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His latest book, ‘Why Is That Goddamned Radio On?,' was published in October 2024 and features essays and short stories about gay life, bird-watching, and other topics.
Bill Eddins, 77, of Philadelphia, retired editor for The Inquirer, lifelong grammarian, local golf champion, and expert DIY carpenter, died
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“She was fascinated with the mind and human behavior, and used the learning process to make things better for people,” her daughter said. “She always had a helpful heart and spirit.”
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Jodie Milkman, 55, of Lafayette Hill, executive vice president of the Delaware River Waterfront Corp., mentor, role model, and volunteer, died Friday, Nov. 1, of ovarian cancer at her home.
Jane Rohrer, 96, of Philadelphia, innovative poet and author, died Saturday, Nov. 2, of heart failure at her home in West Mount Airy.
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He oversaw a high school that became the largest in the national Cristo Rey network and graduated more than 900 students, all of whom were accepted at colleges.
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The American College of Physicians recognized his “outstanding teaching prowess, exemplary characteristics of care and concern for patients, and service as a role model and mentor.”
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