Dr. Josie Miller (1925, Yaguajay, Cuba - February 27, 2006, Havana) was the leader of the Jewish community of Cuba for 25 years, from 1981 when the community was tiny and endangered, through the 1990s during which they returned to vigorous growth and reemerged on the world stage.
Dr. Josie Miller (born in Yaguajay, Cuba in 1925, died in Havana in 2006) led the Jewish community in Cuba for 25 years, from its small and threatened state in 1981 to its resurgence and global prominence in the 1990s.