| John N. Irwin II AKA John Nichol Irwin II Born: 31-Dec-1913
Birthplace: Keokuk, IA
Died: 28-Feb-2000
Location of death: New Haven, CT
Cause of death: unspecified
Gender: Male
Religion: Presbyterian
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Diplomat, Attorney Nationality: United States
Executive summary: US Deputy Secretary of State, 1970-73 Military service: US Army (WWII) Wife: Jane Watson (dau. of Thomas J. Watson, d. 1970, two children)
Son: John N. Irwin III (Arizona land baron)
Daughter: Jane W. I. Droppa
Wife: Jane German Reimers (m. 30-Sep-1976)
Son: Watkins W. Reynolds III (stepson)
Son: Thomas B. Reynolds (stepson)
Son: Carl D. Reimers III (stepson)
High School: Lawrenceville School
University: BA, Princeton University (1937)
Law School: LLB, Fordham University (1941)
University: MA, Oxford University (1944)
Administrator: Board member, Union Theological Seminary (1956-70, as Chair 1961-70)
Administrator: Trustee, Chapin School (1961-70)
US Ambassador to France (1973-74)
US Deputy Secretary of State (1972-73)
US Under Secretary of State (1970-72)
US State Department Special Envoy to Peru (1969)
US Official US Representative, Panama Canal Negotiations (1965-68)
US Defense Department Deputy Assistant Secretary for International Security Affairs (1958-61)
US Official Staff, Philippine-American Finance Commission (1947)
Patterson, Belknap, Webb & Tyler Of Counsel (1977-85)
Patterson, Belknap, Webb & Tyler Partner (1950-77)
Member of the Board of IBM
Council on Foreign Relations
Asia Foundation
Forbes 2000
French-American Foundation Trustee (as Chairman 1984-)
George W. Bush for President
National Republican Senatorial Committee
American Museum of Natural History Board member (1989-)
Metropolitan Museum of Art Trustee (1969-87)
US National Gallery of Art Trustee
Presidential Medal of Freedom
French Legion of Honor
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