Milton P. Jarnagin

1909–1988 (age 79)

Biography

Milton P. Jarnagin built a quiet but far-reaching reputation as an educator and civic leader, investing in the growth of his community around Oconee Hill Cemetery. He was known for his steady voice in public affairs and for lifting up the people he served with calm determination.

Students and friends recall Milton as a mentor who listened deeply, offered thoughtful counsel, and celebrated the achievements of others as if they were his own. His legacy endures in the many lives touched by his generous guidance.

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