Pomeroy Shipman ’46

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Pomeroy Shipman died in 2007 in New York City.

Bud came to Princeton from Lawrenceville in July 1942, majored in politics, and was a member of Whig-Clio and Elm Club.

During the war he served with the Army in New Guinea and the Philippines, returning to Princeton in 1946, and graduating in 1948. After graduation he was employed as an insurance underwriter, and later with several companies in the field of office management.

Bud’s Princeton relatives included his father, J.G. Shipman 1906, and an uncle, G.M. Shipman ’16.

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