Thomas Cusack
1858–1926 (age 68)
Biography
Thomas Cusack, born in 1858, rose from modest beginnings to become a successful businessman and postmaster who believed in the power of innovation and efficient public service. He used his positions to champion the needs of working Americans and rural communities.
As a U.S. Representative, Cusack drew upon his commercial and postal experience to advocate for fair treatment of farmers and fairer delivery of government services. His persistent advocacy left a legacy of thoughtful governance.