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Article: 'A square peg in a round hole' Jayne Fountain Miller finds her niche in Holmes County
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- Daily Record, The Wooster, OH
- Article date:
- July 9, 2007
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By KATY GANZ
Staff Writer
BERLIN -- The first time Jayne Fountain Miller told her story to
other women it was at a professional women's conference four years
ago. Going out in front of an audience of female doctors and chief
executive officers, Miller, the woman who had been speaking in front
of people since fifth-grade, thought she was going to be sick.
"My dad, he'd say, 'She'd talk to anything that moved.' My father
would roll over in his grave if he knew I get paid to give tours,
'Girl, they pay you to talk?'" said Miller. "Meaning, 'I would have
paid you to be quiet.'"
But not that day. That day, no one had to pay Miller to be quiet.
The words were stuck in her throat.
"That day my ...
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