Butch and Maggie Miller and their two sons, Alton and Gary lived in this house from the 1950s through the 1990s. In her later years, Maggie had to use a wheelchair and you can see the ramp coming from the front porch.

Maggie was my father, Art Heiden's cousin and they were close throughout their lives. Butch and Maggie were fun people and, as a teenager, I would sometimes drop my parents off at their place so they could have an evening of cards and laughter...and a few beers. I would go on a date or meet some friends for a while before going back to pick up my parents around 11:00 or 11:30. The house was on a dark, lonely, unpaved road typical of the rural area in those days.