Michael Late Benedum

1869–1959 (age 90)

Biography

Michael Late Benedum built a life grounded in enterprise and generosity, achieving prominence in the energy industry while never losing sight of the people who fueled his success. He shared the fruits of that success through philanthropy and the cultivation of opportunities for others.

Deeply committed to his family and to the regions touched by his work, he prized the chance to invest in education and community well-being. Homewood Cemetery now provides a peaceful setting for reflection on a man remembered for his visionary spirit and compassionate leadership.

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