Fulton Lewis Jr.

1903–1966 (age 63)

radio broadcaster

Biography

Fulton Lewis Jr. was a radio broadcaster whose clear, steady voice brought news and commentary to homes across the nation during a period of great change and concern.

Listeners trusted his commitment to honest reporting and thoughtful perspective, a legacy that endures in the memory of those who followed his work, now commemorated at Rock Creek Cemetery.

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