The Foreign Service Journal, September 2019

THE FOREIGN SERVICE JOURNAL | SEPTEMBER 2019 83 ment Foundation, a nongovernmental organization affiliated with the Organiza- tion of American States, until 2017 when he retired for the second time. During Mr. Sanbrailo’s tenure, PADF expended more than $1 billion in project loans to improve the incomes and lives of millions of lower-income Latin Ameri- cans. After leaving PADF, Mr. Sanbrailo continued to dedicate his time to researching the history of U.S. foreign assistance efforts with the intention of amplifying his article, “Extending the American Revolution Overseas: Foreign Aid, 1789–1850,” which appeared in The Foreign Service Journal in March 2016. Mr. Sanbrailo is survived by his wife of 45 years, Cecilia, and by his sister, Lynn Sedleski of Tewksbury, Mass. Contributions in Mr. Sanbrailo’s memory can be made to Our Lady of Good Counsel Catholic Church, Vienna, Va.; the USAID Alumni Association (for completion of a history of USAID); or the American Liver Association. n If you would like us to include an obituary in In Memory, please send text to journal@ afsa.org . Be sure to include the date, place and cause of death, as well as details of the individual’s Foreign Service career. Please place the name of the AFSA member to be memorialized in the subject line of your email.