Charles A. Rawson

1867–1936 (age 69)

U.S. Senator

Biography

Charles A. Rawson (1867–1936) served in the U.S. Senate with a balanced approach and a commitment to the ideals he cherished. His tenure in public service reflected a focus on thoughtful legislation and respectful collaboration across differences.

Now laid to rest at Woodland Cemetery, he is honored for the dignity he brought to government and the earnest care he showed for citizens of his state.

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