Thomas Ray Hamer

1864–1950 (age 86)

Politician

Biography

Thomas Ray Hamer, born in 1864, devoted his talents to public life, representing Vermonters with steady resolve and a thoughtful voice in the halls of government.

After decades of service, he now rests at Vermont Cemetery, leaving behind a record of faithful stewardship for the communities he served.

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