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'''Children: '''Alexandra Loeb Driscoll, [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicholas_M._Loeb|Nicholas Mears Loeb]] | '''Children: '''Alexandra Loeb Driscoll, [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicholas_M._Loeb|Nicholas Mears Loeb]] | ||
'''John Langeloth Loeb, Jr.''', is a businessman, philanthropist, art collector, and former United States Ambassador to Denmark (1981–1983) and Delegate to the United Nations. His father, [[John | '''John Langeloth Loeb, Jr.''', is a businessman, philanthropist, art collector, and former United States Ambassador to Denmark (1981–1983) and Delegate to the United Nations. His father, [[John L. Loeb%2C Sr.|John Langloth Loeb, Sr.]]''',''' owned [[Gull Bay Camp|Gull Bay Camp]] on Upper Saranac Lake. In 1970, Governor Nelson Rockefeller named Loeb to a new State Council<br>of Environmental Advisors. | ||
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Born: May 2, 1930
Married: Nina Sundby, Meta Martindell Harrsen, Sharon J. Handler
Children: Alexandra Loeb Driscoll, [Mears Loeb]
John Langeloth Loeb, Jr., is a businessman, philanthropist, art collector, and former United States Ambassador to Denmark (1981–1983) and Delegate to the United Nations. His father, John Langloth Loeb, Sr., owned Gull Bay Camp on Upper Saranac Lake. In 1970, Governor Nelson Rockefeller named Loeb to a new State Council
of Environmental Advisors.
Sources:
- Wikipedia: [Langeloth Loeb]