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Board of Trustees 

PRESIDENT 

Kathryn M. Battuello 

Attorney General’s Office 

VICE PRESIDENT 

James L. Austin Jr. 

Karr Tuttle Campbell 

SECRETARY 

Benson D. Wong 

Keller Rohrback LLP 

TREASURER 

Megan S. Wells 

Navigant Consulting 

IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT 

Stephen C. Ellis 

Davis Wright Tremaine 

MEMBERS-AT-LARGE 

Mary Jo Newhouse 

Schwabe Williamson & Wyatt, PC 

John R. Rizzardi 

Cairncross & Hempelmann PS 

TRUSTEES 

Alexander A. Baehr 

Colliers International 

Hon. Charles S. Burdell, Jr. (Ret.) 

Judicial Dispute Resolution 

Jennifer A. Burkhardt 

Providence Health & Services 

Derek D. Crick 

K&L Gates 

Kaustuv M. Das 

Micron Technology, Inc. 

Kenneth H. Davidson 

Davidson, Czeisler & Kilpatric 

Daniel J. Dunne 

Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe 

Paul S. Ficca 

FTI Consulting 

Hon. Bruce W. Hilyer 

King County Superior Court 

Curt R. Hineline 

Bracewell & Guiliani 

Joanie Kim 

Nintendo of America 

Rosa Kim 

Microsoft Corporation 

M. Colleen Kinerk 

Cable, Langenbach, Kinerk & Bauer 

Megan McCloskey 

Rafel Law Group PLLC 

Portia R. Moore 

Davis Wright Tremaine 

Kathleen T. Petrich 

Graham & Dunn PC 

Marcella Fleming Reed 

MFR Law Group, PLLC 

Geoffrey Revelle 

Stoel Rives 

Donald B. Scaramastra 

Garvey Schubert Barer 

Michael S. Schechter 

Foster Pepper PLLC 

Harry H. Schneider, Jr. 

Perkins Coie LLP 

James A. Smith, Jr. 

Smith & Hennessey PLLC 

Alejandro C. Torres 

Starbucks Coffee Company 

Christopher B. Wells 

Lane Powell, PC 

Staff 

Andrew Prazuch 

Executive Director 

Marzette Mondin 

Development Director 

Laura Prothero 

Development Associate 


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Dear Friends and Colleagues: 

The 2010-2011 fiscal year launched the start of the King County Bar Association’s (KCBA) 

quasquicentennial celebration. Throughout 2011 KCBA will celebrate 125 years of community 

service that has focused on assuring equal access to justice through pro bono legal services 

and diversity programs. It will also honor those whose donations of time, talent, and treasure 

make it possible to sustain these programs, year after year, regardless of the health of 

the economy. Let’s look at what your donations to the King County Bar Foundation (KCBF) 

accomplished in the 2010-2011 fiscal year. 

During the past year 1,200 attorneys, paralegals, law students, and community members 

provided 35,240 hours of pro bono legal services, a donation of professional time equal to 

$6,446,245. Through KCBA’s Pro Bono Services programs these volunteers assisted 10,755 of 

our low-income neighbors with legal issues impacting basic human needs such as housing, 

health care, and protection against domestic violence. In addition, KCBF awarded the 

University of Washington and Seattle University law schools a total of $125,000 for minority 

law student scholarships. It also supported the 9th annual Future of the Law Institute, 

introducing 101 high school students to career opportunities in the legal profession and 

offering scholarships to those pursuing a college education. 

These efforts were supported through generous donations from individuals, corporations, 

and our partners in the broader access to justice community. This past year KCBF received 

over $1,442,824 in donations and in-kind contributions to support pro bono and diversity 

programming. The 2010 King County Law Firm Campaign for Equal Justice (C4EJ) and the 2011 

Breakfast with Champions set records for both participation and overall donations. Thanks to 

close collaboration between KCBF and LAW Fund, C4EJ raised $491,600 from 122 King County 

law firms. Thanks to herculean efforts by KCBF trustees, the 2011 Breakfast was a sold-out 

event attended by 1,100 champions for equal justice and diversity. It raised nearly $300,000, 

with donations increasing nearly 9% over the preceding year. 

Mission 

The King County 

Bar Foundation 

is dedicated to 

ensuring access 

to the legal system 

and encouraging 

diversity in the 

legal profession. 

It takes a collaborative partnership to secure equal access to justice for the most vulnerable 

in our community. We are fortunate to have several dedicated financial partners within and 

outside of the legal community in King County. Last year — and for several years — our 

efforts have been generously supported by several business community partners: Microsoft 

Corporation; Navigant Consulting, Inc.; Starbucks Coffee Company; FTI Consulting, Inc.; 

LexisNexis; and Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. Last year — and for several years — we’ve benefited 

from generous grants from the Legal Foundation of Washington, The Seattle Foundation and 

the Law School Admission Council. Consistently, law firms and individual practitioners across 

the King County legal community respond to our call for volunteers, financial donations, and 

in-kind contributions. 

In 2011 we celebrate and honor 125 years of community service and the contributions that 

make our programs possible. We also look forward to the years ahead, which will surely 

involve increasing need for services in an ever more challenging economy. Thank you for your 

contributions to date. We look forward to partnering with you for many years to come. 


