Clarence E. Gauss

1887–1960 (age 73)

Diplomat

Biography

Clarence E. Gauss served his country with quiet dignity, representing the United States abroad during pivotal years as ambassador to nations such as China and Poland, navigating complex diplomacy with steady resolve.

His commitment to fostering understanding and strengthening ties among nations earned him respect from colleagues and citizens alike, and his memory is honored at Hollywood Forever Cemetery.

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