Vera C. Bushfield 1889 – 1976

Biography

Vera C. Bushfield was born on August 9, 1889, in Miller, beginning a life that would span nearly nine decades of American history. Throughout her years, she became known for her work in public service, establishing herself as a notable figure in American politics during the twentieth century. Her career reflected the values and dedication of a woman committed to her community and nation during a period of significant social and political change.

Bushfield’s life took her from her birthplace in Miller to Fort Collins, where she spent her final years. She witnessed and participated in the evolution of American political life, contributing her voice and leadership during formative years of the nation’s development. Her work in politics demonstrated her commitment to public service and civic engagement.

On April 16, 1976, Vera C. Bushfield passed away in Fort Collins at the age of eighty-six. She was laid to rest at G A R Cemetery in Hand County, where her memory remains honored among those who knew her legacy. Her life stands as a testament to a generation of dedicated public servants who shaped their communities and nation through their commitment to political life and service.