Donald Lester Jackson

1910–1981 (age 71)

Congressman

Biography

Donald Lester Jackson brought thoughtful leadership to the United States House of Representatives, championing good governance and community welfare.

He carried the lessons of service with him to Arlington National Cemetery, where his commitment to the public trust is remembered.

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