Eugene Atkinson

1927–2016 (age 89)

Politician

Biography

Eugene Atkinson devoted his life to public service, championing the needs of his constituents with determined advocacy and a collaborative approach.

His thoughtful leadership and dedication to the common good continue to inspire those who gather at Mount Olivet Catholic Cemetery, reflecting on the impact of his political life.

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