Mac Adams

Born: Shanghai, China/1927

Family: Four kids, five grandkids.

Education: BS USNA/1943, BSAE USN Post Grad School, Monterey CA/1962, MS Physics, WWU/1971.

Career: Issaquah High NROTC and Physics/Math. Currently retired.

Other Organizations: Enological Society of Pacific NW (Board & Treasurer).

Favorite Interests: Computing.

Joined Wranglers: 2001.

Brian Cairns

Born: Holyhead, N. Wales/1933

Spouse: Sue

Family: Two daughters, three grandchildren.

Education: BSC (Hons), PHD (Physics), NATO Research Fellow, Sloan Program (Stanford Business School).

Career: Physicist, USC Faculty, Geophysics Corp of America, Boeing. Now retired.

Other Organizations: City of Mercer Island (Council member 10 years, Mayor, 2 years), Currently on MI Planning Commission, Seattle Rotary, Past President MI Congressional Church.

Favorite Interests: Reading novels, Water color painting, Gardening, Sports (Bicycling & Golf).

Joined Wranglers: Very near the beginning.

Dick Campbell

Spouse: Marilyn

Family: Son, Bob Campbell, wife Elizabeth, Grandson Austin, Granddaughter, Anna. Daughter; Linda Johnson, husband, Dr. Robert Johnson, Grandson, Bobby, and Granddaughter, Amy.

Education: BS in Mechanical Engineering from the UW.

Military: Air Force: 1955-58 as an aircraft controller and trained as a fighter pilot

Career: Worked one year for Colgate-Palmolive Co. then in the Air Force, then was a Sales Engineer for The Trane Co. for 15 years and worked in the Seattle district. I started my own company: The Campbell Co. which specialized in cooling and electrical systems for large computer rooms. After 15 years I sold my company and retired.

Proudest Accomplishment: I ran a good company and we were successful in our field. We had excellent employees where everyone looked forward to coming to work, even on Mondays.

Other Organizations: Exchange club of Seattle, past preident; Seattle Rotary club #4, (downtown Seattle); Probus Club of Mercer Island, Mercer Island Craft Guild, past president; Mercer Island Congregational Church on Mercer Island, served on the board for many years; member of the American Society of Heating, refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers.

Favorite Interests: Golf, woodworking, skiing, doing needed chores for our church.

Joined Wranglers: Charter member as a friend of Joe Iwano.

Russ Cheetam

Born: Sydney, Australia, 1939

Spouse: Fay Ann

Children: two daughters and five grandchildren Education: B.Sc. (Agriculture), Sydney University, Australia (1960); came to the U.S. in 1966 for graduate studies; M.A. (1968) and Ph.D. (1969) in Economics, University of Wisconsin.

Career: Agricultural Officer in Papua New Guinea, 1961-1966; staff member of World Bank, 1969-1996. Worked in operations for most of the time in East Asia, South Asia, and the former Soviet Union. Lived in Philippines (1974-77), Indonesia (1980-1984), and Moscow (1991).

At the time of retirement (1996) was Vice President for the East Asia and Pacific Region, responsible for Bank operations in these countries.

In 1996, set up the Asia-Pacific Investment Services Corporation and as President, undertook a wide range of consultancy assignments around the world for governments, private companies and international agencies that included work in China, Vietnam, Indonesia, Philippines, Timor-Leste, Poland, Russia, Afghanistan, Nigeria, Zimbabwe, and Sudan.

Current Status: Continue to work part-time in various countries as a consultant. Highlight of professional career: Direct negotiations with President Mikhail Gorbachev in Moscow in 1991 regarding membership of the Soviet Union in the World Bank. Following the breakup of the Soviet Union in December 1991, subsequent negotiations in 1992 with leaders of successor states over membership in the World Bank. Favorite interests: Political & economic history of regions of the world, travel abroad, and music.

Brian Comstock

In 1954 Brian graduated Magna Cum Laude from UW with a degree in political science. He then served two years as an officer in US army counter-intelligence. He received his law degree from Harvard in 1959 and joined Roberts & Shefelman rising to managing partner. In 1987 they merged with Foster & Pepper. In 1990 Brian moved to Short Cressman & Burgess to head its business practice group. He retired in 2004 and served as an adjunct professor at Seattle U Law School and the Albers School of Business and finance.

In 2006 he and his son, John formed the Comstock Law firm in Bellevue.