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Ensuring 

Access 

to Justice 

Family Law 

Family Law includes the Family Law Mentor Program, the 

Kinship Care Solutions Program, and the Self Help-Plus 

Program. These programs assist clients with the following legal 

issues: direct representation for contested divorces where 

domestic violence is present and/or children are at risk, thirdparty 

non-parental custody cases, and non-contested divorces 

or parenting plans. 

Housing Justice Project 

The Housing Justice Project (HJP) provides free legal help to 

eligible low-income tenants facing eviction. This clinic meets 

daily at the Seattle King County Superior Courthouse in 

downtown Seattle and at the Maleng Regional Justice Center in 

Kent. HJP also offers evening clinics at the Seattle King County 

Superior Courthouse. 

Community Services 

Community Services includes the Neighborhood Legal Clinics 

(NLC) and the Volunteer Legal Services (VLS). NLC offers 

individuals a free half-hour consultation with an attorney. 

Attorneys determine whether the client has a legal problem, 

suggest possible options, and provide appropriate referrals. 

VLS offers eligible clients direct on-going representation. 

VLS takes cases in the following areas: Chapter 7 bankruptcy, 

vacating criminal records, Social Security overpayments, 

wills and estate planning, and debt defense. 

Increasing 

Diversity 

in the Legal 

Profession 

KCBF Minority Law 

Student Scholarships 

KCBF is one of the largest providers of minority law student scholarships 

in Washington. In 2010-2011, KCBF distributed $125,000 to 

the University of Washington and Seattle University law schools for 

this purpose. Over 650 scholarships have been awarded through 

this program since it began in 1970, and over half of the scholarship 

recipients still practice in Washington. 

Future of the Law Institute 

Future of the Law Institute (FLI) is a year-long program for 

minority and economically disadvantaged high school students 

interested in learning more about a career in the law. FLI 

provides students with substantive legal workshops, career 

counseling, a mock trial, a courthouse tour, and opportunities 

to meet with legal professionals. Students are matched up with 

a mentor for the school year and are eligible for scholarships 

when they continue on to higher education. 

Building a Book of Business 

Based on the premise that those minority attorneys who are 

successful within law firms are more likely to stay, this program 

helps minority associates in private practice improve their chances 

for success. In a closed-door seminar, successful minority lawyers 

instruct participants how to effectively market themselves and 

acquire new clients for their firms. 

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Future of the 

Law Institute 

Sponsors 

Founding Flier 

King County Bar Association 

King County Bar Foundation 

Law School Admission Council 


Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. 

Washington State Mentors 

Frequent Flier 

Stokes Lawrence 

FLI Supporter 

Bennett, Bigelow & Leedom, P.S. 

Carney Badley Spellman, P.S. 

Forsberg & Umlauf P.S. 

K&L Gates 

Mills Meyers Swartling 



Stoel Rives LLP 

FLI Friend 

Aoki & Sakamoto LLP 

L.I.H. Law, P.S 

Loren Miller Bar Association 


Summer internships for 

outstanding FLI students 

were provided by: 

Law Office of Catherine C. Clark 


Helsell Fetterman LLP 

King County Prosecuting 

Attorney’s Office 

King County Superior Court 

Ogden Murphy Wallace 


More information about 

FLI is available at 

www.futureofthelaw.org. 



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“I’m just grateful that 

you were there and 

that the volunteer 

attorney was willing 

to help me. I couldn’t 

have done it on my 

own. It was a scary 

situation.” 

— Pro Bono Services client 

Kudumu fled his East African home with his family of five 

hoping for a more peaceful and prosperous life in Seattle. 

Kudumu has AIDS, and while AIDS treatment in the U.S. is 

quite good, it is also expensive. Even with the help of local 

AIDS social service providers which made numerous services, 

including health insurance, available to Kudumu, he and his 

family were still struggling under a significant amount of 

medical debt. 

Understanding health insurance coverage is challenging for 

most of us, but for Kudumu and his family the challenge was 

increased exponentially by the fact that English is their second 

language. While Kudumu’s coverage was good, it was complex: 

one insurance provider covered only a particular time period, 

another covered only certain types of health care, and some 

of his healthcare was hospital-based and therefore covered 

through charity care. Kudumu was often told that his healthcare 

was covered, yet creditors were calling and stating that 

he owed quite a bit of money for the services he’d received. 

He didn’t know who to believe, but the medical bills that kept 

arriving at his door were frightening. 

The King County Bar’s Volunteer Legal Services (VLS) program 

connected Kudumu with a volunteer attorney who figured 

out which insurer should have covered what, uncovered a 

few mistakes made by the creditors, determined the health 

services for which Kudumu was responsible, and negotiated a 

payment plan that was within Kudumu and his family’s budget. 

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On Thursday, March 24, 2011, nearly 1100 members 

and friends of the legal community attended the 

King County Bar Foundation’s 11th annual Breakfast 

With Champions at the Westin Seattle hotel. The 

Breakfast, KCBF’s premier fundraiser, raised $291,577 

in contributions and sponsorships to benefit the 

Foundation’s pro bono civil legal aid and diversity 

programs. 

Jeffrey Toobin, CNN senior analyst and best-selling author of The 

Nine: Inside the Secret World of the Supreme Court, captivated 

the audience with his engaging and humorous recap of the past 

50 years of the Supreme Court. The program, emceed by Peter 

Ehrlichman, also featured KCBF President Kate Battuello, KCBA 

President Mark Fordham, Washington State Attorney General Rob 

McKenna, Dean Mark Niles (SU), Dean Kellye Y. Testy (UW), and 

Hon. Charles S. Burdell, Jr. (Ret.). 

