U.S. Ambassador Karl W. Eikenberry and Deputy U.S. Ambassador E. Anthony Wayne host a Memorial Day ceremony at the U.S. Embassy in Kabul, Afghanistan on Monday, May 30, 2011.
U.S. Department of State
This Memorial Day, remember the diplomats, too
(May 27, 2011)
Eligible Family Member Memorial Plaque
U.S. Department of State
(from State Magazine, February 2011)
Kristen Wormsley {Pakistan}
2007
Zelda White {Kenya}
2010: {Haiti}
Evan James Yves Wyllie
Baptiste Thomas Michel Wyllie
Laurence Pignarre Wyllie
Locally Employed Staff Memorial Plaque
U.S. Department of State(from State Magazine, February 2011)
2004
Mohammed Basheeruddin {Saudi Arabia}
Romeo Delarosa {Saudi Arabia}
Ali Bin Talib {Saudi Arabia}
Imad Musa Ali {Saudi Arabia}
2005
Ryadh Hamad {Iraq}
Ali Al-Hilifi {Iraq}
Raida Aghaveva {Azerbaijan}
2006
Ahmed Ifi khar {Iraq}**
Hussein Ibraheem Abdullah {Iraq}
Bijnan Ajarya {Nepal}
2007
Ali Mohammed Hashim {Iraq}
2008
Abdel Rahman Rahama {Sudan}
Moktar Al-Faqih {Yemen}
2010
Jean-Daniel Lafontant {Haiti}
Olriche Jean {Haiti}
Jacques Josue Desamours {Haiti}
Laica Casseus {Haiti}
Joseph Fontal {Haiti}
Racan Domond {Haiti}
** I received the following note from an FSO who previously served in Pakistan: “Under 2006, you have “Ahmed Ifi khar {Iraq}”. It should be “Iftikhar Ahmed” and {Pakistan} — he was the LES who was killed with David Foy in the Karachi bombing. (Iftikhar, which means “Honor” in Persian, is his first name, though the concept of first name/family name doesn’t really exist in Pakistan).”
I have corrected the list above and checking with State/HR if this is a magazine error or a plaque error. Thanks Dakota!