George L.P. Weaver

1912–1995 (age 83)

labor leader and public servant

Biography

George L.P. Weaver (1912-1995) was a dedicated labor leader and public servant who championed the rights of working people and sought equity across industries.

His work shaped more inclusive workplaces and inspired younger advocates, leaving a legacy celebrated by colleagues and family alike; he is laid to rest at Newton Cemetery.

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