James Crane Kellogg III

1915–1980 (age 65)

Businessman

Biography

James Crane Kellogg III guided businesses with a blend of strategic imagination and grounded integrity, building opportunities for colleagues and partners to thrive while keeping sight of the larger community good.

He also mentored young leaders through board service and personal counsel, ensuring that the values of fairness and perseverance lived on in the work he championed at Evergreen Cemetery.

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