John Whittier Watzek, Jr.

1892–1973 (age 81)

Businessman

Biography

John Whittier Watzek, Jr. was a Cincinnati businessman whose commitment to ethical enterprise and civic responsibility echoed beyond Elmhurst into broader civic circles, earning him respect as a generous patron of education and culture.

His thoughtful stewardship of family enterprises and steadfast encouragement of philanthropic initiatives provided a model of conscientious leadership that inspired colleagues and friends alike.

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