Cliff Clevenger

1885–1960 (age 75)

Biography

Cliff Clevenger is remembered for many years of public service as a U.S. Representative, treating constituents with thoughtfulness and a commitment to thoughtful leadership. He helped guide people through mid-century challenges with a steady voice and a respectful manner.

Oak Hill Cemetery keeps his memory, and visitors there reflect on the care he took in representing their interests and the kindness he shared with all.

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