Norris Cotton

1900–1989 (age 89)

Politician

Biography

Norris Cotton (1900–1989) served his constituents with a steady hand during a long political career, representing New Hampshire with dignity in both the House and the Senate. He championed fiscal responsibility, thoughtful governance, and the kind of bipartisanship that helped bridge differences and advance practical solutions for the nation.

He valued public service as a sacred trust and approached each challenge with quiet persistence, always mindful of the people who placed their confidence in him. Today School Street Cemetery honors his legacy of integrity and steadfast commitment to the common good.

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