Larry H. Miller

1944–2009 (age 65)

Businessman

Biography

Larry H. Miller was a visionary entrepreneur who helped shape Utah's business landscape. He led the Larry H. Miller Group of Companies, expanding into automotive dealerships, professional sports, and media while nurturing a culture of excellence and community involvement.

Beyond commerce, Miller invested in philanthropic efforts that supported education, health, and youth programs. His devotion to service and integrity left a lasting influence in Salt Lake City and beyond.

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