Jeff is the owner and President of E-Source Miller and has been in foodservice distribution since 1993. He excels at team building, brand development, sales/marketing planning, and has a track record of bringing together non-traditional industry partners for the collaborative benefit of all parties.  

Jeff joined ISI Commercial Refrigeration (May, 1993) as a retail sales rep. In 1998, he moved to a sales position at The Dunne Group where he worked until he joined Miller & Associates (February, 2005).  Jeff and Bobby Watson purchased Miller & Associates on November 1, 2006.  He became President in January, 2010 and sole owner January 1, 2019.  On January 4th, 2021, Miller & Associates merged with E-Source to become E-Source Miller.

With proven success at establishing corporate vision, development and execution of necessary roadmaps, Jeff is excited the future of foodservice distribution in Texas and Oklahoma.

Loves the Industry, Loves the People, Can’t turn it Off!

Favorite Color: Black

Favorite Drink: Gin

Favorite Hobby: Wood Working

Pet Peeve: Anyone that doesn’t believe.

Pairs of shoes Too many

Something I would never say: Watch this!

Favorite Book(s): History

Favorite Movie/Series: Any pre-2000 Western, I don’t do series, miss one episode and everything falls apart.

Favorite Songs/Video: 70’s

Greg joined Miller & Associates in March 2007 and manages the North Texas & Oklahoma markets. He provides technical sales for several large projects and specific customers. Greg joined M&A after four years at a competing rep. firm, and prior to that he spent 9 years as an account manager, sales engineer, manufacturing engineer, and quality engineer in the automotive manufacturing industry. Greg is experienced in all segments of the foodservice industry and has achieved success in the convenience store segment, particularly with QuikTrip. Greg’s unique background, including manufacturing, sales, engineering and account management is a tremendous asset to our company. He allows us to provide a new set of services to our customers.

I have over 15 years of experience in the food service industry as a training manager, managing partner, area manager specifically with Brinker International and ATX Brands.

My background gives me a wealth of knowledge in equipment application in a high volume kitchen setting, and know what it takes to make it run like a well-oiled machine. I have a passion to provide customer service and build strong relationships with all my customers, I truly believe this is vital to the success of any business.

I currently reside in Arlington, TX  and have two daughters, a 11 and 24 old.  My most recent promotion was to grandpa as I know have a grandson.

Favorite Color: Blue
Favorite Drink: Tang
Favorite Hobby: Working on my dad bod
Pet Peeve: Repeating myself
How Many Pairs of Shoes Do You Own: 20 some are over 15 years old
Something You Would Never Say: One time in band camp

When I was 14 years old, we moved to Dallas from Bendigo, Victoria, Australia. I applied at a placed called Frank-N-Steins. I told them I was 16 so, I could work. Bussing tables was serious business at $2.50 an hour plus meals. What kid doesn’t like free hot dogs?! I learned to prep and cook, I liked the pressure and camaraderie. I also worked for my father (Pops) in his fabrication shop. I learned to read and scale drawings, weld, use breaks, punch presses etc. My parents LOVED food and fed EVERONE who walked through our door. Pops, he made us try things. Pickled Herring, Oysters, Sardines, Braunschweiger etc. These were the game time snacks put out with Nachos. In 1983, I went off to college to be a “Jazz Musician”. I played for whoever would pay me and I worked in kitchens all along. Local diners, hotels, country clubs and Bonanza (my Brother and Sister were managers)

Miller & Associates, November 1989, I was hired as a customer service rep and warehouse guy. They hired me because I was an AWESOME forklift driver! Restaurant experience, a small bonus. I quickly learned to do Bid Work (read and scale drawings? Thanks Pops!) we would hand draw Chef Tables and Custom Stainless and quote it, with a price book, and CALCULATOR! Eventually, I was trained for outside sales. I had technical ability and a memory for drawings. I called on Consultants in the DFW area and learned from one of the best, H. Gene Rice. Gene taught me about how and why I liked to work in some kitchens and hated others. A wrong door swing could hurt someone, I could relate. Over the years, I’ve worked in Dallas-Ft. Worth, Oklahoma, Louisiana and Arkansas.

