David Haas
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Sad to hear. RIP and hope he's diving in an endless ocean!
Dr. Samuel Miller, III
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LACounty4806
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Adios Sam.
Bob Evans
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So sad, what a diving hero.
Erich S
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Sorry to hear and I’ve always enjoyed reading his posts about the early days of SCUBA. RIP.
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Scuba Lawyer
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I went through some pics looking for Sam. Some are kinda blurry because I had apparently scanned them a long time ago when scanners weren’t all that great. 
Don’t seem to have many with him in full dive gear. I will continue to look. Anyway, here are a few:
Sam teaching a NAUI Advanced class:
Sam doing something dive-ish:
Sam camping on dive trip at Jade Cove:
Sam with Lobster:
Sam getting dressed after a dive at Avalon Underwater Park:
Sam in his “Teaching Chair” at Little Corona State Beach:
Taken about 11years ago at The Scuba Show Long Beach
L–>R Sammy IV, Sam III, me (with my son in the foreground)
Don’t seem to have many with him in full dive gear. I will continue to look. Anyway, here are a few:Sam teaching a NAUI Advanced class:
Sam doing something dive-ish:
Sam camping on dive trip at Jade Cove:
Sam with Lobster:
Sam getting dressed after a dive at Avalon Underwater Park:
Sam in his “Teaching Chair” at Little Corona State Beach:
Taken about 11years ago at The Scuba Show Long Beach
L–>R Sammy IV, Sam III, me (with my son in the foreground)
Sam with Lobster:
I wonder what percentage of our members have ever seen a California spiny lobster this big let alone bagged one?
Eric Sedletzky
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undrwater
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So now I realize I chatted with Sam at the Scuba Show historical exhibit. It was a short exchange, but I remember the face!
The world is just a little dimmer in the absence of Dr. Sam Miller III. I found a little video that Pete shared some time ago featuring Dr. Sam Miller III and Dr. Sam Miller IV.
coldwaterlloyd
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What a great legacy . I will miss Sams posts , he sure knew the history of scuba , RIP Sam
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