Lowell M. Maxham

1841–1931 (age 90)

Civil War veteran

Biography

Lowell M. Maxham served with valor during the American Civil War, earning distinction for his courageous actions on the battlefield and later receiving the Medal of Honor for extraordinary bravery. He exemplified the grit and selflessness of the generation that fought to preserve the Union.

After the war, Maxham devoted himself to his community, remaining a steadfast advocate for veterans and a source of wise counsel. His life was marked by quiet humility and an enduring commitment to the ideals for which he once drew his sword.

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