Now? Austin Texas, Live Music Capitol of the World! I love Austin and San Antonio (possibly the MOST underrated restaurant town EVER) My customers, AMAZING! (“Remember… EVERYONE is your customer” – Pops) I’ve have lifelong friends I get to work with and look forward to it every day. Stop by, maybe run into McConaughey and listen to his stories. Most importantly, we’ll eat. “You learn a lot about someone when you share a meal together” – Anthony Bourdain

Favorite Color:  Blue (BORING!)
Favorite Drink:  Billecart Salmon Brut Rose or a Knob Creek Rye Old Fashioned with a Luxardo Cherry
Favorite Hobby:  Music & trying new bourbons. Sometimes it’s at the same time!
Pet Peeve:  Abusing Service Staff! I will get between you!
How Many Pairs of Shoes Do You Own:  7, for now
Something You Would Never Say:  You’re actually going to eat that
What is your favorite book:  Outliers-Malcom Gladwell & Kitchen Confidential-Anthony Bourdain
What is your favorite movie/series:  Treme’  I’m not sure people will remember it? Great writing plus Food and Music. I feel a kinship with New Orleans and its people. Watch It!

Austin Miller grew up in a small Kentucky town. Prior to joining E-Source Miller he spent 20 years touring the world as the drummer and co-owner of the Christian band 7eventh Time Down. The band was blessed to have several Billboard top 10 songs and played thousands of shows all over the world on some of the biggest stages, including the Grand Ole Opry. Their hit song “God Is On The Move” topped the Billboard Charts spending over 6 weeks at #1, and most recently became an RIAA Certified Gold Single.

In 2013, Austin met his wife Lizette in San Antonio, TX while she was working for K-LOVE radio and he was touring in 7eventh Time Down. They would get married in 2014 and have made San Antonio their home. 

Austin graduated from Liberty University with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. Using his experience in business and operations, Austin has started several entrepreneurial endeavors.  Austin’s management and leadership skills, combined with his desire to help and serve others have made E-Source Miller the perfect home.

Favorite Color: Black
Favorite Drink: Coca Cola
Favorite Hobby: My wife and I enjoy going to sporting events together or traveling together. I also enjoy playing any musical instrument (my main instrument is drums)
Pet Peeve: Inconsiderate People
How Many Pairs of Shoes Do You Have? I love Cole Haan shoes and have about 7 pairs of just Cole Haan shoes. Probably 20 pairs of shoes total in my closet. That’s not much compared to the amount of shoes my wife owns but I feel like it’s a lot for me.
Something You Would Never Say: Nah, I don’t feel like watching the Kentucky Wildcat game. (I’m from Kentucky and a die hard fan)
Favorite Movie: The Shawshank Redemption
Favorite TV Series: The Office (I can almost turn any conversation into an office reference)

Loves the Industry, Loves the People, Can’t turn it Off!

Favorite Color: Black

Favorite Drink: Gin

Favorite Hobby: Wood Working

Pet Peeve: Anyone that doesn’t believe.

Pairs of shoes Too many

Something I would never say: Watch this!

Favorite Book(s): History

Favorite Movie/Series: Any pre-2000 Western, I don’t do series, miss one episode and everything falls apart.

Favorite Songs/Video: 70’s

Favorite Color: I have too many to pick just one – red, green, blue, purple

Favorite Drink: Sparkling Rose` from Fortunata Winery

Favorite Hobby: Reading/Researching on many different subjects and bird watching

Pet Peeve: Cliques that exclude people, being a bully and rude drivers. I can list more but better stop here!

How Many Pairs of Shoes Do You Own? I’m embarrassed to say
Something You

Would Never Say: It’s not my job!

Sherri started in this business in 1986 at Watson Food Service and has worked in all departments.  She currently is on the Inside Sales team and really enjoys working with clients to make their dream come true.  Everyone likes to eat!

Favorite Color:  I like them all, not just one!
Favorite Drink:  I prefer Vodka
Favorite Hobby:  Being outdoors, walking, hiking and biking.  I enjoy spending time with my daughter and her 3 dogs and cat!
How Many Paris of Shoes Do You Own:  A lot…

Jeff is the owner and President of E-Source Miller and has been in foodservice distribution since 1993. He excels at team building, brand development, sales/marketing planning, and has a track record of bringing together non-traditional industry partners for the collaborative benefit of all parties.  

