OBITUARY - JAY K. MILLER

Submitted by: Jenny Tenlen

Source: "The San Jose Mercury News", San Jose, Santa Clara Co., California. 23
Feb 1992, p. 7B.

JAY K. MILLER, 88, EX-OFFICIAL AT STANFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS

Jay K. Miller, former assistant director of printing and publishing at Stanford
University Press, died Feb. 12 at a Mountain View convalescent hospital. He was
88 and a resident of Sunnyvale.

Mr. Miller had suffered from diabetes for many years and had been in failing
health, said his son Cameron.

A native of North Dakota and a 1928 graduate of the University of Montana, Mr.
Miller worked in New York City for the World Telegram newspaper and for
McCall's, Redbook and Fortune magazines, as well as Time Inc.

He also owned and operated his own newspaper, the Cowlitz County Advocate, in
Castle Rock, Wash. He began working at Stanford in 1951 and retired in 1971.

In addition to his son Cameron of Los Altos, he is survived by sons Christopher
of Woodside and Eric of San Bruno, daughter Cindy Moore of Sacramento and 11
grandchildren.

Services have been held. The Neptune Society of Belmont handled arrangements.