Leonor Sullivan

1902–1988 (age 86)

Politician

Biography

Leonor Sullivan made history as Missouri's first woman elected to the U.S. House of Representatives, championing issues such as consumer protection and equality throughout her decades of service.

Her dedication to public service inspired colleagues and constituents alike, and visitors honor her commitment at Calvary Cemetery.

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