Brian has been married to Karen for 55 years and have seven grandchildren. Having played on the UW tennis team, he still loves playing tennis. He has climbed Mt Rainier several times and many other mountains as well, including Mt Kilimanjaro and Mt Everest, though only part way on that hill. He also has been an aerobatic pilot and part owner of a family airplane.

Tom Davidson

Tom has lived and worked in this area, mostly on Mercer Island, for 48 years. He graduated from Bellevue High School, attained his undergraduate degree at University of Washington, then went on to earn his degree in Dentistry…and another in his specialty, Endodontics, also at the UW.

He began his practice on MI, taught at the UW School of Dentistry...now retired.

Tom has engaged in many volunteer opportunities such as Boy Scout leadership as well as many others associated with his Rotary membership. He currently volunteers as a docent at the Museum of flight.

At one time he was an avid private pilot and then a boat owner and operator, in which he is still engaged.

Bill Dowling

Dr. William Dowling, a resident of Aljoya, is a Professor in the Department of Health Services in the School of Public Health at the University of Washington. He was Chair of the Department from 1994 to 2009.

He still teaches courses on the strategic management of health care organizations and the U.S. health care system in the master’s degree program in health administration at the U.W. His research interest is in the relationship between the changing U.S. health care environment and the strategies, structures and performance of U.S. health care organizations.

He received a BA from Duke University, an MBA in Hospital Administration from the University of Chicago, and an MA in Economics and PhD in Medical Care Organization from the University of Michigan, where he subsequently served on the faculty of the graduate program in Hospital Administration. He came to Seattle to serve as vice-president of Planning and Policy Development for the Providence Health System before joining the University of Washington.

David Eitelbach

Born: Mobile, AL (an accident of WWII), March 4, 1944. Raised in New Jersey.

Spouse: Sarah

Children: David Alexander Eitelbach, 26…no grandchildren yet.

Career: Bell Labs for 10 years, many small companies in the PNW for 13 years, Microsoft for 11 years (retired in 2006). Now retired.

Proudest Accomplishment: Senior Program Manager for Virtual Private Networking at Microsoft. Really cool feature!

Favorite interests: Music (piano, guitar), choral singing, assisting non-profits with computer and networking issues.

Lowell Ericsson

Spouse: Nan

Education: Undergraduate major in Chemistry at Beloit College, 1946 - 1950, and Biochemistry (graduate school) at the University of Chicago, 1951-1955. Main academic interest— Protein Structure.

Career: He has been a chemist in the Space Medicine Group at the Boeing Company, a research scientist in the Department of Biochemistry at the University of Washington (40 years), and most recently was a scientist in the Protein Chemistry Departments of Immunex/Amgen. He is also the owner/partner in AAA Laboratory. Currently retired.

Other Organizations: Director— Sustainable Path Foundation (non-profit), involved in the Foundation’s Finance/Investment Committee, Engagement Committee and Seminar Committee.

Joined Wranglers: 2011.

Robert Fahrer

Mercer Islander since 1999

Spouse: Maxine

Career: Currently with Morgan Stanley as wealth management advisor, but— retiring shortly to take senior position in a private operating Foundation or continue to build small consulting firm focused on improving organizations and executive development.

Education: Ph.D. - Education/Higher Education Planning, WSU— followed by work with Higher Education Personnel Board, State of Washington.

Military: Previously Director, Middle East Studies Program, Special Operations School, USAF Special Operations Force, and USAF Squadron Executive Officer, Drone Testing Program, USAF Special Operations Force (both positions in 1970’s). USAF Lt Col (Ret.) Favorite Interests: Family, music, reading, outdoor activities. Served on non-profit Boards. Actively interested in broad Middle East geopolitics and select global issues— very important to me.

Mark Hafermann

Born: Lindstrom, MN/1933

Spouse: Vija

Family: 4 Children, 7 Grandchildren.

Education: U of Minnesota, B.A. (Chemistry), 1951-55, U of Minnesota,  B.S., M.D., 1955-59, Internship, Harborview Hospital, 1959-60, General Practice, Group Health, Seattle, 1961-62, Residency, Internal Medicine, U of Wash, 1962-63, Residency, Diagnostic & Therapeutic Radiology, UW, 63-67, Clinical Investigator, National Cancer Institute, NIH, 67-69 .

