George Anthony Spiva, Jr.

1928–2013 (age 85)

Biography

George Anthony Spiva, Jr., born in 1928, combined a shrewd mind with a generous heart to support the cultural and civic life of his community, ensuring that future generations would have access to the arts he cherished.

He is remembered for his warmth, his willingness to mentor young leaders, and the legacy he left at Mount Hope Cemetery, where friends gather to celebrate his spirit.

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