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The PLANNING BOARD Lexington, Mars. F5 Gl i3 'Its', 01 'tip: L '�>TidG9'C'; r''J"'IN11"'O BW4,1 FEIibUI- Y 17, 1938 ihK:I: Fs It; : LINCOLN EYFE'Y l I) 7 » 1988 :Fix'',AS it has seemed fitting to Llmighty God in Hie Infinite wisdom to remove from our midst our beloved associate and friend,. i tF:D1:itIC LINCOLN F:MUY and, Ii:HMkS the Town of .exington, which he loved ,and served so ably with unswerving fidelity and sincerity of purpose, has sustained an irreparable loss, be it What in his passing, we, his associates who knew .. so intimately and were privileged to serve under his lnsp'r!ng leadership, testify by these 1AFSOLUTIONS to his sterling character, unfailing loyalty and devotion to all that was worthwhile in our community life. Horn in Portland, lZaine, in 1867, he came early to Lexington, graduated from our schools, passed the Bar, rising to eminence In his profession, and during a crowded life found time to give unselfishly and unceasingly of his talents and outstanding ability to every important corrunity endeavor. Anong the more Important of these was the Planning Hoard, of which he wus Cha►irnan for twelve of the fifteen years it has functioned. It was to this Board which he loved so well, and through it to the Town, that he gave to the last of his strength, .Indliness, and outstanding ability, coupled with a love for beauty and an Indomitable courage and tenacity of purpose. And be it further J�7 fjLV _D, Thait a copy of these Resolutions be sent to the iriedlate family and spread upon the records of the `Lown, J. Henry Duffy Clarence H. Cutler Edgar F. Scheibe Wm. D. Milne C. Edward Glynn The planning hoard, Yebruaary 20, 1933 Lexington, Mass.