Rep. Floyd Griffin issues statement on death of former Mayor John E. Grant, Jr

Jon G. Burns, Georgia State Representative from 159th District
Jon G. Burns, Georgia State Representative from 159th District
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State Representative Floyd Griffin (D-Milledgeville) released a statement following the death of former Milledgeville Mayor John E. Grant, Jr. Grant was recognized for his extensive service to the community as both a civic leader and head of J.C. Grant Company.

“It is with deep sadness that I acknowledge the passing of John E. Grant, Jr., a former mayor of Milledgeville and a respected civic and business leader whose service to our community spanned decades.

“John Grant devoted his life to strengthening Milledgeville through principled public service and through the steady leadership of his family business, J.C. Grant Company, which has long stood as one of the most trusted institutions in our hometown.

His leadership, integrity and commitment to Milledgeville left a lasting mark on our community.

“On behalf of my family and the citizens of House District 149, I extend sincere condolences to the Grant family. We join in praying for peace, strength and comfort for all who mourn his passing.”

Jon G. Burns has represented Georgia’s 159th House District since being elected in 2005 after Ray Holland stepped down.



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