Doyle Lee Holstein

1995

Life Keepsakes Service Also Served Memorials In Our Keeping

Doyle Lee Holstein. Doyle served during the years of the Korean War and the Cold War.

How He Died

Manner Homicide

Cause Gunshot wound

Mechanism Firearm

What Happened

Chief Doyle Holstein was shot and killed at a domestic disturbance call at 5:00 p.m. He was shot as he stood at the end of a hallway that led to the bedroom where the suspect was hiding. He was transported to St. Mary's Regional Medical Center where he passed away during surgery. The suspect, 37, was apprehended and, after being deemed mentally incompetent, was committed to a mental institution. Chief Holstein had served with the Ola Police Department for over 23 years.

Survivors

He was survived by his wife, six sons, and two daughters, and his mother.

Keepsakes

Service Record

1951 – 1954

Conflicts

Korean War Cold War

Also Served

Ola Police Department

Chief of Police

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Memorials

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In Our Keeping

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