9/29/2024 Gordy Johnston obituary
Lynn Gordon Johnston, age 81, passed away suddenly at his home on September 26, 2022.
Born February 9, 1941, to Lynn and Helen Johnston of Seattle, WA, he attended Cleveland Elementary Sc
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5/25/2024 Ross Luiten Obituary
Ross LUITEN Age 52, of Reno, NV, passed away on Jan. 12, 2008. He was born in Seattle on Jan. 20, 1955. Ross was raised and educated in Bellevue, WA where he graduated from Bellevue H.S. in
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10/17/2023 Elizabeth (Lisa) R. Eide-Dupont
Elizabeth (Lisa) R. Eide-Dupont, 61, a longtime resident of Hoquiam, passed away peacefully on Saturday, April 1, 2017.
Elizabeth (Lisa) R. Eide-Dupont
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David Hay, Chief Investment Officer, Principal Evergreen Capital Management
David Hay grew up in Bellevue, Washington, and graduated in 1977 from the University of Washington. He has been employed in the securities industry since 1979 when he joined what was then Dean Witter Reynolds (now Morgan Stanley). Hay rose to the position of Senior Vice President in 1983 and became a Certified Financial Planner in 1984. He was the youngest member of their elite Chairman�s Council in 1985.
In 1990, Hay and his team joined Smith Barney where they were instrumental in establishing the Portfolio Advisory Program. This offered select financial consultants the capability to direct client assets as portfolio managers rather than as brokers. In addition to being a Senior Vice President, Senior Portfolio Manager, and Director at Smith Barney, Hay also served on its Directors Advisory Group, which worked closely with top management on such issues as merger integration and client service enhancement.
In June of 2002 Hay left Smith Barney and acquired a majority equity interest in Evergreen Capital, where he continues to work with his long-time clients as their investment manager. Evergreen was founded in 1983 to manage assets for both institutional and high net worth investors. Hay brings to Evergreen his long-standing commitment to client advocacy, especially in the area of driving down investment expenses.
Hay gives back to the community as an active member of First Presbyterian Church, and volunteering with at-risk youth. In his free time, Hay enjoys skiing, golf and tennis with his wife and two sons.
Well, a lot of the above is out of date as of 6/26/24. These days, I'm lucky to play some golf and I miss my old golfing buddies like Randy Grimm, Jack Bumgardner, Rich Thorlakson, Mark Wing, Jim Foody and a bunch of the other Overlake CC brats. Man, we had some fun times playing stymies and clipping Foody!
Also miss Doug Ward, who was older than me but a close friend and in my wedding. He won the Overlake Club Championship about 50 times (maybe it was only 40).
Sorry to say I can't make the 51st RU but I'll be there (hopefully) for some of the later ones.
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