Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Thomas Robbins Miller
without prejudice to recreation in the event he can be shown to actually be notable.  As far as I can tell from the article, its sources, and my own brief search, there's no hint that he meets .  The only reference actually ''about'' the subject is the NYT piece, which is a profile of couples who have made it to 25 years of marriage, hardly a basis for notability for Wikipedia purposes.  (Now, notability in ''my'' family, that would be a different matter!)  Given the claim that he founded the "Center for Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery", " negotiated the release of prisoners", was involved (in some unidentified way) with the film (''Daughter from Danang''), and "helped train again, in some unidentified way the first group of Peace Corps Volunteers", I would expect there to be some significant coverage of him that I'm simply not able to find.  If such sources surface, I would not object to the article being recreated with appropriate specificity and sourcing
— User:TJRC, 21:28, 6 May 2014 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:GNG (Wikipedia:Notability)