John Calvin Ferguson

1866–1945 (age 79)

Educator/Diplomat

Biography

John Calvin Ferguson distinguished himself as both an educator and diplomat, guiding young minds and representing his community with grace. His scholarly pursuits and thoughtful diplomacy won him the respect of colleagues and students alike.

He leaves a legacy of intellectual curiosity coupled with a steadfast belief in the power of cooperation and dialogue.

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