Fred R. Zimmerman

1880–1954 (age 74)

Biography

Fred R. Zimmerman devoted his public life to Wisconsin, serving in roles that reflected his commitment to farmers and local business and always grounding policy decisions in the needs of ordinary citizens.

His civic stewardship and gentle humor remained a comfort to friends who visited Forest Home Cemetery, where he is remembered for bringing people together across the political spectrum.

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