List of United States Ambassadors in Sierra Leone

ASJ Carnahan, former US Ambassador to Sierra Leone

The list of United States Ambassadors to Sierra Leone provides an overview of the heads of the US diplomatic mission in Sierra Leone from the establishment of diplomatic relations to the present day.

Herbert Reiner (1961) - Charge d'Affaires ad interim
ASJ Carnahan (1961-1963)
Andrew Vincent Corry (1964-1967)
Robert Graham Miner (1967–1971)
Clinton Louis Olson (1972–1974)
Michael Anthony Samuels (1974–1977)
John Andrew Linehan (1977-1980)
Theresa Ann Healy (1980-1983)
Arthur Winston Lewis (1983-1986)
Cynthia Shepard Perry (1986-1989)
Johnny Young (1989-1992)
Lauralee M. Peters (1992-1995)
John Lewis Hirsch (1995-1998)
Joseph Melrose (1998-2001)
Peter R. Chaveas (2001-2004)
Thomas Neil Hull (2004-2007)
June Carter Perry (2007-2010)
Michael S. Owen (2010-2013)
John Hoover (2013-2016)
Maria Brewer (since 2017)

Web links

Website of the US Embassy in Freetown (English)


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