David L. Lawrence

1889–1966 (age 77)

Politician

Biography

David L. Lawrence was born in 1889 and passed away in 1966, leaving behind a distinguished career in politics that shaped his community. As a politician, Lawrence dedicated himself to public service and the advancement of his constituents' interests during a transformative period in American governance.

His legacy at Calvary Catholic Cemetery reflects a life of commitment to civic duty and community leadership. David L. Lawrence's contributions to public life continue to be remembered and honored by those who benefited from his service.

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