Frank J. LeFevre

1874–1941 (age 67)

Biography

Frank J. LeFevre served his community with a spirit of citizenship and attention to others’ needs. He balanced civic duties with personal warmth, earning respect for his steady hand and thoughtful approach to public life.

Resting at Moravian Cemetery, his memory endures through the lives he touched, the causes he upheld, and the quiet dignity with which he met every challenge.

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