Edwin M. Cronk

Edwin Monroe Cronk (born May 20, 1918) was the third United States Ambassador to Singapore. He served from 1972 to 1975.^[1]

Cronk was educated at Deep Springs College and later served as its dean and director.^[2]^[3]

References

↑ Stewart, John,Shortchanging your Retirement May 2007, fredericknewspost.com. Retrieved March 2011
↑ Meyer, Thomas (May 14, 1989). "School on the Range". Los Angeles Times.
↑ Newell, L. Jackson. "Deep Springs: Loyalty to a Fault?".

External links

Edwin Cronk's entry at the Political Graveyard

United States Ambassadors to Singapore

Richard H. Donald 1966 (interim)
Francis Joseph Galbraith 1966–69
Charles T. Cross 1969–71
Edwin M. Cronk 1972–75
John H. Holdridge 1975–78
Richard F. Kneip 1978–80
Harry E. T. Thayer 1980–85
J. Stapleton Roy 1985–86
Daryl Arnold 1987–89
Robert D. Orr 1989–92
Jon Huntsman, Jr. 1992–93
Ralph L. Boyce 1993–94 (interim)
Timothy Chorba 1994–98
Steven J. Green 1998–2001
Frank Lavin 2001–05
Patricia L. Herbold 2005–09
David Adelman 2010–2013
Kirk Wagar 2013–

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