David Everett Mark

Background

Mark, David Everett was born on November 15, 1923 in New York City. Son of Leslie and Lena (Tyor) Mark.

Education

Bachelor, Columbia University, 1943. Bachelor of Laws, Columbia University, 1946.

Career

Staff Office Political Adviser, United States Army Forces in Korea, 1946-1948. 3d secretary American embassy, Seoul, Korea, 1948-1949. Member United States Mission, Berlin, 1949-1951.

2d secretary, deputy chief mission United States Legation, Bucharest, Romania, 1952-1954. Yugoslav desk officer Department State, Washington, 1954-1957. 1st secretary embassy Moscow, 1957-1959.

Co-ordinator United States delegations to conferences on nuclear test ban, also 18 nation Committee on Disarmament Geneva, 1959-1963. Fellow Center International Affairs, Harvard University, 1963-1964. Director Office West European Research and Analysis, Department State, Washington, 1964-1969.

Deputy director Bureau Intelligence and Research, 1969-1974. United States ambassador to Republic of Burundi United States Department State, 1974-1977. Diplomat in residence University Wisconsin at Milwaukee, 1977-1978.

Senior deputy assistant secretary Bureau Intelligence and Research United States Department State, 1978-1980. Foreign affairs advisory to Chief Executive Officer Aluminum Corporation American, 1980—2005.

Achievements

• David Everett Mark has been listed as a noteworthy international affairs consultant by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Served with Army of the United States, 1943-1946. Member Council Foreign Relations.

Connections

Married Elisabeth Anne Lewis, December 24, 1959. Children: Leslie, Andrea, Clayton.

Father:

Leslie Mark

Mother:

Lena (Tyor) Mark

Spouse:

Elisabeth Anne Lewis

child:

Andrea Mark

child:

Leslie Mark

child:

Clayton Mark