Evert George Wichers

1863–1933 (age 70)

Biography

Evert George Wichers served with distinction as a fire chief, dedicating his career to protecting the citizens of The Hague. His leadership and commitment to public safety exemplified the values of service and responsibility that defined his professional life.

Throughout his tenure, Wichers worked to advance firefighting practices and emergency response in his community. Born in 1863, he continued his important work until his death in 1933, leaving a lasting impact on the fire service. He was honored with burial at The Hague Roman Catholic Cemetery.

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