Buck Rinehart

1946–2015 (age 69)

Biography

Buck Rinehart oversaw Columbus's growth as mayor, championing downtown revitalization and civic partnerships that energized the city's future.

He remained engaged in the community through voluntary efforts, always emphasizing that good governance depends on listening as much as deciding, and Union Cemetery serves now as a quiet reminder of his deep civic dedication.

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