Burgess E. Scruggs

1860–1934 (age 74)

Biography

Burgess E. Scruggs, born in 1860, embodied the spirit of commitment and generosity that defined his life in the vicinity of Glenwood Cemetery. He was often the one to offer encouragement and to take on tasks that strengthened the community’s resolve.

His presence left an imprint of thoughtful leadership and steady support, and Glenwood Cemetery remains a gentle reminder of a life spent uplifting others.

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