Charles A. Kading

1874–1956 (age 82)

Biography

Charles A. Kading (1874–1956) built a career in law and public service, representing Wisconsin's 2nd District in the U.S. House of Representatives with a practical and thoughtful voice.

He remained a trusted counselor and friend to neighbors, now honored at Oak Hill Cemetery for a life dedicated to the public good.

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