William Henry Macleod Read

1819–1909 (age 90)

Biography

William Henry Macleod Read upheld the rule of law as a police officer whose steady presence inspired trust throughout the communities he served. He was known for his calm judgment, his insistence on fairness, and his efforts to mentor younger officers in the ideals of justice.

Resting at Brompton Cemetery, he is fondly recalled for the quiet courage with which he guarded the peace and the compassion he showed to those in need of protection.

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