Roosevelt later remarked, "We had our will in Guatemala, [but] it wasn't really accomplished by clandestine means." Roosevelt left the CIA in 1958. to work for American oil and defense firms. He often visited former operatives and the Shah in Iran. Personal life Roosevelt married Mary Lowe "Polly" Gaddis in 1937, and they had four children: Kermit III (father of Kermit IV, who also goes by Kermit III), Jonathan, Mark, and Anne. Death Roosevelt died in 2000 at a retirement community in Cockeysville, Maryland. He was survived by his wife, children, a brother, and seven grandchildren. Selected bibliography Articles "Propaganda Techniques of the English Civil Wars – and the Propaganda Psychosis of Today." Pacific Historical Review, vol. 12, no. 4 (Dec. 1943), pp. 369–379. . Pamphlets "Partition of Palestine: A Lesson in Pressure Politics." (Pamphlet No. 7). New York (160 Broadway): Institute of Arab American Affairs (Feb. 1948). Books Arabs, Oil, and History: The Story of the Middle East. London (1948). . Countercoup: The Struggle for the Control of Iran. New York: McGraw-Hill (1979). . See also Theodore Roosevelt (grandfather) Kermit Roosevelt (father) Kermit Roosevelt III (grandson) References External links The Secret CIA History of the Iran Coup – The National Security Archive 1916 births 2000 deaths American people of Dutch descent American people of French descent American people of Scottish descent American people of Welsh descent Anglo-Persian Oil Company Bulloch family Harvard University alumni Maryland Republicans People from Buenos Aires People of the Central Intelligence Agency People of the Office of Strategic Services Kermit Schuyler family CIA operatives in Iran