Lowell C. Kilday

Background

Kilday, Lowell C. was born on February 20, 1931 in New Hope, Wisconsin, United States.

Education

Bachelor of Science, University Wisconsin, 1956. Postgraduate, Foreign Service Institute, 1970. Postgraduate, National War College, 1974.

Career

With United States Foreign Service, since 1957. Consular officer United States Department State, Havana, Cuba, 1957-1959, cultural exchange officer Bureau Educational & Cultural Affairs, 1960-1961, staff assistant Bureau Inter-American Affairs, 1961-1964, political officer Rio de Janeiro, 1964-1966, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, 1966-1967, desk officer Ecuador, 1967-1968, senior watch officer Operations Ctr, 1968-1970, agency director Bureau International Organization Affairs, 1971, province senior adviser Civil Operations and Revolutionary Development Support Vietnam, 1971-1973, deputy director Office Central American Affairs, 1975-1976, deputy chief Mission San Jose, 1976-1979, director Office Brazilian Affairs, 1980-1983, deputy assistant secretary Bureau Inter-American Affairs, 1983-1985, United States ambassador Dominican Republic, since 1985.

Achievements

• Lowell C. Kilday has been listed as a noteworthy ambassador by Marquis Who's Who.

Connections

Married Gerda Dreher. 6 children.

Spouse:

Gerda Dreher