W. Aubrey Thomas

1866–1951 (age 85)

U.S. Representative

Biography

W. Aubrey Thomas served with distinction as a U.S. Representative, bringing a thoughtful voice to national debates while never losing sight of the local concerns of his constituents.

After leaving public office, he continued to work for the betterment of his community and remained a mentor to aspiring leaders, and he rests in Oak Hill Cemetery as a testament to enduring public service.

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