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The Fourth Director of the U.S.
Marshals Appointed...on November 6, 1989, when K. Michael Moore
was tapped to lead the agency. He was graduate of Fordham
University’s School of Law and previously served as U.S. Attorney
for the Northern District of Florida. Director Moore’s term lasted
until February1992, when he became a federal district judge in
Florida.
Governor’s Honor for Deputy...on
November 3, 1958, Deputy U.S. Marshal Wallace A. Phaire, District of
the Virgin Islands, was thanked for his fifteen years of meritorious
service by Governor John David Merwin in St. Croix. U.S. Marshal
Stanley A. Farrelly wrote Washington that a ceremony in the
district’s courtroom celebrated Deputy Phaire’s “steadfastness and
devotion to duty.” The District of the Virgin Islands was formed on
June 22, 1936, and Deputy U.S. Marshal Phaire was the longest
continually-serving in his occupation and jurisdiction at the time
of the award. |
