Buried in Peterson Cemetery,
Ailey, Ga
Cenotaph
Max Waldo Schmidt Bishop
Foreign Service Officer Consul
Ambassador Foreign Relations Consul
Oct 30, 1908 - Nov 18, 1994
Born in Gravette, Benton County, AR
in his grandfather's home.
He was a Diplomatic Attache and language officer at the American Embassy, Tokyo, Japan. He served in many areas of service in Tokyo and Osaka, Japan, Division of Foreign Eastern Affairs, Washington, DC, Us Consul in Colombo, Consul General, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, and Ambassador to Thailand. He retired in 1961from the Foreign Service having received the Medal of Freedom and a presidential certificate of merit. He was decorated by Emperor of Japan with the Order of the Sacred Treasure. After retirement he was an international Business consultant and lecturer of foreign affairs.
Ailey, Ga
Cenotaph
Max Waldo Schmidt Bishop
Foreign Service Officer Consul
Ambassador Foreign Relations Consul
Oct 30, 1908 - Nov 18, 1994
Born in Gravette, Benton County, AR
in his grandfather's home.
He was a Diplomatic Attache and language officer at the American Embassy, Tokyo, Japan. He served in many areas of service in Tokyo and Osaka, Japan, Division of Foreign Eastern Affairs, Washington, DC, Us Consul in Colombo, Consul General, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, and Ambassador to Thailand. He retired in 1961from the Foreign Service having received the Medal of Freedom and a presidential certificate of merit. He was decorated by Emperor of Japan with the Order of the Sacred Treasure. After retirement he was an international Business consultant and lecturer of foreign affairs.
Buried in Peterson Cemetery,
Ailey, Ga
Cenotaph
Max Waldo Schmidt Bishop
Foreign Service Officer Consul
Ambassador Foreign Relations Consul
Oct 30, 1908 - Nov 18, 1994
Born in Gravette, Benton County, AR
in his grandfather's home.
He was a Diplomatic Attache and language officer at the American Embassy, Tokyo, Japan. He served in many areas of service in Tokyo and Osaka, Japan, Division of Foreign Eastern Affairs, Washington, DC, Us Consul in Colombo, Consul General, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, and Ambassador to Thailand. He retired in 1961from the Foreign Service having received the Medal of Freedom and a presidential certificate of merit. He was decorated by Emperor of Japan with the Order of the Sacred Treasure. After retirement he was an international Business consultant and lecturer of foreign affairs.
Ailey, Ga
Cenotaph
Max Waldo Schmidt Bishop
Foreign Service Officer Consul
Ambassador Foreign Relations Consul
Oct 30, 1908 - Nov 18, 1994
Born in Gravette, Benton County, AR
in his grandfather's home.
He was a Diplomatic Attache and language officer at the American Embassy, Tokyo, Japan. He served in many areas of service in Tokyo and Osaka, Japan, Division of Foreign Eastern Affairs, Washington, DC, Us Consul in Colombo, Consul General, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, and Ambassador to Thailand. He retired in 1961from the Foreign Service having received the Medal of Freedom and a presidential certificate of merit. He was decorated by Emperor of Japan with the Order of the Sacred Treasure. After retirement he was an international Business consultant and lecturer of foreign affairs.
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Buried in Peterson Cemetery
Alley, GA
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