Lester Wire

1887–1958 (age 71)

police officer

Biography

Lester Wire served with dedication as a police officer, maintaining public safety and order in his community. His career in law enforcement reflected the values of service and commitment to civic duty.

Wire lived from 1887 to 1958, spending his professional years in service to his community. His contributions to law enforcement remain part of the historical record of public service.

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