The Augusta, Georgia community, along with colleagues and students of the Dental College of Georgia, is mourning the loss of Dr. Nancy Young, whose passing in 2026 has left a profound impact on all who knew her. Her death marks the loss of a distinguished educator, mentor, and leader whose dedication to dental education and her community will be remembered for years to come.
Dr. Young served as Dean of the Dental College of Georgia, guiding students and faculty with a vision that fostered both academic excellence and personal growth. Her leadership played a pivotal role in shaping the future of the institution, and her influence extended far beyond professional achievements. Students and colleagues alike admired her approachable nature, thoughtful guidance, and unwavering commitment to supporting others.
Throughout her career, Dr. Young was recognized not only for her professional expertise but also for her compassion and generosity. She took the time to mentor, encourage, and listen, creating an environment where individuals could thrive. Her dedication inspired countless students, faculty members, and community partners to pursue their goals with confidence and determination.
News of her passing has prompted an outpouring of condolences from friends, coworkers, former students, and community members. Many have shared heartfelt memories highlighting her leadership, kindness, and the lasting positive impact she had on those around her. Her legacy is reflected in the relationships she nurtured and the lives she helped shape throughout her career.
At the time of publication, the cause of Dr. Young’s death has not been publicly disclosed, and details regarding funeral arrangements, memorial services, or visitation schedules have yet to be announced. Family and representatives may share additional information as plans are finalized.
Dr. Nancy Young will be deeply missed, and her commitment to education, mentorship, and service will continue to inspire those whose lives she touched. The Augusta community and the Dental College of Georgia honor her life and celebrate the enduring legacy she leaves behind.
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