Roland Lorentz Miller was born in Emaus, Pennsylvania. Feb. 14, 1882. He attended the public schools of the borough, graduated from the Fmaus high school in 1898, from the Muhlcnberg College preparatory school in 1899 and from Muhlenberg College in 1903. Upon the opening of the Emaus National Bank in the spring of 1904 he accepted the position of bookkeeper and in 1909 succeeded Edwin Lorentz as cashier. This promotion was well merited and met with the approval of the bank's many patrons. Mr. Miller was married, April 28, 1908, to Florence Wickert, the accomplished daughter of Dr. H. T. Wickert, of Emaus. (See Wickert Family). She is a graduate of the Emaus high school, class of 1901 and of the musical department of the Allentown College for Women. They reside in the beautiful home, 235 Main Street, Emaus, Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. Miller enjoy a large circle of friends and are happy entertaining them in their tastefully furnished home. Mr. Miller is a member of the Odd Fellow Fraternity and of the Mercantile Club. During the Jubilee he was chairman of the ways and means committee and much of the success of that event was due to his untiring efforts.