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I don't know specifically where they are currently living; however, I do have some information on their careers. Daughter Jonnie spent most of her younger life as a stay-at-home parent. She has recently become more active in promoting her father's music and handling the affairs of his estate. Son Steve opted for a career as a gunsmith. Many of Glenn's blood relatives inherited the same strong musical genes. Brother Herb was a originally a music teacher. After a period of some deep personal problems he moved to England where he led a successful dance band patterned on his brother's. He passed away in 1987 but his son John now leads the band, and daughter Wynne is a singer and dancer. When they were younger, son Steve Miller became a gunsmith and daughter Jonnie Dee Miller raised her own children. Neither had much involvement with their father's music at the time; among other reasons neither one had any memories nor did they have any musical talent. In recent years, they have reconnected with their heritage and have been more or less actively involved with the management of the current Glenn Miller Orchestras that perform in various parts of the world. Steve passed away in early 2012. On another note, at least 3 of Glenn's direct relations, brother Herb, nephew John, and niece Wynne, all have or had careers in music. In fact, John currently leads his own orchestra in England, frequently recreating his uncle's music and is joined by Jan Eberle, Ray Eberle's daughter. Alton Glenn Miller ranks as the most popular musician of the first half of the 20th century. Glenn Miller was arguably the best and most innovative band leader of the 1930s and 1940s. During WW2, joining the military, he took his music to the troops. His life was lost when his aircraft failed to arrive in Europe from England. Famous for tight instrument interplay and the clarinet lead his music is still popular today. There is an enormous amount of information available, far more than it would make sense to try to rewrite here. You can type his name into Google or Ask and find literally hundreds of thousands of links. I've put just a couple of them here. I don't know specifically where they are currently living; however, I do have some information on their careers. Daughter Jonnie spent most of her younger life as a stay-at-home parent. She has recently become more active in promoting her father's music and handling the affairs of his estate. Son Steve opted for a career as a gunsmith. Many of Glenn's blood relatives inherited the same strong musical genes. Brother Herb was a originally a music teacher. After a period of some deep personal problems he moved to England where he led a successful dance band patterned on his brother's. He passed away in 1987 but his son John now leads the band, and daughter Wynne is a singer and dancer. The orchestra is currently led by vocalist Nick Hilscher. His predecessor was trombonist Gary Tole. There were three Rays - Ray Eberle, Ray McKinley, and Ray Anthony Ray Eberle was the male vocalist with the civilian band from 1938 to 1942. Glenn had somehow become convinced that Ray was more talented than he actually was, and stood by him despite many forced and less-than-stellar performances. They finally parted ways in 1942. After the war, Ray Eberle played off his association with the Miller band in his own career as a soloist, bandleader, and singer with Tex Beneke's Miller-themed orchestra of the 1960s and 1970s. Ray Anthony was a teen-aged trumpeter who played for the civilian band for only a short time. He didn't live up to the promise of his audition and left after a few weeks. As he matured, though, he became a first-class musician and led a Miller-styled swing band from the early 1950s into the 1990s. Ray McKinley was a drummer who co-led a band with Will Bradley, one of Miller's most respected fellow trombonists. Glenn asked him to join the AAF Orchestra in 1943 as principal drummer and leader of the Swing Shift jazz band within the larger concert orchestra. He also sang many of the up-tempo tunes in a mid-western twang that served much the same role as Tex Beneke's vocals had with the civilian band. When Glenn disappeared in December 1944, Ray McKinley became the band's de facto leader along with chief arranger Jerry Gray. He also led a revived version of the civilian band from 1956 to 1966. The actress was the late Joan Crawford. The movie, made long after her death, was called Mommie Dearest and more or less fimatically introduced the subject of - whoa ho oh ho- Child Abuse. She Joan Crawford was very much involved with various charitable organizations such as the Girl Scouts and did TV commercials for them, etc, back in the days when Endorsement type ads had more believability- before the flood gates let go! This is not good for ALL parties involved I can recall one actress noted for juvenile type roles as an adult characrer bragging about Being a Fostuh Parent!