Career: UW School of Medicine/ University Hospital, Instructor in Radiation Oncology, 1966-67, Asst Professor & Staff Radiation Oncologist, 1969-72, Clinical Assistant/Associate/Full Professor of Radiation Oncology, 1972-99, Virginia Mason Medical Center: Physician, Division of Radiation Oncology, 1972-1999; Division Head, 1983-93, Medical Director, Virginia Mason Cancer Center, 1993-98, National Prostate Cancer Project, 1979-87; Coinvestigator and Chairman, Radiation Oncology Sub-Group; Protocol Author/Collaborator, National Bladder Cancer Project, 1979-87, Coinvestigator and Chairman, Radiation Oncology Sub-Group; Protocol Author/Collaborator, Lung Cancer Study Group, 1981-89, Coinvestigator and Protocol Collaborator, Organ Systems Program, National Cancer Institute, 1985-88, Bladder Cancer Working Group, Community Clinical Oncology Program, National Cancer Institute, 1983-85’ Genito-urinary Committee, Protocol Author/Collaborator, American College of Radiology Patterns of Care Study:Carcinoma of Prostate, 1989, Prostate Consensus Committee. Currently retired.

Other Organizations: Boy Scouts of America, Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, President, Klahanie Beach Community, Vashon.

Favorite Interests: Family Activities, Photography, Hiking, Skiing, Do-It-Yourself Projects, Travel.

Joined Wranglers: 2003.

Jim Hinchcliffe

Born: Minneapolis, MN/1938

Spouse: Mary

Family: Two daughters, four grandchildren.

Education: Associate Degree— Transportation.

Career: Trucking, freight forwarding, container shipping (etired).

Proudest Professional Achievement: First licensed American container operation in China (Sea-Land).

Other Organizations: Board Member— Salvation Army (King County), Board Chair— Adult Rehab Center, Salvation Army, Member— St Monica, Member— Mercer Island Country Club.

Interests:Sailing, tennis, skiing, spending time with family.

Joined Wranglers: 2014.

Chick Hodge

Born: Philadelphia, PA/1939

Spouse: Linda

Education: Haverford Township (PA) Schools, 1-12, Lehigh Unviersity, B.S. in Engineering Mechanics, Stanford University, M.S. and Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering.

Career: Boeing Commercial Airplanes, technology and new product development, 1966-198. Boeing Corporate, responsible for technical and business aspects of intellectual property. Currently retired

Other Organizations: Mercer Island United Methodist Church • Mercer Island Boys’ and Girls Club • Mercer Island School Board • Mercer Island School District Strategic Planning Committee • Youth basketball coach on Mercer Islan • Mercer Island Country Club – tennis • Roundtable Breakfast Club • Wranglers • Atlantic Street Center

Favorite Interests: Family, Tennis, golf, spectator sports.

Joined Wranglers: 2001.

Dan Hungate

Born: Austin, TX/1938,

Spouse: Connie

Children: Three children - Alan, Bruce ConnieAlice; grandchildren - 6 with number 7 due March 1, 2010

Education: Stanford, BS Chemical Engineering 1961 (class of '60), Harvard Law School, LLB 1964

Career: Private law practice with emphasis on real estate and general business. Partner with Bogle & Gates. Currently retired.

Highlights of professional career: Representing the landlord in negotiating a long term lease for approximately 30 acres in downtown Freemont.

Organizations: Adventure Cycling Association, Rainier Club, Congregational Church on Mercer Island,formerly Seattle Aquarium Society, Hearing Speach and Deafness Center, Municipal League

Favorite interests: Cycling, skiing, swimming, hiking, traveling, woodworking, gardening, cooking, opera, plays and other cultural events.

Joined Wranglers: 1990.

Bob Lewis

Born: Seattle, lived in Port Angeles, Mercer Island (mostly on the south end from 1941 to the present), Ketchikan, San Francisco.

Spouse: Anne

Family: Two children— one a dentist on Mercer Island and the other in the entertainment industry in L.A.

Education: Mercer Is. Grade school, Bellevue H.S. , U.Wash undergraduate and Dental school. DDS- 1957. Clinical instructor at U.W. Dental school (‘87 to ‘92); received the “Dentist Citizen of the Year for the State of Washington” award in 1982.