Jeff joined ISI Commercial Refrigeration (May, 1993) as a retail sales rep. In 1998, he moved to a sales position at The Dunne Group where he worked until he joined Miller & Associates (February, 2005).  Jeff and Bobby Watson purchased Miller & Associates on November 1, 2006.  He became President in January, 2010 and sole owner January 1, 2019.  On January 4th, 2021, Miller & Associates merged with E-Source to become E-Source Miller.

With proven success at establishing corporate vision, development and execution of necessary roadmaps, Jeff is excited the future of foodservice distribution in Texas and Oklahoma.

Tug got his start in the industry in the back of house in several different roles. From cook at a Ski Slope in West Point, NY, to bartending and waiting tables in fast casual restaurants to bartender and head waiter at Kirby’s Steakhouse, a fine dining steakhouse in the DFW area. Since 2007 he’s been on the manufacturer’s representatives’ side of the industry in both a salesperson and corporate chef capacities.

Miller & Associates, November 1989, I was hired as a customer service rep and warehouse guy. They hired me because I was an AWESOME forklift driver! Restaurant experience, a small bonus. I quickly learned to do Bid Work (read and scale drawings? Thanks Pops!) we would hand draw Chef Tables and Custom Stainless and quote it, with a price book, and CALCULATOR! Eventually, I was trained for outside sales. I had technical ability and a memory for drawings. I called on Consultants in the DFW area and learned from one of the best, H. Gene Rice. Gene taught me about how and why I liked to work in some kitchens and hated others. A wrong door swing could hurt someone, I could relate. Over the years, I’ve worked in Dallas-Ft. Worth, Oklahoma, Louisiana and Arkansas.

Now? Austin Texas, Live Music Capitol of the World! I love Austin and San Antonio (possibly the MOST underrated restaurant town EVER) My customers, AMAZING! (“Remember… EVERYONE is your customer” – Pops) I’ve have lifelong friends I get to work with and look forward to it every day. Stop by, maybe run into McConaughey and listen to his stories. Most importantly, we’ll eat. “You learn a lot about someone when you share a meal together” – Anthony Bourdain

Favorite Color:  Blue

Favorite Drink:  Old Fashions

Favorite Hobby:  Used to be poker, probably following Texas Tech sports

Favorite Book: Steig Larsson “Trilogy”.  I also LOVED reading Harry Potter to my oldest daughter and look forward to doing that with my younger.

Favorite Movie: Indiana Jones Trilogy ( minus Crystal Skull )

Pet Peeve: EXpresso 

How Many Pairs of Shoes Do You Own:  10-12, shoes for different jobs

Something I Would Never Say:  “Whoa, Whoa Whoa!  That’s enough bacon on that!”

Favorite Color:  Blue and Gray
Favorite Drink:  Wine, Coke Zero, and I guess water
Favorite Hobby:  Listening to music, playing guitar, softball, mowing the grass
Pet Peeve:  Narcissists.  UPDATE: Also, that bird that keeps going to the very end of the branch over my car just to take a dump.
How Many Pairs of Shoes Do You Have?  8 – 10
Something You Would Never Say:  “Of course I’ve seen Star Wars!”
Favorite Movie:  Anything Adam Sandler – I’m a simple man.  Love to Laugh
Favorite Series:  The Office. Hands down.  Message me for how many times I’ve watched the series.

Julio is responsible for the warehouse operation and is an integral part of our distribution services.  Julio’s background is in warehouse management, distribution in the dental & printing markets, and residential remodeling.

Favorite Color:  Blue

Favorite Drink: Coke

Favorite Hobby:  Fishing

Pet Peeve:  Blocking intersections, messing with my pets!!

Pairs of shoes: Boots

Something I would never say: Ha, you almost got me to say it!!  

Favorite Book(s):  Ehh, probably hunting and fishing

Favorite Movie/Series:  Thomstone, Bound by Honor, All Marvel Movies, Too many to list…

Favorite Songs/Video: Master of Puppets, Senor Locutor, Drikin Problem, California Love

Favorite Color:  Blue

Favorite Drink:  Dos Equis Amber

Favorite Hobby:  Watching Movies

Favorite Book: Underground by Haruki Murakami

Favorite Movie: Seven Samurai

Favorite Series: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.

