John Jermain Slocum

1914–1997 (age 83)

diplomat

Biography

John Jermain Slocum (1914–1997) had a distinguished career as a diplomat, serving his country with integrity and dedication in international relations. His work in diplomacy reflected his commitment to fostering understanding between nations and peoples.

He is remembered for his service to his country and rests at Island Cemetery, where his legacy of diplomatic achievement and dedication continues to be honored.

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