Jeffrey Toobin and Belaynesh Chera 

Mimi and Todd Menenberg 

The Breakfast, the largest annual gathering of attorneys in the 

state, helps the Foundation provide civil legal aid for over 10,000 

low-income King County residents and approximately 50 scholarships 

for minority law students at SU and UW each year. The 

Foundation premiered a video produced by Tainter & Associates 

that highlighted two pro bono client stories, and Anupa Iyer, 3L 

from Seattle University and a KCBF minority law student scholarship 

recipient, shared how she got to law school. 

The King County Bar Foundation thanks its sponsors, table 

captains, guests, trustees, staff, and volunteers for making the 

2011 Breakfast With Champions such a success. Special acknowledgment 

to the Breakfast planning committee who volunteered 

their time to organize this event: Megan Wells (Co-Chair), James 

L. Austin Jr. (Co-Chair), Hon. Charles S. Burdell Jr. (Ret.), Daniel J. 

Dunne, Curt R. Hineline, M. Colleen Kinerk, Michael S. Schechter, 

and Benson D. Wong. 

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Hon. Betty B. Fletcher 

Hon. Beth Andrus, Donovan Flora, King County 

Prosecuting Attorney Dan Satterburg, and Andy Hamilton 

Hon. Charles Burdell, Jr. (Ret.) 

Thank You 2011 Breakfast 

With Champions Sponsors! 

Diamond 

Platinum 

Gold 

Silver 

Bennett, Bigelow & Leedom, P.S. 

Bergman Draper & Frockt, PLLC 

Dorsey & Whitney LLP 


Fortune Bank 


HomeStreet Bank 

JAMS Neutrals & Associates 



Marler Clark LLP, PS 

McKinley Irvin, PLLC 

Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe 


Prolumina Trial Technologies 


Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt 

Seattle Seahawks & 

Seattle Sounders FC 


Union Bank 

Bronze 

Amazon.com Legal Department 

Betts, Patterson & Mines 

Cable, Langenbach, Kinerk & Bauer, LLP 

Davis Wright Tremaine, LLP 

Fenwick & West LLP 

Frank Freed Subit & Thomas LLP 

The Frause Group 

Gordon, Thomas, Honeywell, Malanca, 

Peterson & Daheim, PLLC 


Harris Private Bank 

Hillis, Clark, Martin & Peterson, P.S. 

I CANDI Studios 

K&L Gates 

Keller Rohrback L.L.P. 

KPMG 

Lasher, Holzapfel, Sperry & Ebberson 

McKay Chadwell, PLLC 




Pacific Continental Bank 

Riddell Williams P.S. 

Ryan, Swanson & Cleveland 

Seattle University School of Law 

Stella L. Pitts & Associates, PLLC 


Vandeberg Johnson & Gandara 

Wechsler Becker LLP 

Wells Fargo Bank 

Williams Kastner 

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“Thank you so much for 

your help. I am finally 

sleeping well at night.” 


Geraldine was so grateful to find the Housing Justice Project 

(HJP) in the Law Library at the King County Courthouse, just like 

the young woman at 2-1-1 said she would. It was such a relief 

after dealing with the March rain and wind that morning, not to 

mention the notice in her handbag that said she had 20 days 

to leave her home. Off and on throughout the last year she’d 

received a few 10-day notices, but when those had arrived her 

middle-aged son had helped her sort it all out. 

Geraldine was surprised at how many other people were waiting 

at HJP, but soon an HJP volunteer attorney came over to ask her 

what had happened before she’d received the 20-day notice. 

It didn’t take long to tell the volunteer the whole story and 

before Geraldine knew it, the attorney was talking with her 

landlord. Unfortunately, her landlord refused to negotiate a 

settlement that would allow Geraldine to stay in her apartment. 

However, the volunteer attorney was able to negotiate for more 

time for Geraldine to move out as well as a reserved judgment 

which, the volunteer explained to Geraldine, was crucial to 

Geraldine’s ability to find new housing. The Agreed Order, 

entered on March 1st, gave Geraldine until March 10th to move 

which didn’t seem quite what Geraldine had in mind when she’d 

arrived at HJP earlier that morning. 

But HJP wasn’t done yet. Though the timeline to help Geraldine 

find new housing was daunting at best, HJP made a direct 

referral to Solid Ground’s Seattle Housing Stabilization Services, 

noting the time sensitivity. Solid Ground made an appointment 

for Geraldine, qualified her for their services, and got her and 

her son re-housed without any interim period of homelessness. 



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Ways To Give 

Donations to the King County Bar Foundation help provide 

pro bono legal services to those with nowhere else to turn 

and increase diversity of the courtrooms and law offices 

within King County. 

Giving Circles 

Giving Circle donors make multi-year pledges to support 

the King County Bar Foundation’s work. 

Foundation Cabinet 

A pledge of $5,000 ($1,000 annually for 5 years) 

Leadership Circle 

A pledge of $2,500 ($500 annually for 5 years) 

President’s Council 

A pledge of $1,000 ($250 annually for 4 years) 

KCBA Dues 

King County Bar’s Dues Check-off makes it easy for KCBA members 

to donate by including an opportunity to give when paying annual 

membership dues. 

Endowment Giving 

Donors to the King County Bar Foundation’s Endowment Fund 

are making a commitment to future generations, helping to 

ensure that KCBF’s justice and diversity programs endure through 

economic downturns and for years to come. 

