J. Randolph Tucker Jr.

1914–2015 (age 101)

Biography

J. Randolph Tucker Jr. served his community with a lifelong commitment to the law and civic responsibility, drawing on decades of experience to guide others through complex legal and governmental matters. His thoughtful approach to public service earned him the respect of colleagues and neighbors alike.

He is remembered for his steady integrity, civic-minded spirit, and the quiet encouragement he offered to emerging leaders, values that remain part of the legacy he leaves behind at Hollywood Cemetery.

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