Pet Peeve:  Seeing someone incorrectly coiling power cables ( please look up the “Over-Under Method”! )

How Many Pairs of Shoes Do You Own:  3

Something I Would Never Say:  “Let’s leave it to chance”

Favorite Color: Red
Favorite Drink: Ace Perry (Pear) Cider
Favorite Hobby: Watching sports in person or on TV (especially when my kids play)
Pet Peeve: E-mails that don’t have signature lines
How Many Pairs of Shoes Do You Own: 25
Something You Would Never Say: “My laundry is caught up”
What is your favorite Book: Find Your Path by Carrie Underwood
What is your favorite Movie/Series: Yellowstone

I started my “career” in the food service industry quite by accident.  I took a temp job at TGI Friday’s and spent 18 years with them.  Started out as an Admin in the Purchasing Department and ended up as a Project Manager.  During that interim,  I handled the purchasing of all things except food, for new restaurant locations both domestic and international.  I am a Mom of three very different children, all on different paths but thankfully succeeding in their journeys! Born in Barbados and no matter how long it’s been since I lived there, I am an island girl at heart!

I joined Miller & Associates three years ago as the Quotation Manager and now we have transitioned to our new company and I am excited for all of the possibilities that are now open to us

Favorite Color: Red
Favorite Drink: Sweet Tea or Vodka Cranberry
Favorite Hobby: Reading, Swimming
Pet Peeve: People not keeping their word and reaching your hand into my food
How Many Pairs of Shoes Do You Own: Had to think on this one… easily over 50
Something You Would Never Say: Sure I’d love to try those cauliflower waffles!!
What is your favorite Book: This is HARD!!!!! I have many favorites. Little Women, I Know Why the Cage Bird Sings
What is your favorite Movie/Series: Same here! – Imitation of Life, Breakfast At Tiffany’s, Sound of Music, Ten Commandments, Game of Thrones

Favorite Color:  Red

Favorite Drink:  Iced Tea

Favorite Hobby:  Puzzles, spending time and watching movies with my family, my dogs

Pet Peeve:  The sound of something crunchy or chewing ice right next to me

Pairs of shoes: 10 ish?

Something I would never say:  “I’d love to watch golf on tv!”

Favorite Book(s):  I love any book that makes me laugh; Justin Halpern (Sh*t my dad says); audio books by comedians (David Spade, Amy Poehler, Tina Fey, etc)

Favorite Movie/Series:  Movie: any natural disaster movie where lots of people die (The day after tomorrow, for example); Series: The Office, Parks & Rec, 30 Rock, Brooklyn 99, Kim’s Convenience, Schitt’s Creek, Golden Girls, Designing Women

Favorite Songs/Video:  Harry Connick Jr. The answer to this question is always HCJ; he also puts on the best concert; also I love the Grateful Dead

I started in the restaurant industry in 1982 out of college. Managed a small pizza joint in Owasso Oklahoma. Over the next 15 years worked for several other large Chain Restaurants primarily in BOH operations training new managers. Moved to Dallas is 1991 and over the next 4 years opened (17) new restaurants. After leaving restaurant operations became a produce salesman for several years. In 2001 I started to work for a KES in purchasing and shortly after became a project manager. I left the dealer world in 2011 to start to work for Miller & Associates as the Bid Guy. From there I was afforded the opportunity to start selling equipment. I don’t think of myself as a salesman. I like to create relationships and have been fortunate to be able meet so many people in this business. It is the relationship building that brings me joy. Helping others with solutions.

I have 2 grand sons who live Broken Arrow Oklahoma Ben & Max. They are such a joy and I look forward to seeing then soon. My son and I enjoy playing golf together and talk about hunting and fishing that he does.

My wife of 31 years has been my biggest supporter and my first joy I get to see every morning.

Favorite Color:  Blue
Favorite Drink:  |Water which some may say comes in the form of a Bud Light. But water is my top choice.
Favorite Hobby:  Golf, but like many would say is a passion of futility.
Pet Peeve:  I would have to say is injustice in the world.
How Many Pairs of Shoes Do You Own:  I am not sure on how many shoes I have but I do buy expensive shoes. As my Father always said a great pair of shoes will take you anywhere you want to go.
Something You Would Probably Never Say: “I shot under par today!”
Favorite Book:  I have never thought of myself as someone who likes to read books. The book I do read and enjoy is the Bible that is where I get comfort.

