Jack Huxtable was a Peace Corps volunteer in Iran during the early 1960s, part of the pioneering group known as Iran 1. He served in Rezaiyeh (now Urmia) and has remained deeply connected to the Peace Corps Iran community ever since. In fact, he’s credited with helping maintain contact information for many of the original volunteers, enabling reunions and preserving their shared history.
His contributions go beyond logistics—he’s been a source of inspiration and documentation for historical reflections on the Peace Corps experience in Iran. The Peace Corps Iran Association (PCIA) recognizes him among those who provided valuable documents and stories that shaped their understanding of that era.
If you’re exploring the legacy of Peace Corps volunteers in Iran, Jack Huxtable’s name is woven into the very fabric of that narrative.
–From Microsoft Copilot.