Harry Hopkins

1890–1946 (age 56)

Government Official

Biography

Harry Hopkins was a distinguished government official who lived from 1890 to 1946, serving his nation during critical periods of American history. His work in government reflected his dedication to public service and the advancement of national interests.

He is remembered at Hazelwood Cemetery, where his memory stands as a testament to his contributions to American public life and governance.

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