I've heard that "One person can move a mountain." Well, it's easier when your family has your back. We've watched the cousins take care of each other. While we learned a lot of life lessons from Uncle Jesse. The Dukes of Hazzard fans are taking the next steps to continue that legacy. Fans are part of a Duke family, we come from all walks of life. Uniting book by book to honor the Duke pride that has warmed our homes and our hearts every Friday night. In this Edition, Actor Clayton Landey who portray "Ed Max" in season 1, episode 2 tells his story as we look into his life for the past 41 years. Cheryl Lockett Alexander and her aspiring new Co Author Preston Rocknich brings you Lee #7. The latest Edition of MY HERO IS A DUKE...OF HAZZARD collection.

Cheryl Lockett Alexander brings to you, a more personal edition of her MY HERO IS A DUKE...OF HAZZARD Series. This Edition "IN MEMORY OF DUKE FAMILY ..Nathan Robert Miller, age 37 of Rockwood, went home to be with the Lord on Friday, July 9th, 2021, at the Roane Medical Center in Harriman, TN. He was born on August 31st, 1983, in Rockwood, Tennessee. He loved his family and his children. He also loved the Dukes of Hazzard and had a lot of friends in the Hazzard Life community. He loved the moonshiners and also his car collection. He is preceded in death by his father: Robert Eugene Miller; Grandparents: Morgan and Lena Miller, James and Bobbie Washam; and uncles: Garry Ted Miller and Bobby Patrick Sr. He is survived by: Wife: Lisa Miller Children: Garry Thomas "GT" Miller, Mavis Ann Miller, Kelly Lynn Miller, Elizabeth "Izzy" Husband, Nelly Noel Husband, Hayley Marie Potter, Chris "The Boy" Potter, and Amber Nicole Potter. Grandchildren: Cole Matthew Potter, Destiny Ann Walker, and Jacob Allen Wolfe Mother: Frieda June Miller Brother: Robert Miller Jr Best Friends: Cherill Williams, Kenneth Mahan, Richard Bullard, Scott Clark, Tom Ward, William "Bill" Waters Aunts: Donna Reynolds and Eva Patrick Uncles: Jim Washam (Lisa), and Richard Miller (Geneva) As of July 14, 2021. Evans Mortuary is serving the family of Mr. Nathan Robert Miller. He will be sadly missed.

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Spanning 25 years of serious writing on hip-hop by noted scholars and mainstream journalists, this comprehensive anthology includes observations and critiques on groundbreaking hip-hop recordings.