Georgia’s colonial founding fathers were trustees who laid the foundations for public service and growth. They disbanded after fulfilling the British king’s instructions. However, the “trustee” tradition of a select group motivated by selfless public service was resurrected in our modern era by the Georgia Historical Society, as we are reminded by Saturday’s induction of two new trustees: Savannah businessman Robert Jepson and Atlanta architect Robert Brown Jr.
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