William Neff Patman

1927–2008 (age 81)

Politician

Biography

William Neff Patman answered the call to public service, representing East Texas in the state legislature and later carrying those voices to Congress where he worked to address the challenges of his home region.

He kept close ties to constituents and is honored at the Texas State Cemetery, a fitting place to recall a lifetime devoted to steady leadership.

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