The Legacy Group 

Members of the Legacy Group include the King County Bar 

Foundation in their estate plans. Membership is open to all 

individuals who provide a gift through one of the following gift 

programs offered by the Foundation: 

• Bequest by Will 

• Life Income Arrangement 

• Designation of Beneficiary 

In all cases, members receive the satisfaction and recognition of 

being major benefactors and, to the extent provided by law, may 

also receive financial and tax benefits. 

To donate at our website, 

visit us online at www.kcbf.org 

King County Law Firm 

Campaign for Equal Justice 

The King County Law Firm Campaign for Equal Justice, a joint endeavor 

of the King County Bar Foundation and LAW Fund to seek funds from 

King County law firms, raised $491,600 in support of legal justice in 

Washington State. Donations to this campaign are divided between 

KCBF and LAW Fund. 

Alston, Courtnage & Bassetti LLP 


Ater Wynne LLP 

Bennett Bigelow & Leedom, P.S. 

Bergman Draper & Frockt 

Betts, Patterson & Mines, P.S. 

Bracewell & Giuliani 

Buckley & Associates, PS Inc 

Bullivant Houser Bailey PC 

Bush Strout & Kornfeld 

Byrnes Keller Cromwell LLP 

Cable, Langenbach, Kinerk & Bauer, LLP 

Cairncross & Hempelmann, PS 

Carey & Lillevik, PLLC 

Carlson & Dennett, PS 

Carney Badley Spellman, PS 

Chemnick, Moen & Greenstreet 

Chihak & Gustad LLC 

Christensen O’Connor Johnson & Kindness 

Christie Law Group, PLLC 

Corr Cronin Michelson Baumgardner 

& Preece LLP 

Crocker Law Group 

Curran Law Firm 

Cutler Nylander & Hayton 

Danielson Harrigan Leyh & Tollefson 

Davidson, Czeisler & Kilpatric, P.S. 

Davis Wright Tremaine LLP 

The Dorsey & Whitney Foundation 

Douglas Drachler McKee & Gilbrough 

Edwards, Sieh, Smith & Goodfriend, PS 

Ekman, Bohrer & Thulin 

Fain Anderson VanDerhoef, PLLC 

Fenwick & West 

Fikso Kretschmer Smith Dixon PS 

Floyd, Pflueger & Ringer 

Forsberg & Umlauf, PS 


Friedman Rubin 

Fury Bailey 


Gordon Derr LLP 

Gordon Tilden Thomas & Cordell 

Gordon W. Wilcox, Inc. P.S. 

Gordon, Thomas, Honeywell LLP 

Gottlieb, Fisher PLLC 


Hall Zanzig Claflin McEachern PLLC 

Hanson Baker Ludlow Drumheller 

Harris Mericle & Wakayama 

Hillis Clark Martin & Peterson PS 

Inslee, Best, Doezie & Ryder, PS 

Invicta Law Group PLLC 

Jameson Babbitt Stites & Lombard PLLC 

Janine and Greg Lawless 

Johns Monroe Mitsunaga PLLC 

Johnson Flora PLLC 

Johnson, Graffe, Keay, Moniz & Wick 

Judicial Dispute Resolution, LLC 

K&L Gates LLP 


Keesal, Young & Logan 


Kenyon Disend PLLC 

Krutch Lindell Bingham Jones & Petrie, P.S. 

Lane Powell PC 

Lasher Holzapfel Sperry & Ebberson PLLC 

Leen & O’Sullivan, PLLC 

Livengood, Fitzgerald & Alskog, PLLC 

MacDonald Hoague & Bayless 


Mary B. Foster PLLC 

McKay Chadwell PLLC 

McKinley Irvin PLLC 

McNaul Ebel Nawrot & Helgren PLLC 

MFR Law Group 

Miller Nash LLP 


Montgomery Purdue Blankinship & Austin 

Newman De Wors LLP 

Nicoll Black & Feig PLLC 

O’Brien, Barton, Wieck & Joe 

Opus Law Group 

Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe 

Oseran, Hahn, Spring, Straight & Watts, P.S. 

Patterson Buchanan Fobes Leitch & Kalzer 

Peizer, Richards & Ziontz, P.S. 


Phillips Law Group, PLLC 

Pivotal Law Group 

Preg O’Donnell & Gillett, PLLC 


Ressler & Tesh, PLLC 


Law Offices of James S. Rogers 


Salter Joyce Ziker, PLLC 

Savitt Bruce & Willey LLP 

Schiffrin Olson Schlemlein & Hopkins 

Schroeter, Goldmark & Bender 

Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt 

Schwerin Campbell Barnard LLP 

Sebris Busto James 

SEED Intellectual Property Law Group 

Simburg Ketter Sheppard & Purdy LLP 

Sirianni Youtz Meier & Spoonemore 

Skellenger Bender, P.S. 

Smith & Hennessey 

Snure Law Office, PSC 

Socius Law Group 

Speckman Law Group PLLC 


Stokes Lawrence, P.S. 

