Dr. Eugene D. Milener, 90; Hartwick Economics Chair – All Otsego

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IN MEMORIAM

Dr. Eugene D. Milener III, 90;

Hartwick Economics Chairman

Eugene D. Milener III

ONEONTA –  Dr. Eugene Darden Milener III, 89, formerly of Oneonta and Cooperstown, and retired chairman of Hartwick College's Economics Department,  died on Jan. 8, 2020, in Naples, Fla.  He chaired the City of Oneonta's Bicentennial Celebrations Committee helped found the tennis club on Rose Avenue.

Gene was born in Baltimore, Md., on May 3, 1930. He was the only child of Eugene II and Eleanor. The family moved to New York City.

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