He’s sort of one of the founding fathers of Castle Rock and played a big part in its early beginnings as a small town. He was a business owner that rose to prominence and became quite wealthy and made an endowment to the city. That’s why we have Philip S. Miller Park and Philip S. Miller Library, and he funded all of the public art throughout town. He was one of the people who brought electricity to the area, too. Singling him out and making him the focus as the central figure of the mural made perfect sense. One thing I was blown away by is that he allocated so many funds to things that would happen in the future: the library, education and recreation – that’s one of the things I find most interesting – his generosity.