John Campbell Milnor of Seven Springs, Florida died June 17, 2023 in New Port Richey.  He was 91.   Born in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, June 12, 1932, he was the son of Sidney and Jean Milnor.  He grew up there, attended Lycoming College and graduated from Lehigh University, class of 1956.  Following service in the U.S. Navy he began his career as a civil engineer.  He was a sales engineer for Armco Steel Drainage Products Division and later was employed as a program manager in the State of Maryland’s program to administer waste water improvement grants to municipalities.

Throughout his career and afterwards John was active in local chapters of the American Society of Civil Engineers, the National Society of Professional Engineers in New York, Maryland, and Florida. After retiring, he resided in the Seven Springs Villas Golf and Country Club and served on various Home Owners’ Association boards and committees and generously applied his energy and engineering expertise to numerous projects for the community. He was famous for his exceptional attention to detail.

A skillful and enthusiastic golfer, John played around the world, most recently for a week in Ireland in August last year at 90 years of age.  He was also a steadfast alumnus, attending school and college reunions every year. John was a devoted follower of sports, amateur and professional, as well as a lover of classical music and a member of the Florida Orchestra.

In addition to his parents John was pre-deceased by his sister Ann Milnor of Dallas, Texas.  He was attentive to his large circle of friends and to his cousins, and their children and grandchildren.  He will be remembered for his complete personal integrity and thoughtful generosity.  John will be missed.

We thank the staff of HCA Florida Trinity Hospital and Gulfside Hospice for their care of John following a fall May 31^st.

Services will be private.  There will be a celebration of John’s life at the Seven Springs Country Club in the future at a date to be announced.  In lieu of flowers, contributions in his name may be directed to your favorite charity or to the Music Library of the Florida Orchestra.