John L. LeCave, a Wildwood resident, was killed by a vehicle while bicycling within the city in 1997. He was a father, husband, Vietnam veteran, and avid cyclist. In banking, he was credited as the developer of the concept of supermarket banking, providing a full-service financial institution inside individual grocery stores. He also devoted his free time to community betterment as president of the Memphis, Tennessee Urban League, while raising four children, sustaining a marriage of over thirty years, and serving as an important member of his church. He is remembered for the qualities of family, country, and the outdoors, and as a reminder to better practice sharing the road with pedestrians, runners, cyclists, and others in Wildwood.