Grant Milliron, a Shelby entrepreneur and humanitarian who passed away on Wednesday morning at 88, left a lasting impression on Richland County.
Mr. Milliron has left a distinctly noticeable mark. His legendary legacy is one of unending kindness, family, and faith.
Shelby’s loved ones are eager to learn the causes that led to his death, but the public is unaware of the cause of his passing or has not yet made it public.
This time, the officials made no announcements about the funeral arrangements; hopefully, they will do so soon so his loved ones can participate in his final rites.
Everyone will remember Shelby as being wonderful, caring, and kind; they have begun to pay respect to him and pray for his afterlife.
“Grant Milliron was one-of-a-kind. Self-made, hard-working, and extremely generous. He was truly a pillar of our community. He was typically silent about the many generous projects he supported. He was a great American and patriot. RIP, Grant.”
“Rest in peace grant Milliron,,,, was such a kind, wonderful person, all the things you did for the community children at Christmas always amazed me, hugs to your family, your wife mary is gonna be so happy to see your grant, ,, rest is a wonderful man.”
About Shelby:
Milliron, born in Mansfield on February 28, 1935, resided in Richland County his entire life.
In 1953, Milliron graduated from Madison High School, where he also met Mary, the love of his life. She lost her struggle with Alzheimer’s disease in March 2021.
Three boys and four girls made up their family of seven children, of which they were raised during their 67-year marriage.
At the age of 18, Milliron established the Milliron Recycling business. He started a recycling and auto parts business with just an acre of property and 12 cars.
The company’s foundation was laid in 1954 by God and Milliron, who claimed credit for his commercial success. He has fostered it and allowed it to grow up until this point.
To Australian steelmaker Blue Scope Recycling Mansfield, Milliron sold Milliron Recycling in 2022.
Milliron was passionate about leaving his stamp on the neighborhood. To that end, the City of Shelby announced in October 2016 that Milliron would be donating to construct a new fire station.
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