Info from Arlington National Cemetery website - http://www.arlingtoncemetery.net/poforres.htm:
After attending Princeton, he went to work for Dillon, Read and then moved over to F. Ederstadt and Company and later to Train and Cabot, an investment firm. Like his mother, he liked horses and was an expert horseman. And like his mother, he had difficulty handling alcoholic drink.
His last job was with Bankers Trust in London, and he had a home in Ireland where he kept his horses. He died alone there in 1983 of a massive abdominal hemorrhage caused by years of heavy drinking. He was 52.
Twelve months before, he had married a young woman from New Jersey, Katherine "Kit" Callahan, and she was pregnant with their child when he died. She gave birth to a daughter, Francesca. As a friend later noted with sadness: "Kit was a bride, a widow and a mother, all within the space of a single year."
He is buried in Section 30 of Arlington National Cemetery, along with his father, mother and brother, Michael.
After attending Princeton, he went to work for Dillon, Read and then moved over to F. Ederstadt and Company and later to Train and Cabot, an investment firm. Like his mother, he liked horses and was an expert horseman. And like his mother, he had difficulty handling alcoholic drink.
His last job was with Bankers Trust in London, and he had a home in Ireland where he kept his horses. He died alone there in 1983 of a massive abdominal hemorrhage caused by years of heavy drinking. He was 52.
Twelve months before, he had married a young woman from New Jersey, Katherine "Kit" Callahan, and she was pregnant with their child when he died. She gave birth to a daughter, Francesca. As a friend later noted with sadness: "Kit was a bride, a widow and a mother, all within the space of a single year."
He is buried in Section 30 of Arlington National Cemetery, along with his father, mother and brother, Michael.
Info from Arlington National Cemetery website - http://www.arlingtoncemetery.net/poforres.htm:
After attending Princeton, he went to work for Dillon, Read and then moved over to F. Ederstadt and Company and later to Train and Cabot, an investment firm. Like his mother, he liked horses and was an expert horseman. And like his mother, he had difficulty handling alcoholic drink.
His last job was with Bankers Trust in London, and he had a home in Ireland where he kept his horses. He died alone there in 1983 of a massive abdominal hemorrhage caused by years of heavy drinking. He was 52.
Twelve months before, he had married a young woman from New Jersey, Katherine "Kit" Callahan, and she was pregnant with their child when he died. She gave birth to a daughter, Francesca. As a friend later noted with sadness: "Kit was a bride, a widow and a mother, all within the space of a single year."
He is buried in Section 30 of Arlington National Cemetery, along with his father, mother and brother, Michael.
After attending Princeton, he went to work for Dillon, Read and then moved over to F. Ederstadt and Company and later to Train and Cabot, an investment firm. Like his mother, he liked horses and was an expert horseman. And like his mother, he had difficulty handling alcoholic drink.
His last job was with Bankers Trust in London, and he had a home in Ireland where he kept his horses. He died alone there in 1983 of a massive abdominal hemorrhage caused by years of heavy drinking. He was 52.
Twelve months before, he had married a young woman from New Jersey, Katherine "Kit" Callahan, and she was pregnant with their child when he died. She gave birth to a daughter, Francesca. As a friend later noted with sadness: "Kit was a bride, a widow and a mother, all within the space of a single year."
He is buried in Section 30 of Arlington National Cemetery, along with his father, mother and brother, Michael.
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