Miller helped to start Legal Services of New Jersey, kept it running amid ever-present fiscal pressures, and was an advocate for New Jersey residents living in poverty.
March 05, 2021 at 02:21 PM
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Melville Miller, a founder of Legal Services of New Jersey and its longtime president, died Monday at age 76.
Miller helped to start Legal Services of New Jersey, kept it running amid ever-present fiscal pressures, and was an advocate for New Jersey residents living in poverty.
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