Edward D. Hays

1872–1941 (age 69)

Biography

Edward D. Hays was known for his integrity and steady hand in civic life, advising governing bodies and helping shape the institutions that served the people of his region.

He balanced a thoughtful mind with a warm willingness to mentor younger neighbors, encouraging them to value fairness and remain engaged in public affairs.

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