Mar 3, 2024

Abigail Disney , 64, said she and her siblings grew up upper middle class before Disney's stock price skyrocketed and thrusted their family into wealth. She has degrees from Yale, Stanford, and Columbia, and she's been a vocal supporter of taxing the rich . In the past Abigail has been critical of Iger's job as CEO of the Mouse House, but she put those differences to the side for the letter to shareholders. Advertisement "I have my differences with Bob Iger, but I know for a fact that the worst thing that could happen to the company is Nelson Peltz," she told the Times. Susan Disney Lord Phillip Faraone/Getty Images Business Insider previously reported that Susan Lord ran a Los Angeles-based restaurant called The Bel-Air. Yelp reports that the location is now closed, and it hasn't received new reviews on the site since 2020. Tim Disney Stefanie Keenan/Getty Images Tim Disney graduated from Harvard University in 1983 with a degree in fine and studio arts, according to his LinkedIn page. He spent nine years as the Chairman of the board for the California Institute of the Arts until June 2023. He works as a screenwriter and boasts a diverse portfolio of real estate, BI previously reported. Advertisement Walt Disney's grandchildren Walt Disney had two daughters, Diane Disney Miller, who had seven children — not all of whom signed the shareholder letters — and Sharon Disney, who had three children — who also didn't sign the letters. Diane Miller's husband, Ron Miller, was once CEO of Walt Disney Productions. (L-R) Jennifer Goff, Tammy Miller, Joanna Miller, and Walter Miller all signed the letter to shareholders. Joe Scarnici/Stringer/Getty Images Walter Elias Disney Miller Walter Miller is the co-founder of the Walt Disney Family Museum, which opened its doors in 2009. This past October Walter Miller became the President of the board of directors for the museum. According to IMDb , Walter Miller also has some producer credits on titles associated with the Disney family. Joanna Sharon Miller