Charles W. Bryan

1867–1945 (age 78)

Biography

Charles W. Bryan, younger brother of William Jennings Bryan, rose to prominence as a dedicated statesman, serving as mayor of Lincoln and twice elected governor of Nebraska while championing progressive reforms for farmers and children.

After his death in 1945, he was laid to rest at Wyuka Cemetery, leaving behind a record of tireless public service and a reputation for principled advocacy.

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