Career: For 30 years— volunteered as a dentist overseas in rural areas— in Honduras, Mexico, Peru, Vietnam, Panama, Paraguay, Bolivia and Costa Rica (United Nations Refugee Camp), and Guatemala. I have been on a number of scientific volunteer projects: Agriculture in Peru, Sociology study in Gibraltar, Environmental in Venezuela and Mexico, Marine Biology in Spain, Canary Islands, Mexico, Anthropologic digs in Easter Island and Uruguay, Paleontology in Mexico, Ecology in Mexico, and Ornithology in Vietnam. Have had a story published in the Earth Corps’s national magazine on my work in Vietnam.

Other Organizations: Charter Member— Mercer Island Rotary Club (Pres/1968-69, hosted 11 Rotary exchange students). Member— Polio Inoculation team. Seattle to India— 2005. Member of Rotary team that delivered wheelchairs to handicapped in Guatemala— 2006. M.I. Rotary food packing for N.W. Harvest. Bell ringer for the Salvation Army. Clean up of Rotary Park. Volunteer English teacher in Seattle Community College and Mercer Island Library. Deliver Meals-On-Wheels. My wife and I tutor third graders at low income school in Seattle’s south end. Crossroads Meals program/Salvation Army. Director— Tent City Dinner Program/ East Shore Unitarian Church. Perform dental work for indigent population in Seattle suburbs on a Medical Teams International dental van.

Jim Marich

Born: Chicago, IL/1925.

Spouse: Jane

Family: Son— David, Daughter— Martha, four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

Education: BS in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Illinois, 1951.

Career: Employed by Sundstrand Corporation for 40 years. Worked in 7 divisions— as a design engineer, project engineer, marketing and sales rep, product manager and finally, product line manager with profit and loss responsibility.

Proudest Accomplishment: Helped Sundstrand products and systems establish almost complete dominance in the aviation industry, both in the U.S. and abroad. The highlight of my career is that I was able to establish Sundstrand products with all of my customers. In doing so, I was able to make and retain strong friendships with the engineers and managers with whom I associated.

Other Organizations: Long time member of MI Rotary, Member/Past President of the Probus Club of MI. My wife and I are founding members of the Congregational Church on MI, and for 16 years I have been an active docent at the Museum of Flight.

Favorite Interests: I have always enjoyed singing as a soloist and choir member, sang in three barbershop quartets and served as a chorus director over 18 years with SPEBSQSA. I play an electronic keyboard as well as a Hammond organ (am self taught on those machines). Love to read and am an avid college and high school basketball and football fan. I was an avid golfer until my arthritic hands would no longer hold a golf club.

Joined Wranglers: 2011

Tom Naden

Born: Portland.

Spouse: Ellie

Family: Three grown children

Education: UofW/Chemical Engineering (3 yrs), School of Dentistry.

Career: Dentist. Practice in West Seattle, retired.

Military: Air Force 6 years— Nuclear Weapons Maintenance Officer, assigned to Armed Forces Special Weapons Development Board, reported on the design, development and testing of all U.S. nuclear weapons in early 1950s.

Joined Wranglers: 2016

Dick Russell

Born: St. Louis, MO/1932

Spouse: Elizabeth (Betsy)

Family: 3 girls, Robin, Judy, and Connie, Betsy has 3 boys, Kit, Jim and Tom, and we have 11 grandkids between us.

Education: BSAE Parks College of St. Louis University (with distinction), USAF Pilot training class 55-U, Goodfellow AFB Texas, MSAE USAF Institute of Technology, (with distinction). Advanced Management, U of Pittsburg.

Military Experience: Pilot, USAF, flying B-36s from Fairchild AFB, Spokane, WA. (helped save the world from communism). Taught Aeronautics at the USAF Academy, Colo. Worked on a reusable aerospace vehicle, with Dr. Ernst Steinhoff, a German scientists\ brought here after WW-II, at Holloman AFB, New Mexico.

Career: 23 years in Technology Management at Boeing Commercial Airplane Company. Ran the noise reduction program for all Boeing commercial jets. Was Director of Total Quality Management for Engineering Division at Boeing before taking early retirement (age 55) in 1988. Now retired!

Professional Associations: American Dental Assoc, Wash. State Dental Assoc, King County Dental Assoc, Academy of General Dentist, Pediatric Dental Society, International Dental Federation, International College of Dentist, Clinical Research Assoc., etc. Formed an Association of Volunteer Dentists in 1989 and was the coordinator for several years.

