Published May 25. 2019 06:43AM
						 
					
					                    							
					
                    
					
                                    
                Dan Farber, superintendent of Sky-View Memorial Park, Hometown, uses an authentic wartime vehicle Friday to transport 3,500 flags to the burial ground in preparation for Memorial Day. The 1941 Ford Jeep has been restored to the exact specifications of the World War II Jeep used by the late Robert Miller of Hazle Street in Tamaqua. Miller’s son, Robert A. Miller III, is board president of the cemetery. DONALD R. SERFASS/SPECIAL TO THE TIMES NEWS
        Dan Farber, superintendent of Sky-View Memorial Park, Hometown, uses an authentic wartime vehicle Friday to transport 3,500 flags to the burial ground in preparation for Memorial Day. The 1941 Ford Jeep has been restored to the exact specifications of the World War II Jeep used by the late Robert Miller of Hazle Street in Tamaqua. Miller’s son, Robert A. Miller III, is board president of the cemetery. DONALD R. SERFASS/SPECIAL TO THE TIMES NEWS