Talmadge Fitzpatrick PLLC 

Terrell Marshall & Daudt PLLC 

Vandeberg Johnson & Gandara 

Washington Forest Law Center 

Wechsler Becker, LLP 

Williams Kastner PLLC 

Wilson Smith Cochran Dickerson 

Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati Foundation 

Wrenn Law Group PLLC 

Yarmuth Wilsdon Calfo 

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Guardians of Justice 

Firms whose annual contribution 

to the Campaign totals $45,000 

or more 

Davis Wright Tremaine LLP 

K&L Gates LLP 


Champions of Justice 

Firms whose annual contribution 

to the Campaign meets or 

exceeds a giving standard of 

$250 per attorney 

Bergman Draper & Frockt 

Carlson & Dennett, P.S. 

Chihak & Gustad 

Cutler Nylander & Hayton 

Danielson Harrigan Leyh 

& Tollefson, LLP 

Davidson, Czeisler, Kilpatric, P.S. 

Douglas Drachler McKee 

& Gilbrough, LLP 

Friedman Rubin 


GordonDerr LLP 

Gordon Thomas Honeywell 

Gordon W. Wilcox, Inc. P.S. 

Gottlieb Fisher PLLC 

Hall Zanzig Claflin McEachern 

Harris Mericle & Wakayama, PPLC 


Judicial Dispute Resolution, LLC 

K&L Gates LLP 


Keesal,Young & Logan 

Keller Rohrback 

Krutch, Lindell, Bingham, 

Jones & Petrie, P.S. 

Marler Clark L.L.P., P.S. 

Mary Foster PLLC 

MFR Law Group PLLC 

Newman Du Wors LLP 

Opus Law Group 


Ressler & Tesh, PLLC 

Law Offices of James S. Rogers 

Schroeter, Goldmark & Bender 

Sebris Busto James 

Skellenger Bender, P.S. 

Smith Goodfriend, P.S. 

Snure Law Office, PSC 

Speckman Law Group PLLC 

Stokes Lawrence, P.S. 


Wrenn Law Group PLLC 

“The volunteer attorney 

was immediately effective 

and grasped the 

situation quickly and 

completely and achieved 

the results I needed!” 


Ida sat staring at the phone number for the Kinship Care Solutions Project and took a moment 

to think before she picked up the phone to dial. Her tribe and Child Protective Services 

had filed a dependency action because her daughter’s history of drug and alcohol abuse 

jeopardized her two granddaughters’ safety. The girls’ fathers weren’t in the picture either— 

one had been deported to Mexico for criminal activity and the other was in jail. The situation 

was messy but Ida knew her granddaughters belonged with her. She picked up the phone. 

The Kinship Care Solutions Project matched Ida’s case with a volunteer attorney. On Ida’s 

behalf the attorney filed a nonparental custody action, negotiated joinder with the mother and 

tribe, and defaulted the fathers. The girls now have long-term stability and security with Ida, 

without the intervention of CPS and child welfare. For Ida and the girls, Kinship Care made 

all the difference. 

Legacy Group Members 

The Legacy Group 

members include 

the King County Bar 

Foundation in their 

estate plans. 

Hon. Robert H. Alsdorf (Ret.) 

John M. Cary 

Eileen M. Concannon 

Hon. Ronald E. Cox 

Caroline D. Davis 

Stephen E. DeForest 

Peter S. Ehrlichman and 

Deborah Ehrlichman 

Dorothy K. Foster 

Daniel Gandara 

Thomas E. Kelly, Jr. 

Ralph Maimon 

Ronald C. Mattson 

Kristin G. Olson 

Nancy Pacharzina 

Alice C. Paine 

Steven R. Rovig 

Sharon A. Sakamoto 

Eugene D. Seligmann 

Hon. Gerard M. Shellan (Ret.) 

Fredric C. Tausend 

Hon. JoAnne L. Tompkins (Ret.) 

and Jon M. Schorr 

John E. Veblen 

Kathleen A. Wareham 

John W. Widell 

Michael R. Wrenn 



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2010 – 2011 

Contributors to KCBF in Support of Justice and Diversity 

$200,000 + 

King County Bar Association 

King County Law Firm 

Campaign for Equal 

Justice Donors 

(see page 8) 

Legal Foundation of 

Washington 

$130,000 – $199,000 

Seattle Foundation 

$40,000 – $129,999 


$10,000 – $39,000 

Navigant Consulting, Inc. 

$5,000 – $9,999 

City of Kent 

FTI Consulting, Inc. 

Law School Admission 

Council 

Lexis - Nexis 

Harry H. Schneider, Jr. 


Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. 

Washington State Mentors 

$2,500 – $4,999 

City of Federal Way 

City of Renton 

Mark Fordham 

Garden City Group, Inc. 

Todd W. Gardner 

Lucy Lee Helm 

Mary Hotchkiss 

K&L Gates 

McKinley Irvin, PLLC 

Hon. Karen A. Overstreet 

and John A. Reed 

Ron J. Perey 



Hon. Steven G. Scott (Ret.) 

Kevin L. Stock 


Tsongas Litigation 

Consulting, Inc. 

Washington Partners, Inc. 

Winterbauer & Diamond 

P.L.L.C. 

$1,000 – $2,499 

Robert J. Adolph 

Stephanie S. Andersen and 

Scott Andersen 

Carson Barnett 

Judith E. Bendich 

Bennett, Bigelow & 

Leedom, P.S. 

Bergman Draper & Frockt, 

PLLC 

Jonathan J. Bridge and 

Justice Bobbe J. Bridge 

(Ret.) 

Bruce Budge 

David J. Burman 

Diana K. Carey 

Carney Badley Spellman, 

P.S. 

