James D. Weaver

1920–2003 (age 83)

Biography

James D. Weaver represented Pennsylvania with a thoughtful egalitarian spirit as a member of the U.S. House of Representatives, drawing on his experiences as a veteran and small-town community leader. He advocated for responsible stewardship of resources and valued listening to the people he served.

After Congress, Weaver continued to champion civic engagement and public service, encouraging young people to participate in democratic processes and honor the responsibilities of citizenship. His life spoke to a belief in principled leadership and quiet perseverance.

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