John H. Calhoun, Jr.

1889–1988 (age 99)

Businessman

Biography

From the heart of Atlanta, John H. Calhoun, Jr. built a reputation as a thoughtful businessman who understood that success meant more than profit. His ventures reflected a careful balance of innovation and steady stewardship, and he took pride in the city he served.

John was also known for his generosity toward fledgling entrepreneurs and civic groups, offering both encouragement and practical support so that the next generation could thrive alongside the community he cherished.

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