Favorite Color: Purple and Sage Green
Favorite Drink: Poppi Soda
Favorite Hobby: Going to the dog park with my puppy Charlie. I also enjoy watching a Basketball or a Baseball game.
Pet Peeve: Going to get something but then forgetting what you needed.
How Many Pairs of Shoes Do You Have? Too many to count.
Something You Would Never Say: I can’t do this.
Favorite Movie: All of the Mission Impossible movies and all Marvel Avengers movies
Favorite TV Series: Greys Anatomy

Favorite Color: Burnt Orange

Favorite Drink: Crown & Coke

Favorite Hobby: Work on my car(s)

Pet Peeve: Dishonesty
Pairs of shoes: 6

Something I would never say: Negative comments about someone

Favorite Book(s): I have never read for pleasure. Most interesting was the legal binder issued to me by the City of Crowley for my City Council Seats

Favorite Movie/Series: Quest for the Holy Grail
Favorite Songs/Video: When October Goes Burnt Orange

Favorite Songs/Video: When October Goes

I started in the foodservice industry in 2008 as a server at Chuy’s Tex Mex. I decided to switch fields in 2013 to Auto Finance and again in 2017 into Residential Construction Project Management. I returned to the Foodservice Industry in 2022 as a Senior Project Manager with a major Chain Restaurant based in Dallas, TX. The right people led me to the amazing team at E-Source Miller and I joined E-Source Miller in April 2023.

I enjoy watching baseball in person and on TV and watching my son play baseball as well. I love going to country concerts with our friends and crafting.

Andrea and her husband, Tommy, reside in Grand Prairie, TX with their son, Colin, and two dogs, Winston and Kylo.

Favorite Color:  Pink and Turquoise

Favorite Drink:  Dr. Pepper and Arnold Palmer

Favorite Hobby:  Watching sports and crafts.

 Pet Peeve:  Rude drivers

How Many Pairs of Shoes Do You Own: No Comment

What is your favorite movie/series:  Any of the Marvel movies, Harry Potter movies, Game of Thrones, American Housewife, Yellowstone

Alicia joined E-Source Miller in August 2022 as a Sales Project Manager.  Born and raised in Michigan, Alicia completed her Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering at Lawrence Tech University.  She began her career with an automotive company and spent the last 10 years with a foodservice dealer as a Project Manager.  Alicia comes with customer service, technical sales, account management and foodservice experience.

She resides in Austin, TX with her Husband and Son.  Alicia enjoys spending time with her family at sporting events, at the movies and leisure crafting.

Favorite Color:  Pink

Favorite Drink:  Arnold Palmer

Favorite Hobby:  Pretty much all sports ( except golf ) and anything crafty!

Pet Peeve: Talking during a movie

How Many Pairs of Shoes Do You Own:  Well over 50!

Something I Would Never Say:  Let’s go swimming in the middle of the oceam!

Favorite Movie/Series:  I can’t pick any favorites as I have quite a few: The Sound of Music, The Avengers, The Hunger Games, Jurassic Park/World…

Favorite Color: Red

Favorite Drink: Sprite/ Sweet Tea

Favorite Hobby: Playing Softball/ Golf

Pet Peve: Slow Drivers

How Many Pairs of Shoes Do You Have?: 6 (One pair being softball turf shoes, and one pair being golf shoes)

Something You Would Never Say: I’d never say I can’t do something if I didn’t already know how to do it.

Favorite Movie: Hard to narrow this down to one. But “The Breakfast Club” is definitely one of them.

Favorite Series: The Office

I started with Miller & Associates in January 2006.  I became the Office Manager when Jeff Griffiths and Bobby Watson purchased the company in late 2006.  Now, with E-Source Miller, I am the Operations Manager.  Prior to entering the food service industry, I worked in commercial business insurance for 22 years.  I worked for Wausau Insurance Company  (fun fact:  they were the first writers of Workers Compensation insurance in the USA) in the South Central Division as Audit Supervisor.  I also worked in Human Resources during my time at Wausau.   

I am married and I have three sons, ages 31, 28 and 22.  As my two oldest sons each graduated from college, Jeff G. hired them and they also work for E-Source Miller.  My youngest son graduated from college in May 2021 and has started his work life at a Wealth Management company.  I love spending time with my family and friends.  We enjoy eating out, watching movies and going to concerts together.  I enjoy all types of music, but my usual playlist would probably consist of classic rock and Motown.  I enjoy dramas and mystery movies and my favorite types of TV are true crime and house hunting shows, but I would never turn down a good documentary about any interesting subject.  My guilty pleasure on television is Married at First Sight.

