Gino Perente

1937–1995 (age 58)

labor activist

Biography

Gino Perente (1937–1995) was a dedicated labor activist who fought tirelessly for workers' rights and social justice. His commitment to improving working conditions and advocating for those without a voice defined his life's work.

His legacy of activism and compassion continues to inspire those who believe in fair treatment and dignity for all workers. He is remembered at Oak Hill Cemetery as a champion of the working people.

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