Charles S. Deneen

1863–1940 (age 77)

Politician

Biography

Charles S. Deneen (1863-1940) was a dedicated public servant whose political career was shaped by a desire to uplift communities and promote civic responsibility.

He rests at Oak Woods Cemetery, leaving behind a legacy of leadership underscored by integrity and respect for the public trust.

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