Kenneth F. Simpson

1895–1941 (age 46)

Biography

Kenneth F. Simpson served New York in the U.S. House of Representatives, bringing a keen sense of duty to committees focused on national defense and municipal concerns. He was regarded as a thoughtful legislator who balanced progressive ideals with pragmatic stewardship of public resources.

He is remembered for the calm integrity he brought to his office and now rests at Hudson City Cemetery, a reminder of his commitment to service.

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