Conrad Burns

1935–2016 (age 81)

U.S. Senator

Biography

Conrad Burns served Montana with a focus on rural issues, natural resources, and the communities that shape the state’s character. As a U.S. Senator, he was known for his energetic advocacy on behalf of agriculture, infrastructure, and conservation.

He took pride in being accessible to Montanans, often traveling the breadth of the state to hear their concerns and return home with his sleeves rolled up.

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