Not every child desires to attend the college or university of his parent . . and in many cases, a potential "legacy" who’d like to attend his or her parent’s Alma Mater is often overlooked in the admissions process for one reason or another . . but one thing is undeniable: there is an intense feeling of parental pride when one of your own chooses Cornell, is accepted, and one day. In cap and gown, he or she receives a well-earned diploma with parents - and possibly grandparents - in attendance at the graduation ceremonies.

     With the help of the Alumni Office, your Webmaster has obtained a reasonably accurate list of all of the grandchildren of ’44's who have obtained Cornell degrees and this list appears just below. It is by no means the be-all and end-all . . We’re certain many ’44 offspring have been missed and if you have knowledge of any unlisted "legacies," we encourage you to forward any and all additions through the Changes section of this Website.

     Why was I chosen to byline this web page? . . I happen to be one of several ’44's who can point - with great pride - to some four generations of Cornellians within his family . . Great-grandfather, grandfather, parent, and legacy . . It wasn’t my idea, but the Webmaster insisted that I provide a photograph of each of the Miller Cornellians by generation and you’ll find our family likenesses atop the listings below . . It truly has been a long run.

     This particular listing is devoted to those ’44's whose grandchildren have obtained - or who are in the process of obtaining - Cornell degrees . . On-campus research is underway and later ’44 web pages will also list those ’44 classmates of ours who have had second generation children on campus. Again, we turn to you to augment this research by simply forwarding a note to this Website through Changes..

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