Former Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates talks candidly about the impact of her father’s death by suicide with veteran journalist Brenda Wood at the 2019 Dorothy C. Fuqua Lecture presented by Skyland Trail and Grady Health System on Wednesday in Atlanta. This year’s lecture focused on mental health and the path forward in suicide prevention. (Photo: John Amis/AP Images for Grady Health System)
John Kelley Quillian, Sally Yates’ father, spent almost 20 years as a judge on the Georgia Court of Appeals. He was “bigger than life” and a devoted father and husband, Yates said, with an opinion about everything.
Quillian committed suicide in May 1986 at age 56, just as Yates was preparing for her final law school exams at the University of Georgia.
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