P.L. Prattis

1895–1980 (age 85)

Journalist

Biography

P.L. Prattis was a dedicated journalist whose career was marked by a commitment to reporting and storytelling. Throughout his professional life, he contributed to the journalistic landscape of his era, bringing important stories and perspectives to his readers.

Prattis' work in journalism reflected his passion for truth and communication. His final resting place at Homewood Cemetery honors a life devoted to the craft of journalism and public discourse.

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