Other Organizations: Rotarian of the year in 2001 in Lincoln City OR, Board member and VP of North Lincoln Health District, Lincoln City OR

Favorite Interests: Travel, Investing (not necessarily making) money. Settling in and helping to organize resident activities at our new Aljoya home, family activities, sharing life with Betsy.

Joined Wranglers: 2004.

Floyd Short

Born: Springfield, IL/1932

Spouse: Faye

Family: Son: Floyd Grady Short, Wife: Tsering Yuthok Short; Children: Grady, Thomas, Kalden, Daughter: Katie (Kathleen) Dorsett; Kids: Jackson, Hannah.

Education: Carleton College (Northfield, MN), AB 1954; Uof Rochester School of Medicine (Rochester, NY), MD 1959; Intern and First Year Resident, Internal Medicine, North Carolina Memorial Hospital, Chapel Hill, NC; Second Year Resident in Medicine, Uof Washington, 1963-64; Fellow, Cardiology, Uof Washington (Harborview Medical Center), 1964-67.

Career: Instructor and Assistant Professor, Medicine, University of Washington Medical School 1967-70; Clinical Professor of Medicine, 1981 to Present; Partner, Seattle Heart Clinic 1970-1997. Currently retired.

Proudest Professional Accomplihment: Mercer Island Citizen of Year 1993; Awarded for establishing and supervising in the Mercer Island Fire Department the first EMT cardiac defibrillation program in the world. This program was the stimulus for a similar program that was tested in South King County by Dr. Mickey Eisenberg and proven to be effective in resuscitation of victims of sudden cardiac death. This has been a model for similar programs nation-wide.

Other Organizations: Medic One Foundation Board; John L. Locke, Jr. Charitable Trust Board; Seattle Symphony Chorale; Member, Rainier Club and Broadmoor Golf Club; King County Medical Society.

Favorite Interests: Golf, fishing, skiing, choral singing, reading, stock market investing, photography.

Joined Wranglers: 2009.

Al Skinner

Born: 22 July 1924, Boston MA

Spouse: Sarah

Children: Peter Dieckerhoff b/1943 architect; Joanna Page b/1951 (a.k.a. Jody G. Bower) writer; Thomas R. b/1953, died 1963; Sarah Elizabeth b/1955 social worker; Matthew C. b/1958 construction. Grandchildren: Adam Dieckerhoff automotive tech.; Capt. Evan S. Day U.S.M.C, attorney; spouse Amy Margolius Day; Molly M. Skinner-Day, Peace Corps Volunteer. Great Grandchild: Jacob Nathan Day, b. Apr. 2007; Samuel Warren Day and Henry Loring Day, b. Mar. 2010.

Education: Needham MA public schools, Harvard College/1946, Harvard Medical School/1951, Internship: King County Hospital System/1951-2, Residency: Mass. General Hospital /1952-3 & Childrens’ Orthpedic Hospital/1953-4, fellow U of W Med. School/1954-6.

Military: US Naval Reserve 1942-46 V-1/V-12 program, Cornell Midshipman School, commissioned Nov 1944, NTS Miami, MTBSTC Melville RI, MTB Squadron 40 XO PT 595, Capt. PT 591 until Dec 1945; Harbor Pilot 1946, Legal Officer 1946, released to inactive duty July 1946 (returned to college).

Career: Community pediatrician 1955-1989, clinical faculty UW, Clinical Professor Emeritus. Now retired

Proudest Accomplishment: Being entrusted with care of your children and Dan

Other Organizations: Am. Acad. of Pediatrics, WA Chair 1960s, Manpower Committee 1962-5, Nat'l. Fed. of Ped. Societies 1960s, Eastshore Unitarian Church, Health Education Alliance, East Seattle School PTA (13 years), Boracchini's Bakery Tennis Players Coffee & B.S. Group.

Favorite interests: History: genealogy, NW exploration, religion/heresies; tennis, Mariners, garden, travel, literature.

Joined Wranglers: 1995. Token Liberal.

John Strasburger

Born: Dallas, TX/1937

Family: Four daughters, two granddaughters, four grandsons.

Education: Mrs McLawrty’s preschool, Ben Milam Grade School, North Dallas High School, University of Texas B.A. and L.L.B., Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies M.A.

Career: Lawyer, Seattle, WA. Currently retired.

Proudest Professional Accomplishment: Not being disbarred!

Other Organizations: Scout Master, church choir, tutor.

Favorite Interests: Tennis, golf, skiing, wood working.

Joined Wranglers: 2007.

