CONYERS, Ga. - TelAve -- Miller Watkins has received a scholarship from the Lyons Aviation Foundation in support of his pursuit of a Private Pilot License, as he prepares to enter Ohio State University's Aviation program.

Miller's path to aviation started with his grandfather, a Vietnam Air Force veteran who took him to air shows when he was young. One of his earliest memories was the feeling of awe as he watched the Blue Angels perform at the Jacksonville Naval Air Station. That image never left him.

His first discovery flight at fifteen confirmed what he already knew. He gained more flight hours through the OBAP Delta Academy and then knew that aviation would be his career.

Miller has already exemplified the kind of hard work and self-directed initiative that will be required to become a professional pilot. He is a multi-sport athlete in varsity football and track & field, serving as both captain and chaplain on those teams. He overcame obstacles to become a Certified Toastmasters Speaker through the Young Black Leadership Alliance, and manages to find time to work part time as a pool manager and lifeguard as well.

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Miller has a track record of hard work, gratitude, and leadership. The Lyons Aviation Foundation is confident he will make his way to the flight deck gracefully, and will work to keep the door open for those coming behind him.

The Lyons Aviation Foundation is proud to support him on that journey.

https://lyonsaviation.org/