Ambassador to the US Roy Ferguson of New Zealand

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Roy Ferguson is the current New Zealand Ambassador to the United States.

Ferguson was educated at the University of Canterbury where he received an MA in History and Political Science.

Ferguson took up his United States assignment in mid-February 2006, replacing Ambassador John Wood who has returned to New Zealand.

Sitting down at the family's Atlanta home on Monday to discuss their son's death, Christina and David Roy Ferguson said they have been told by Jacksonville police detectives their son likely fell to his death from the parking deck while sleepwalking.

Christina Ferguson said she had seen her son sleepwalk before, while her son's roommates told the family they, too, witnessed Davy sleepwalking several times at their apartment in Gainesville near the UF campus.

Writing in the March issue, Ferguson said a multitude of warnings have been issued about the lack of recovery by the US.

In a separate article, Ferguson says US.

The door cashier and three patrons all filed statements with the HPD Internal Affairs Division, saying Ferguson took money in exchange for allowing minors into the club.

Ferguson was relieved of duty the day before he was set to retire.

He said Internal Affairs Division investigators set up hidden cameras for a sting at the nightclub, but Ferguson was never caught doing anything wrong when the camera was rolling.

Ambassador Ferguson described the work of the Provincial Reconstruction Team (PRT) that New Zealand has maintained in the northern Hazarajat region of Afghanistan since 2003.

Ambassador Ferguson described efforts to restore order, build local police capacity, restore the economy, and build an independent judiciary.

Were really molding and shaping the department, Ferguson says while ricocheting between phone calls and officers at his door asking questions.

Ferguson is down for an appearance on KROI FM 92.

Born in 1908, in Iberia, northwest of Waynesville, Ferguson said his family moved to Oronogo in 1915.

Ferguson said he has been a vegetarian since his days as a youth at Westside School, but he doesn’t attribute his longevity to that.

A professional trombone and trumpet player, Ferguson said he spent most of his life as a traveling musician, playing in shows across America and with orchestras and performers such as Lawrence Welk.

All the attention’With his wife long since deceased, no children and no living relatives in the area, Roy Ferguson said he enjoyed having the company as much as having the work done on his home.

Ferguson received his Gastroenterology-Hepatology Training at the Mayo Clinic after graduating from McGill University Medical School.

It is incredible what they can do,” Ferguson says of his dogs, adding, “They absolutely love what they do.

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