of his life was being selected as Rotary Governor for the Puerto Rico District. He also often participated in the DeLand Rotary Club. Cuprill Oppenheimer was appointed to Government Committees by all the elected Governors of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. He was also Chairman of the PR Electoral Reform Commission. He was a member of the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem. Legacy The Charles R. Cuprill Oppenheimer Award is an annual award given to the graduate student with the most outstanding grade in the Administrative Law Course that Cuprill Oppenheimer taught for five decades at the Pontifical Catholic University School of Law, where he is now a Law Professor Emeritus. The Federalist Society Chapter of the same law school is also named after him. Cuprill Oppenheimer's legacy extends to his family as well. His three sons, Charles Alfred, Hector Rambel Sr., and Raymond Warren, became attorneys, and his oldest grandson, Hector R. Cuprill Jr., and youngest granddaughter, Diana I. Cuprill, pursued law careers. His oldest son, Charles A. Cuprill Hernandez, is a prominent bankruptcy business reorganization specialist involved in thoroughbred racing. His son Hector R. Cuprill Hernandez, a business and civil trial lawyer, taught Civil Procedure and Evidence and assisted him as Associate Dean at the Catholic University of PR Law School. His youngest son, Raymond Warren Cuprill Hernandez, retired from the Legal Division of the National Highway Administration in D.C. Awards and decorations Badges: Combat Infantryman Badge References External links Biography of Charles R. Cuprill 1916 births 2011 deaths Burials at Cementerio Las Mercedes Military personnel from Ponce United States Army personnel of World War II United States Army personnel of the Korean War Deans of law schools in the United States Puerto Rican military officers Puerto Rican Army personnel Puerto Rico National Guard personnel National Guard (United States) generals Puerto Rican academics University of Puerto Rico alumni