Tony Ward-Smith

Born: Shanghai China/1938, arrived in U.S./1941, lived in San Jose, CA and Buffalo NY before arriving in Seattle/1948.

Spouse: Mary

Family: Two adult children (Maggie, Jack Panther), four grandgirls (Zoe Mae, Delia Grace, Lucy Mae, Riley Teal).

Education: Roosevelt High School (class of 56). BA from UW, School of Communication/61. Graduate studies UW School of Business, 1967.

Career: Director of Public Relations, Sicks’ Rainier Brewery, 1966-69, Principal, Ward-Smith & Company, Advertising/Marketing/Public Affairs Consulting, 1970-on.

Professional Accomplishment: Pioneering work in community involvement and citizen participation in major public works projects (West Seattle Freeway/1970). Created/produced national rollout marketing campaign for credit union “share drafts” (checking account services), leading to the deregulation of consumer banking in U.S. Facilitated the industry-wide shift into full-service banking. Feasibility studies for Tulalip Tribes to establish first Indian Gaming Casino in Washington.

Other Organizations: Enological Society of Pacific NW (Board & Treasurer).

Favorite Interests: Handball, boating (32’ Grand Banks trawler/ cruise San Juan and Canadian waters), baritone ukulele, Great Highland Bagpipes, woodcarving (Salish masks, etc.), classic autos (1961 Jaguar xk-150 coupe and 1961 Jag 3.8 Mark II Sedan).

Joined Wranglers: 2008.

Ben Weyhing

Bob Wiley

Born: Chippewa Falls, WI/1929

Family: Son, Robert III, (1955) lives in Bellevue with my three granddaughters ages 16, 14, 9. Daughter Ann, (1957) unmarried, lives in Fort Lauderdale, Fl.

Military: Line officer, US Navy 1952-55, destroyers and troop transport. Served primarily in the Mediterranean and North Atlantic.

Education: Phillips Exeter Academy, AB degree Harvard College, MBA Harvard Business School, hard knocks.

Career: Boise Cascade Corp, six years, assistant to president, general manager concrete products group; Simpson Timber Co. corporate secretary, assistant to chairman, manger, Simpson Reed & Co., president Simlog Corporation, 14 years total; owner-president Fidelity Northwest Co., distributor of RCA television and video products, appliances, audio products, 8 years; partner– senior consultant, Management Action Programs, west coast management consulting firm.Following surgery for prostate cancer, while lying in bed with unrelated complications, wondered what I was doing and decided to retire! No regrets about that! But still actively managing property owned in SouthCenter.

Other Organizations: Board/Chamber of Commerce, United Way, Rainier Club, Seattle Rotary, Chief Seattle Council– Boy Scouts of America (Council pres, Regional board and VP; received the BSA’s Silver Beaver and Silver Antelope awards), ACT Theater, Young Presidents Organization (chapter chair, national board), Burke Museum (board and docent), Bergen Exchange Committee-University of Washington, Seattle Pacific University – Executive Advisory Council, Planned Parenthood of Western Washington (board, finance committee, investment committee) Planned Parenthood VOTES! Washington. Governing body of several churches.

Favorite Interests: Wood carving (totem poles, etc.), fly fishing, mountain climbing (all Washington major peaks, Mt. Fuji, Mt. Kilimanjaro), gardening.

Joined Wranglers: Long ago.

Milt Yanicks

Born: Chicago, IL/1933.

Spouse: Storm.

Family: Stepsons James and Jeff, Stepdaughter Julie.

Education: BA Education, University of Washington.

Military: US Nsvy.

Career: Teacher, Mercer Island High. Now Retired.

Proudest Professional Achievement: Teaching the Honors Class -- Humanities.

Other Organizations: Lions Club, M.I. Presbyterian Church and various book clubs.

Favorite Interests: Staying in good physical condition; swimming, house and garden upkeep; travel.

Joined Wranglers: Founding member.

Born: Seattle/1957.

Spouse: Louise.

Family: Two children (grown up already!).

Education: MD from Baylor College of Medicine in 1984.

Career: Emergency Department Physician at Providence Regional Medical Center Everett and Valley General Hospital in Monroe.

Other Organizations: Enological Society of Pacific NW (Board & Treasurer).

Favorite Interests: Medical director for Quark (takes paying tourists to the polar regions on Russian icebreakers), backcountry skiing, hiking, sailing.

Joined Wranglers: 2006.