Fletcher D. Proctor

Biography

Fletcher D. Proctor, born in 1860 into a family of civic engagement, rose to statewide prominence as a thoughtful politician and governor of Vermont. Throughout his career he sought to steer the state toward improved infrastructure, honest government, and a prosperous future for working families.

Proctor’s public service was matched by a private dedication to his community, where he sought to mentor the next generation of leaders and support charitable causes. He died in 1911 and is interred at South Street Cemetery, where his contributions to the state’s progress continue to be acknowledged.