Ken Miller is a lifelong resident of Pulaski County growing up on  the family farm near Dixon.  He is the son of Dolores and Myron  Miller, a veteran of WWII.  After graduating as valedictorian of his  Dixon High School class, Kenny attended University of Missouri at  Columbia and earned a Bachelor of Science degree.  In 1984, he moved  back to the area and married childhood sweetheart Kathy Gaub Miller.  

     Because of  his talent as an artist, Ken worked  as a freelance artist and sign maker. Upon the death of the Pulaski County circuit clerk in 1987, Ken was  appointed by John Ashcroft to fill out the term of the Pulaski  County Circuit Clerk.  He  immediately made two changes that were  urgently needed: the courthouse had closed every day at lunch time  leaving many frustrated citizens locked out from noon to 1:00 every  day and the passport money was pocketed by the former circuit clerks  instead of deposited into the county treasury. These two changes  resulted in  better service to the citizens of Pulaski county and  deposited a  sizable amount of money that rightfully belonged to the  county.  Today, the passport money is an essential source of funding  for the Circuit Clerk and Recorder of Deeds office.

     After finishing the term of Circuit Clerk and Recorder, Ken accepted  a position as Vice President with the Bank of Crocker.  His  experience in banking sparked an interest in starting his own  business.  He is the owner of an Indoff franchise that specializes  in office supplies, janitorial  supplies and office furniture.

     Ken and Kathy live in St. Robert with several rescued pets.