Memorial Day Remembrance

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.

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Operation Iraqi Freedom
4772

Operation Enduring Freedom/Afghanistan
2495

AFSA Memorial Plaque
U.S. Department of State
This Memorial Day, remember the diplomats, too
(May 27, 2011)


Courting Remembrance | August 7, 1998
Kenya-Tanzania

Eligible Family Member Memorial Plaque
U.S. Department of State
(from State Magazine, February 2011)

2002
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}**Iftikhar Ahmed {Pakistan}
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!