Edward A. Kennard

1907–1989 (age 82)

Businessman

Biography

Edward A. Kennard was a prominent businessman whose career spanned much of the twentieth century. Based in Stanley, he built a reputation for sound business acumen and community involvement.

Mr. Kennard's legacy reflects a lifetime of professional achievement and dedication to his endeavors during a transformative era in American business.

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