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Andy Sundberg
Andrew Peter (Andy) Sundberg (January 6, 1941 – August 30, 2012) was an advocate for defending the rights of Americans living outside of the United States. He lived in the United States only a small portion of his life.
== Early life and education ==
Sundberg was born in Hackensack, New Jersey to Edward Bernard Sundberg and Ruth Wildbush Sundberg, the second of three children. His father was an engineer who was called back into the Air Force during the Korean War, and the family was often stationed abroad. Sundberg attended junior high school in Tajikawa, Japan and high school in Wiesbaden, Germany, before the family returned to live in Chicago.〔Schulman, Gene: "Tribute To Andy Sundberg", 2013 Jan. 30, in: Eulogies written by Friends of Andy (); Hartman, Carl: "Running as a favorite son, but whose?" Associated Press, Dec. 4, 1987 ()〕 He was winner of a scholarship in the National Merit Scholarship Program.
Sundberg was a 1962 graduate in engineering from the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland. At Navy he was on the GE College Bowl team beating Army in 1960, and he captained the team in 1961. While at Annapolis, Sundberg was a founder of the Naval Academy Foreign Affairs Conference (NAVFAC).
After graduation from the Naval Academy, he won a Rhodes Scholarship (1963) for studies at Oxford University, where he obtained a masters degree in politics, philosophy and economics.〔(Association of American Rhodes Scholars, profile of Andy Sundberg )〕
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