John Llewellyn Lewis

1880–1969 (age 89)

Labor Leader

Biography

John Llewellyn Lewis (1880-1969) devoted his career to the labor movement, championing the rights of workers and advocating for fair wages and safe working conditions. His thoughtful leadership and unwavering commitment spoke to his belief in collective action and the dignity of labor.

He inspired generations of union members to persist in their efforts for justice, building a legacy grounded in compassion and steady resolve. The Oak Ridge Cemetery stands as a place where his contributions are remembered with deep respect.

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