John M. Cary 

Hon. H. Joseph Coleman 

(Ret.) 


Hon. Carolyn R. Dimmick 

Dorsey & Whitney LLP 

James A. Douglas 


William Etkin 

Paul S. Ficca 


Fortune Bank 


Travis A. Gagnier 

D. Wayne Gittinger 

Mark A. Griffin 

HomeStreet Bank 

JAMS Neutrals & Associates 

Susan D. Jones 

Judicial Dispute Resolution 


Stellman Keehnel 


M. Colleen Kinerk 

Dale L. Kingman 


Leadership Tomorrow 

Hon. Terence P. Lukens 

(Ret.) 


Megan McCloskey 

Maya R. Mendoza-Exstrom 

Todd D. Menenberg and 

Mimi L. Menenberg 

Gregory M. Miller 

Steven A. Miller 


Orrick Herrington & 

Sutcliffe 

Sandra Lynn Perkins 


Prolumina Trial 

Technologies 

Peg P. Quigley 

Robert E. Rohde 


Schwabe, Williamson & 

Wyatt 

Seattle Seahawks & Seattle 

Sounders FC 

Stella L. Pitts & Associates, 

PLLC 


Loretta S. Story 

Linda J. Strout 

Summit Law Group 

Beth Terrell 

Union Bank 

Nancy Williams 

Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & 

Rosati Foundation 

$500 – $999 

Chase Alvord 

James L. Austin, Jr. 

Don Paul Badgley 


Rita L. Bender 

Betts, Patterson & Mines 

Elizabeth Bourne 

Jill D. Bowman 

Mike E. Brandeberry 

Joseph E. Bringman 

Bush, Strout & Kornfeld 

Madelyn Bushnell 

Byrnes Keller Cromwell LLP 

Catherine C. Clark 

Jeffrey B. Coopersmith 

Sean Corry 

Rob J. Crichton 

Laura A. Cruz 

Robert T. Czeisler 


Aimee Decker 

Ellen C. Dial 

Glenn S. Draper 

Kira Druyan 

Sean P. Dyers 



Fenwick & West LLP 


Frank Freed Subit & Thomas 

LLP 

The Frause Group 

Wendy Gelbart 

Gordon, Thomas, 

Honeywell, Malanca, 

Peterson & Daheim, 

PLLC 

Robert B. Gould 


Philip M. Guess 

Andrew A. Guy 

Harris Private Bank 

Hillis, Clark, Martin & 

Peterson, P.S. 

Paul M. Holland and Tana 

Lin 

Mark G. Honeywell 

Sophie H. Hume 

Mark A. Hutcheson 


Johnson, Graffe, Keay, 

Moniz & Wick 

David B. Johnston 


Jennifer Keough 

Jerry R. Kimball 

KPMG 

Lasher, Holzapfel, Sperry & 

Ebberson 

Paul J. Lawrence 

Felix G. Luna 

J. Richard Manning 

Deborah Maranville 

Robert S. Marconi 

Katherine Mason 

Marcia J. Mason 

Kara Masters 

Kenneth W. Masters 

Gail E. Mautner 

McKay Chadwell, PLLC 

Jerry R. McNaul 


Suzanne Michael 

Anthony R. Miles 


Pacific Continental Bank 

Burns Petersen 

Louis D. Peterson 

Vanessa S. Power 


Randy Revelle 


Jerome L. Rubin 

David J. Russell 


Donald B. Scaramastra 

Jon M. Schorr and Hon. 

JoAnne L. Tompkins 

Seattle University School 

of Law 

Paul M. Silver 

Larry J. Smith 

Scott A. Smith 

Socius Law Group 

Karen Solimano 

Elaine L. Spencer 

James B. Stoetzer 

Michael C. Subit 

Kellye Y. Testy 

Philip A. Thompson 

Alejandro C. Torres 

Kim M. Tran 

Vandeberg Johnson & 

Gandara 

Peter M. Vial 

Catherine L. Walker 

Washington State Bar 

Assoc. Creditor Debtor 

Rights Section 

Wechsler Becker LLP 

Christopher B. Wells 

Wells Fargo Bank 

Cynthia B. Whitaker 

Kim Williams 


Mary Williamson 

Karen A. Willie 

David A. Zapolsky 

$250 – $499 

Anonymous 

Amy L. Acher 

Margaret R. Adams 

Sheena R. Aebig 

Kathleen Albrecht and Peter 

S. McCormick 

Alston, Courtnage & 

Bassetti LLP 

Robert G. André 

Thomas R. Andrews 

Hon. Beth M. Andrus 

James A. Andrus 

Hon. Marlin J. Appelwick 

Edward M. Archibald 

Hon. Sharon S. Armstrong 

Joaquin Avila 

Joe Baer 

Jillian Barron 

Gene Barton 

Ann Marie Bender 

John A. Bender 

Andrew Bergh 

David A. Berkey 

Ted D. Billbe II 

Darcy L. Boddy 

David Boerner 

Corinn J. Bohn 

Jean Boler 

Bruce J. Borrus 

Elizabeth D. Bottman 

David N. Bruce 

Brian D. Buckley 

Edwin S. Budge 

Hon. Charles S. Burdell, 

Jr. (Ret.) 

