J. Edward Hutchinson

1914–1985 (age 71)

Politician

Biography

J. Edward Hutchinson represented Michigan in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1963 to 1977, where he championed thoughtful fiscal policy, supported conservation initiatives, and worked across party lines to serve the people of his district.

After leaving Congress he returned to West Michigan, remaining active in civic affairs, mentoring young leaders, and he is remembered at Fennville Cemetery for his integrity and steady leadership.

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