Alvin Saunders Johnson

1874–1971 (age 97)

Economist

Biography

Alvin Saunders Johnson was a distinguished economist whose intellectual contributions shaped economic thought and policy during his lifetime. His scholarly work and insights were respected by his peers and influenced the field of economics for generations to come.

Alvin Saunders Johnson was laid to rest at Oak Hill Cemetery, where his legacy as an economist and thinker continues to be honored and remembered.

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