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Team Player: Ray Miller, Serviceman T


wenty-four years of service is a long time for any employee to be with a company these days. However, it’s not too


unusual at Tri-County Electric Cooperative. For nearly a quarter century, Serviceman Ray Miller has been climbing poles and working with high voltage electric lines for the cooperative. “I really feel like the people I serve in the Hooker area are


my consumers, not just the cooperative’s,” says Ray. “Helping them in any way possible is the best part of my job.” Ray started with the cooperative as a construction lineman


on a crew. He says he felt Tri-County Electric offered an excellent career opportunity in a small town environment to raise his family. As a serviceman for the Hooker area, Ray is part of the Maintenance team, working to maintain lines and restore power after any outages that may occur. Before joining the cooperative, Ray was a lineman with


Northfork Electric in Sayre, Okla., which is where he grew up. Ray and his wife Lori have three grown children with families of their own. Their children’s names are Jimmy, Darrell and Shari.


Outside of work, Ray


enjoys time in the outdoors fishing and hunting. Woodworking is also a favorite hobby of his. “Ray is the epitome of


a cooperative serviceman,” says Maintenance Manager Bryan Robertson. “He takes care of his business promptly with no complaints regardless of the weather. He is a real leader among our team. Tri-County Electric, its members and its community are fortunate to have Ray with them.” Next time you see Ray in the community, be sure to stop and say hello. He always enjoys talking to “his” members.


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