Favorite Color: Green

Favorite Drink: Chardonnay / Tea

Favorite Hobby: Family Time

Pet Peeve: Negative attitudes

Pairs of Shoes: 16

Something I would never say:  Let’s go hiking!

Favorite Book(s): Autobiographies / Non-fiction

Favorite Movie/Series: Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid / To Sir With Love

Favorite Songs/Video: Motown / 70’s Rock

Favorite Color:  Blue

Favorite Drink:  Dos Equis Amber

Favorite Hobby:  Watching Movies

Favorite Book: Underground by Haruki Murakami

Favorite Movie: Seven Samurai

Favorite Series: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.

Pet Peeve:  Seeing someone incorrectly coiling power cables ( please look up the “Over-Under Method”! )

How Many Pairs of Shoes Do You Own:  3

Something I Would Never Say:  “Let’s leave it to chance”

It all started when I was a wee child, working at the corner store bagging ice or stocking shelves for the simple opportunity to take home some chips and a soda pop. In those days we had to walk everywhere….. up hill and even in the snow! However, neither here not there we can fast forward a few years to my very first business. Wasn’t much back in those days but went around town doing landscaping for CHEAP. 25 bucks to do the hole yard, mowing, edging, whatever was needed. Still couldn’t drive yet so would always have to get dropped off after school, but that didn’t stop me! Finally around 16 I started to do construction, MUCH BETTER MONEY and still would be paid in cash . Mostly did Tile work (the labor portion that is), but also did some plumbing, electrical rerouting in the house via the attic to the breaker, and carpentry (or shelf buildin as we liked to call it).

A year later I got my first job with an actual paycheck, MAIN EVENT. Oh there were plenty of good times and of course a few bad. I started as a pup of 17 in the Game room area, working on games, running the Laser tag, and redemption counter. That wasn’t enough though, I craved more! So I ventured out and started running shifts in the kitchen, front line, back line, kitchen line whatever was needed. With that came even greater opportunities through out the building. I started to run the banquet set ups and tried my hand at bartending and serving. While I was good at both I hated it, the banquet role is where I shinned. Main Event Grapevine had the highest corporate sells in the nation at the time which meant busy busy busy for me! After a year or two of running banquet season (December) by myself, as well as all year, I finally got a team. Also, around this time Main Events where starting to open like crazy so they needed NCO (New Center Opening) trainers. I was one of the lucky ones to be employed to do this and as such helped open three more main events through out my full tenor of 5 years with them.

Now the fun begins, I was then recruited to be the bar supervisor of an establishment run by entertainment properties LLC, “It’z” in Euless. There was not much to work with but immediately saw the potential in my staff and quickly rose a protégé to take my place. Within a month or two I was promoted to “Fun manager” which as fun as that sounds it was not. They had not had that position filled for some time and I was now to oversee all entertainment; bowling, arcade, the bar, redemption room, and the crane games. After a few months I started to grasp each of the concepts of my title. The hardest of which was keeping that redemption room full. I had to count every item every month (even the SMARTIES) for inventory and place individual orders weekly/ bi weekly as deemed necessary. My VP of ops would often stop by to constructively criticize my work, sometimes good but every time learning the expectations. The goal was to have no wall showing, FULL FULL FULL. I guess I did something right since I started to be referred to as the AGM. However there was a sister company to us named Pin Stack, a fairly new concept that had one location in Plano and was building another. Out of every employee there I was the only one to be hand picked to go help with the opening of this new beautiful facility in Las Colinas. They gave me the option to be over banquets again however they were really wanting me to do the Fun manager position again. So I transferred to the dirt lot that is not Pin Stack and again developed a team from scratch and helped with some of the aspects in building the building. Did all hiring for my staff and others and created some of the initial worksheets to help run the facility as well as handled all cash management. Its always fun to hear your 1000’s of dollars short at 6am and have to go back up there  to help the closing supervisors find the “missing” money (usually a miscount).

