Clifton, Gregory "Greg" Cecil; condolences
Throughout his life, Gregory Clifton was dedicated to his community, serving as Mayor of Fayetteville from January 2012 to December 2015. His leadership and commitment to public service have left a lasting impact on the residents of Fayette County. Recognized for his warmth and welcoming personality, Greg became known for his ability to connect with individuals from diverse backgrounds, contributing to a community spirit of inclusivity and friendship. His passing represents a significant loss for the community.
Senate Resolution 114 is a memorial resolution honoring the life and memory of Gregory 'Greg' Cecil Clifton, who passed away on January 3, 2025. The resolution acknowledges Greg's significant contributions to his community and his remarkable life journey, which began in Champaign, Illinois, before he moved with his family to Fayette County, Georgia, in the late 1950s. Greg was noted for his academic achievements, having graduated from the University of Georgia with a degree in botany and a teaching certificate. His career included a pivotal role at Computer and Control Solutions Inc., where he served as the first employee.
The resolution encapsulates not just a tribute to Greg's legacy but also serves to remind the community of the values of kindness, faith, and love that he embodied. Members of the Senate express their profound condolences to the family and acknowledge Greg's contributions to various social circles, illustrating how one individual's dedication can unify and uplift an entire community. While the resolution honors Greg's memory, it may also evoke discussions about the role of public figures in community service and the importance of recognizing civic contributions.