Frederick J. Schlink

1891–1995 (age 104)

Consumer advocate

Biography

Frederick J. Schlink, born in 1891, devoted himself to uplifting consumers, advocating for transparency and safety in the marketplace. His belief in informed choice empowered countless individuals to demand higher standards and fair treatment.

His tireless work built foundations that continue to protect families today, and his influence is remembered reverently at Washington Cemetery.

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