John W. Wydler

1924–1987 (age 63)

Politician

Biography

John W. Wydler answered the call to public service with energy and conviction, representing his neighbors faithfully and working to ensure their voices were heard in the halls of government.

His leadership was balanced by a deep appreciation for the people he served, and he is remembered with pride at the Cemetery of the Holy Rood where he rests.

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