David Byers 

Carolyn Cairns 

Brent Carson 

Cascadia Intellectual 

Property 

Alan Cashman 

Christensen O’Connor 

Johnson Kindness PLLC 

Laurie L. Chyz 

Bruce T. Clark 

Theodore J. Collins 

Johanna Coolbaugh 

Stephan H. Coonrod 

Ted Coulson 

George T. Cowan 


William F. Cronin 

Stephen R. Crossland 

Diane D’Arcangelo 

Stephen E. DeForest 

Mark D. Deife 

Chach Duarte-White 

Amanda H. DuBois 

Robert Duffy 

Gary W. East 

Sarah B. Eitelbach 

Marilee C. Erickson 

Brian W. Esler 

Stephen K. Festor 

Jim Figel 

William E. Fitzharris, Jr. 

Thomas M. Fitzpatrick 

Kelby D. Fletcher 

Carl E. Forsberg 

Joan T. Freeman 

John D. Fugate 

Marcia K. Fujimoto 

Emma Gillespie 

Darla J. Goodwin 

Daniel S. Gottlieb 

John M. Graham 

Alison Grennan 

Kirk L. Griffin 

Joseph A. Grube 

Jared Hager 

Leslie J. Hagin 

Gerald M. Hahn 

Doug Hanafin 

Thomas M. Hansen 

Hon. Anne C. Harper 

Mathew L. Harrington 

Kevin Harris 

Claire F. Hawkins 

Hon. Michael C. Hayden 

Chris Hazelmann 

Erik J. Heipt 

Delney N. Hilen 

Hon. Hollis R. Hill 

Hon. Bruce W. Hilyer 

Holland America Line 

Christopher H. Howard 

Kasey Huebner 

Hon. Laura C. Inveen 

Russell W. Jacobs 

Zabrina M. Jenkins 

A. Kyle Johnson 

Susan M. Johnson 

Shannon M. Jost 

Erin M. Karp 

John E. Keegan 

Kenyon Disend PLLC 

Joanie Y. Kim 

Sally S. Kim 

Roger J. Kindley 

Michael B. King 

Jason T. Knight 

W. H. Knight and 

Susan Mask 

Tina E. Kondo 

Carolyn H. Ladd 

Lynne D. Langseth 

Eric D. Lansverk 

Bruce E. Larson 

Hon. Linda Lau 

David J. Lawyer 

Hon. J. Robert Leach 

David J. Lenci 

Jennifer Lenga Long 

Farron D. Lennon 

Giving ranges relfect contributions received between 7/1/2010 and 6/30/2011 and do not include Giving Circle pledge payments or Campaign for Equal Justice contributions. 

King County Law Firm Campaign for Equal Justice contributors are listed on page 8. 

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Thomas Lether 

David B. Levant 

Gus Lindsey III 

Grant Lingg 

Avi Lipman 

Walt M. Maas III 

Chief Justice Barbara 

Madsen 

Donald L. Madsen 

Nancy H. Maisano 

Mann & Kytle PLLC 

Gail R. Manuguid 

Bert Markovich 

Marty McCormick 

Susan K. McIntosh 

Bradley T. Meissner 

Fraser Mendel 

Jonathan M. Michaels 

James A. Miller 

Janelle Milodragovich 


W. Ward Morrison 

Karen W. Murray 

Paul F. Mutty 

Mark Niles 

Kelly T. Noonan 

Daniel A. Nye 

Steven Olswang 

Douglas S. Palmer, Jr. 

Steven W. Parmelee 

Thomas F. Peterson 

John Petrie 

Michael D. Pierson 

Stella L. Pitts 

Hon. Kimberley Prochnau 

Steven R. Pruzan 

Jennifer Rauch 

Geoffrey G. Revelle 

Sheila Ridgway 

Hon. Jean A. Rietschel 

Frederick B. Rivera 

John R. Rizzardi 

Darwin Roberts 

R. Gregg Rodgers 

Michael Rogers 

Erica Rose 

Jon H. Rosen 

Morris H. Rosenberg 

Michael Rosenberger 

Paul F. Rugani 

Hon. J. Wesley Saint Clair 

Mary Sakaguchi 

Hon. Ann Schindler 

Michael R. Scott 

Eugene D. Seligmann 

Elizabeth Shea 

Walter J. Shields, Ph.D. 

James A. Smith, Jr. 

David C. Spellman 

Janissa A. Strabuk and 

David D. Hoff 

Hon. Mary Alice Theiler 

Jeffrey M. Thomas 

Robert J. Thomas 

Jeff I. Tilden 

Anthony Todaro 

Jeffrey Toobin 

Steven G. Toole 

Katie Traverse and 

Keith Traverse 

James K. Treadwell 

James F. Tune 

James R. Uhlir 

Guido Van Drunen 

Stephen P. VanDerhoef 

Andrew M. Volk 

Julie G. Wade 

David R. Walton 

Kathleen A. Wareham 

Tyler S. Weaver 

Megan S. Wells 


Eugene W. Wong 

Katrina Zafiro 

$100 – $249 

Anonymous (3) 

Hon. Patricia Aitken (Ret.) 

Michaela A. Albon 

Justice Gerry Alexander 

Susan H. Amini 

Magnus R. Andersson 

Robert N. Anderton 

Branda N. Andrade 

Rebecca Andrews 

Theodore J. Angelis 


Bruce P. Babbitt 

Jeffrey B. Baird 

David J. Balint 

Laura A. Banks 

Claire Bankson 

Gaurab Bansal 

Clemens H. Barnes 

Beth Barrett Bloom 

Peter Battuello 

John G. Bauer 

Lincoln C. Beauregard 

Claire L. Been 

Peg Benson 

Gary A. Bergquist 

Seth J. Berntsen 

Richard C. Bird, Jr. 

