Nicholas Mavroules

1929–2003 (age 74)

U.S. Representative

Biography

Nicholas Mavroules served his constituents with dedication and commitment during his tenure in the United States House of Representatives. His work in Congress focused on advocating for the interests of his district and contributing to important legislative efforts at the national level.

Mavroules is remembered for his service to his community and his principled engagement in the legislative process. His career reflected his commitment to public service and his desire to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those he represented.

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