Thomas Tongue

1912–1994 (age 82)

Justice

Biography

Justice Thomas Tongue dedicated his career to fairness, thoughtful deliberation, and the pursuit of justice for all citizens. His legal mind, coupled with a profound respect for the rule of law, helped guide many important decisions that shaped the fabric of his community.

Interred at Hillsboro Pioneer Cemetery, Tongue is honored for his judicial leadership and the integrity he brought to every court proceeding he oversaw.

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