Roy Orchard Woodruff

1876–1953 (age 77)

Biography

Roy Orchard Woodruff represented Michigan in the halls of Congress with a practical sense of duty, always attuned to the needs of his constituents in industry, agriculture, and daily life.

He returned home with a deep appreciation for the sacrifices of veterans and working families, making sure their stories informed the decisions he made in Washington.

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