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Carl Clarence Pedersen

Født 27 Jul 1940 Camrose, Alberta
Død 8 Feb 1995 New York, N.Y.
27 Jul 1940
Camrose, Alberta
14 Jan 1902
Gullev By, Gullev sogn, Houlbjerg herred, Viborg amt
6 Sep 1902
Kjerhus, in Silkeborg Vesterskov, Virklund, Them sogn, Vrads herred, Skanderborg amt
23 Oct 1871
Grædstrup sogn, Tyrsting herred, Skanderborg amt
11 Aug 1880
Nørre Snede sogn, Vrads herred, Skanderborg amt
2 May 1852
Udby sogn, Baarse herred, Præstø amt
1 Jun 1860
Nørre Snede sogn, Vrads herred, Skanderborg amt
Beskætigelse Canadian Diplomat
Fødsel 27 Jul 1940 Camrose, Alberta
Dåb 20 Oct 1940 Camrose Lutheran Church
Parish RecordsMessiah Lutheran Church, Camrose Alberta
Konfirmation 26 Sep 1954 Camrose Lutheran Church
Parish RecordsMessiah Lutheran Church, Camrose Alberta
Død 8 Feb 1995 New York, N.Y.
Begravelse 26 Jun 1995 Camrose Cemetery, Camrose, Alberta, Canada
@XI2012@
Memorial Service at The Unity Centre, 213 W. 58th Street, New
York, N.Y. February 15, 1995. 4:00 p.m.
e age of
54 after a long and courageous battle with complications due to
AIDS.
, 1940.
He received a Bachelor of Arts degree summa cum laude from
Concordia College in Minnesota in 1962.
r for
the Environment, Economic and Financial Affairs.
Canadian Affairs to the United Nations Economic Affairs and
Senior Officer of Aid and Development from 1970 through 1978.
Carl worked for the Department of External Affairs as the Second
Secretary in Pakistan. From 1966 to 1970, Carl worked as the
First Secretary to the Canadian External Affairs Commission to
the E.E.C.
involvement in global warming and climate change studies, Carl
was an accomplished poet. In 1990, Carl published 'I Write When
I Should Speak,' a 107-page collection of poems.
, his
brothers, Eric Pedersen, Paul Pedersen, Ralph Pedersen, Harold
Pedersen and sister Ruth Pedersen Irgens, as well as a host of
other relative and friends. He joins his parents, Richard and
Anna Pedersen in eternal peace
(from the Memorial Service bulletin - probably written by Dwayne
Norman)

Note from Paul Pedersen - there appear to be errors in the above
dates for Carl's positions. I visited him in Brussels in the
fall of 1973 and he was working with the Commission to the E.E.C.
at that time.

Carl's ashes were buried in Camrose Cemetery, Camrose, Alberta, in the same
plot as his father and mother on June 26, 1995. Present at the burial were
his brothers Eric and Ralph, sister Ruth, sister-in-law Jean (Stollery)
Pedersen, nephew Andrew Pedersen, niece Rebecca Pedersen, cousin Svend
Andersen, and other friends and relatives. Ralph and Eric conducted the
burial service.