Harold L. Ickes

1874–1952 (age 78)

Government Official

Biography

Harold L. Ickes devoted his life to federal service, rising to distinction as a government official whose integrity and determination guided him through challenging times. Based in Sandy Spring, he approached each task with meticulous care and a deep sense of responsibility.

Colleagues remembered him for his thoughtful counsel and unwavering commitment to the public good, leaving a legacy of leadership that inspired those who followed in his footsteps.

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