William M. Wolfarth

They had six children and celebrated the renewal of their marriage vows in 1986 at Gesu Catholic Church.

Wolfarth grew up in Chicago and moved to Miami in 1934.

He was responsible for building the original Art Deco main public Library in downtown Miami, which was later torn down.

In addition, he built the Morningside pool which still bears a plaque commemorating him.

In 1959, he ran for mayor again against Robert King High on a platform to keep Miami segregated and lost the election.