Samuel Parkinson Cowley

1899–1934 (age 35)

FBI agent

Biography

Samuel Parkinson Cowley was a dedicated FBI agent whose service to his country exemplified courage and commitment to law enforcement. Though his life was cut short, his work as an agent reflected the values of duty and protection that defined his career.

He is honored at Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park, a place of remembrance for those who served with distinction. Samuel's legacy as an FBI agent stands as a testament to those who gave their lives in service to their nation and its ideals of justice.

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