Vinton Chapin

1900–1982 (age 82)

Diplomat

Biography

Vinton Chapin represented his country with grace and a steady voice, most notably in his role as United States Ambassador to Luxembourg. His diplomatic career reflected a lifelong commitment to fostering international understanding and honoring the responsibilities of public service.

Outside of official duties he remained a thoughtful presence among friends, valuing listening as much as speaking, and he is fondly remembered at Swan Point Cemetery for his dignity and warmth.

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