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    He said the family expects Ronnie Miller to return home some time today. "He's pretty bruised and beat up" Mark Miller said. "He's tired." Full Article at Lansing State Journal
    He's pretty bruised and beat up
    Mark Miller – Mark Miller SOURCE: Lansing State Journal 4 months ago
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4 men found alive after 24 hours in Lake Erie
  1. We were just pretty much in shock, just trying to wait for some news, one way or another ... It was absolute torture.
    SOURCE: Lansing State Journal 4 months ago
  2. He was just very thankful to be alive and that he can't wait to get home to see his family
    SOURCE: Lansing State Journal 4 months ago
  3. I haven't slept all night
    SOURCE: Lansing State Journal 4 months ago
  4. He said he was OK. It was the biggest relief. ... All the worst-case scenarios run through your mind.
    SOURCE: Lansing State Journal 4 months ago
  5. Every week, he goes fishing two days ... He's a person who retired to go fishing.
    SOURCE: Lansing State Journal 4 months ago
  6. It gives us something larger to look for
    SOURCE: Lansing State Journal 4 months ago
  7. It's the last time he will ever go fishing out there again if I have anything to do with it
    SOURCE: Lansing State Journal 4 months ago
  8. They were supposed to be back for dinner last night
    SOURCE: Lansing State Journal 4 months ago

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