 After three lonnnnnnng years with entertainment properties a friendly server asked me if I was looking for a job. I told Ben Rodriguez, “honestly working this 80 hour work week for this minimal salary got old 2 years ago” and applied with his company ESOURCE immediately. Donna interviewed me and within a week or two I got an offer which I jumped on board the first chance I got. I have not looked back ever since and don’t plan to. I was hired on here to help in the Purchase order department. Ben trained me and a month later Sherri came on board and was trained as well. Her and I have hammered through the good times and bad in the PO email box for almost three years now. Starting in the late HOT summer of last year 2020 I began to run/ organize the warehouse and do building maintenance through out Esource. This was a nice change of pace and due to the industry and covid PO’s were not as heavy. Then finally at the end of the year (2020) there was a light! It was announced, the company was being bought and some changes where coming. Not to say there were issues before, but excitement was quickly fading for most and a change of pace brought rejuvenation that was much needed for this ancient company. I am now a proud employee of E-Source Miller!!! I still run purchase orders with Sherri and now Tucker!!! As well as manage the warehouse and do what building maintenance is asked as I have time for. I hope to be here a very long time and look forward to what the future holds!

Favorite Color:  Turquoise, or color variants of blue and green both together and separate.

Favorite Drink:  Probably have to say Dos XX, I mean Dr Pepper :/  

Favorite Hobby:  Playing video games, trust me I’m good at it

Pet Peeve:  When people complain about a job they are employed to do/ or are lazy and just don’t care to improve in either there day to day lives or help improve the company they are working for.

How Many Pairs of Shoes Do You Own:  Probably only 10 but I have like 30+ hats and approximately 8 watches just as a start

Something You Would Never Say:  “That’s not my job” unless the very unlikely circumstance was that It was for something I know I am not qualified at all for or there was a high risk of injury for myself or others.

Mason started at Miller & Associates in the summer between my freshman and sophomore years of college at Texas A&M University – Commerce as a part time employee processing acknowledgements and invoices. He worked part time while he finished school and, after graduating with a Bachelor’s of Science in Journalism/Public Relations in August of 2017, was hired on full-time at Miller and added PR writer to his list of duties alongside his office responsibilities. Mason happily made the transition into the E-Source Miller family in 2021 and is excited to see how the company expands going forward.

In his off-time Mason enjoys playing guitar, listening to music, watching movies, and playing video games. While he is mostly is a fan of rock music and horror films, he happily listens and watches other genres as well.

Favorite Color: Blue
Favorite Book: I love Stephen King, so I’d have to say “The Dead Zone,” but my favorite non-King book would be “Catch-22” by Joseph Heller
Favorite Movie: Lost in Translation OR Scott Pilgrim vs. the World
Favorite Series: The Haunting (Hill House/Bly Manor)
Favorite Drink: Dr. Pepper w/ Cream Soda (I don’t drink alcohol)
Favorite Hobby: Playing guitar and playing video games
Pet Peeve: When people use words incorrectly against their meaning
How Many Pairs of Shoes Do I Own: 3 (a pair of tennis shoes, a pair of boots, and some galoshes for the rainy days)
Something I Would Never Say: “No thanks, I’m not hungry.”

Favorite Color: It’s always been red, a vivid red to be specific
Favorite Drink: I guess coffee, it’s about all I drink beside water
Favorite Hobby: Anything crafting or DIY, it’s too hard to narrow down
Pet Peeve: not paying attention
How Many Pairs of Shoes Do You Own: I feel like this is a trick question, so I will say more than you think
Something You Would Never Say: “I’m late”
What is your favorite book: really any book about history
What is your favorite movie/series: Mary Poppins

I am originally from Longview, TX and my previous experience was in mortgage and insurance claims.

I am a married mother of two. A son, daughter and our cat Pepper.

Favorite Color: Black

Favorite Drink: Coffee only mornings unless I’m in France, wine,tea and Mojito

Favorite Hobby: cooking,reading and family time.

Favorite Book: To kill a mockingbird

Favorite Movie: too many to list but love suspense movies or Seven(Brad Pitt)

Pet Peeve: Chewing gum too loud and road ragers.

How many pairs of shoes do you own: LOL…No trick questions,  too many seriously( I need a small storage unit)

Favorite Color:   Sage Green
Favorite Drink:  Cherry Coke
Favorite Hobby:  Roller Skating
Pet Peeve:  When people ask if me and my twin sister can feel each others pain.
How Many Pairs of Shoes Do You Have?  8
Something You Would Never Say:  I Cant
Favorite Movie: The Blind Side
Favorite Series:  The Hunger Games