Actor, policeman, and sheriff.
He and his wife Adelaide were formerly show people, and very much interested in theatricals. The "Vero Beach Follies" was presented each year under their direction, using talented young people in the community for their cast.
He is mentioned as "Vero Beach's First Motorcycle Cop" with picture in the Vero Beach Press Journal 2 Jun 1950 Silver Anniversary Edition. "William W. Frick, sheriff 1933-1945" is in the Family Files at the Indian River County Main Library Archive Center and Genealogy Department under Pioneer Families of Vero Beach, Florida.
Buried: May 20 1953
SOURCE: City Clerk Office in Vero Beach, FL
He and his wife Adelaide were formerly show people, and very much interested in theatricals. The "Vero Beach Follies" was presented each year under their direction, using talented young people in the community for their cast.
He is mentioned as "Vero Beach's First Motorcycle Cop" with picture in the Vero Beach Press Journal 2 Jun 1950 Silver Anniversary Edition. "William W. Frick, sheriff 1933-1945" is in the Family Files at the Indian River County Main Library Archive Center and Genealogy Department under Pioneer Families of Vero Beach, Florida.
Buried: May 20 1953
SOURCE: City Clerk Office in Vero Beach, FL
Actor, policeman, and sheriff.
He and his wife Adelaide were formerly show people, and very much interested in theatricals. The "Vero Beach Follies" was presented each year under their direction, using talented young people in the community for their cast.
He is mentioned as "Vero Beach's First Motorcycle Cop" with picture in the Vero Beach Press Journal 2 Jun 1950 Silver Anniversary Edition. "William W. Frick, sheriff 1933-1945" is in the Family Files at the Indian River County Main Library Archive Center and Genealogy Department under Pioneer Families of Vero Beach, Florida.
Buried: May 20 1953
SOURCE: City Clerk Office in Vero Beach, FL
He and his wife Adelaide were formerly show people, and very much interested in theatricals. The "Vero Beach Follies" was presented each year under their direction, using talented young people in the community for their cast.
He is mentioned as "Vero Beach's First Motorcycle Cop" with picture in the Vero Beach Press Journal 2 Jun 1950 Silver Anniversary Edition. "William W. Frick, sheriff 1933-1945" is in the Family Files at the Indian River County Main Library Archive Center and Genealogy Department under Pioneer Families of Vero Beach, Florida.
Buried: May 20 1953
SOURCE: City Clerk Office in Vero Beach, FL
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