Ed F. McFaddin

1894–1982 (age 88)

Businessman

Biography

Ed F. McFaddin was a successful businessman whose enterprise and acumen contributed to the development of Hope and its surrounding region. His business ventures reflected the entrepreneurial spirit of early twentieth-century America.

He is remembered for his 88 years of life and his significant contributions to the business community from 1894 to 1982.

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