Frank McCloskey

1939–2003 (age 64)

U.S. Representative

Biography

Frank McCloskey answered the call to public service with curiosity and compassion, dedicating himself to the people he represented in Congress. He was known for thoughtful debate, responsiveness to constituents, and pursuing policies that reflected the hopes and needs of everyday Americans.

Even after leaving office, he continued to champion civic participation, believing that engaged citizens ensure a stronger democracy.

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