Daniel C. Jackling

1869–1956 (age 87)

Mining Engineer

Biography

Daniel C. Jackling, an early pioneer in industrial mining engineering, championed the development of large-scale open-pit copper operations and brought innovation to ore processing techniques that strengthened the nation’s industrial base.

He shared his knowledge as an advisor and mentor while maintaining deep ties to his community, and his life’s work is honored at Cypress Lawn Memorial Park.

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