Mick Staton

1940–2014 (age 74)

Politician

Biography

Mick Staton represented the people of West Virginia in the U.S. House of Representatives, bringing a measured voice to fiscal matters and steadfast advocacy for small towns.

He continued to stay engaged with veterans' groups and community boards, leaving a legacy of quiet determination cherished by family and friends near his resting place at Evergreen Cemetery North.

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