Milton Reeves

1864–1925 (age 61)

Biography

Milton Reeves (1864-1925) took great pride in his civic ties and spent his life fostering cooperation among the people of Columbus City. He welcomed newcomers, championed local initiatives, and modeled a deep sense of responsibility.

Columbus City Cemetery now holds him, where his dedication to civic life remains a guiding example.

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