Walt Disney's Daughter, Diane Disney Miller, Dies at 79
Diane Disney Miller, the daughter of Walt Disney and a force in making sure architect Frank Gehry completed the Los Angeles concert hall that bears her father’s name, died Tuesday at her home in Napa, Calif., after suffering a recent fall. She was 79. Miller was the only biological daughter of Disney and his wife, Lillian Bounds Disney. Her sister, Sharon Mae, who was adopted by the Disneys at birth in 1936, died in 1993. Photos: Hollywood's Notable Deaths of 2013 Her husband of 59 years, Ron W. Miller, was CEO of the Walt Disney Co. until 1984, when he
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- 11/19/2013
- by Mike Barnes
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
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