Melvin Purvis

1903–1960 (age 57)

FBI agent

Biography

Melvin Purvis (1903–1960) was a distinguished FBI agent who served his country with dedication and integrity. His career in federal law enforcement represented a commitment to justice and the protection of American citizens during a pivotal era in the Bureau's history.

Purvis's contributions to law enforcement remain part of the historical record of American federal service. He was laid to rest at Mount Hope Cemetery, where his memory is preserved.

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