M. Wayne Blair 

Watson B. Blair 

Eric P. Blank 

John L. Bley 

Janet A. Boldman 

Marc A. Boman 

Carol Bonifaci 

Karen Bonnell 

Geoffrey M. Boodell 

Todd R. Bowers 

M. Wayne Boyack 

Leslie C. Boyd 

Anne Bremner 

Kenneth F. Bromet 

Alexandra A. Brookshire 

Sandy Brown 

Michael S. Brunet 

Micki Brunner 

Susan Brye 

Fred R. Butterworth 

Hon. Regina Cahan 

Deborah Callahan 

Elvira Castillo 

Colin B. Caywood 

Adam Chapman 

Allen D. Clark 

Lisa K. Clark 

Lyle M. Clark, Jr. 

Daniel F. Clawson 

Lawrence R. Cock 

Hon. Harriett M. Cody (Ret.) 

and Harvey Sadis 

John S. Congalton 

Dow Constantine 

James R. Cook 

Penny S. Coppersmith and 

Jeffrey C. Coppersmith 

Franklin D. Cordell 

Susan L. Coskey 

Hon. Susan J. Craighead 

Matthew C. Crane 

Paul M. Crisalli 

Shelly Crocker 

Pamela J. Crone 

Bruce Michael Cross 

Bradley K. Crosta 

Robert Crowley 

Christopher Cunningham 

David Dahlstrom 

Molly M. Daily 

Gregory R. Dallaire 

Caitlin Davis-Carlson 

Natalie R. De Maar 

Rosamond J. DeGiacomo 

Rodrick Dembowski 

Andrew C. DeVore 

P. Stephen DiJulio 

Christina N. Dimock 

Aimee G. Do 

Hon. James P. Donohue 

Dan Drachler 

Reagan B. Dunn 

Ann J. Durham 

Nicholas Echelbarger 

Molly S. Eckman 

Wesley N. Edmunds, Jr. 

John W. Ellis 

Judy Endejan 

Bradley Evens 

James C. Falconer 

Karen Falkingham 

Juli E. Farris 

Cheryl Farrish 

Larry B. Feinstein 

Bob W. Ferguson 

John T. Fetters 

Robert B. Fikso 

Adrienne Finnell 

Ivy Fioretti 

Vanessa J. Firnhaber-Baker 

Stephen D. Fisher 

Charlie S. Fitzpatrick 

Hon. Deborah D. Fleck 

Alan K. Foe 

Colin J. Folawn 

Preston L. Foskey 

David Foster-Koth 

James C. Fowler 

Heath Fox 

Susan R. Fox 

Laureen France 

Giving Circles Supporting the King County Bar Foundation 

Foundation 

Cabinet 

$5,000 Pledge 

($1,000/year) 

Hon. Robert H. Alsdorf 

(Ret.) 

James L. Austin, Jr. 

Paula E. Boggs 

Jonathan J. Bridge and 

Justice Bobbe J. Bridge 

(Ret.) 

Eileen M. Concannon 

Kelly P. Corr 


José E. Gaitan 

Mark A. Griffin 

Lucy Lee Helm 

Ron J. Perey 

Marcella F. Reed 

Hon. Catherine D. Shaffer 

Craig H. Shrontz 

Swanson & Gardner 

David C. Tarshes 

Hon. JoAnne L. Tompkins 

(Ret.) and Jon M. Schorr 

Roy A. Umlauf 

Leadership Circle 

$2,500 Pledge 

($500/year) 

Hon. Susan R. Agid 

Christopher M. Alston 

Hon. Sharon S. Armstrong 


Joel N. Bodansky 

Lora L. Brown 

David J. Burman 

Gayle E. Bush 

Catalina Cantu 


Rob J. Crichton 

Crissa Cugini 

Kenneth H. Davidson 

James A. Degel and 

Jeanne E. Berwick 

Amanda H. DuBois 

Daniel J. Dunne, Jr. 



Paul S. Ficca 

Hon. George A. Finkle (Ret.) 

Mark Fordham 

Joseph Gaffney 

Todd W. Gardner 

Hon. Helen L. Halpert 

Gregory R. Harris 

Delney N. Hilen 

Mary Hotchkiss 

Rosa H. Kim 

Kerry C. Lawrence 

Rosemarie W. LeMoine 


Gail E. Mautner 

Hon. Karen A. Overstreet 

and John A. Reed 


Lawrence B. Ransom 


Michael T. Reynvaan 

Jon H. Rosen 

David J. Russell 

Hon. J. Wesley Saint Clair 


Hon. Steven G. Scott (Ret.) 

Julie Shapiro 

Hon. Gerard M. Shellan 

(Ret.) 

Amy J. Stephson 

Kevin L. Stock 

James B. Stoetzer 

Kellye Y. Testy 

Catherine L. Walker 

Mary H. Wechsler 

Hon. Jay V. White 

Richard R. Wilson 

Winterbauer & Diamond 

P.L.L.C. 

President’s Council 

$1,000 Pledge 

($250/year) 

Sheena R. Aebig 

Stephanie S. Andersen and 

Scott Andersen 

J. David Andrews 

Timothy D. Bradbury 

James C. Buckley 

Hon. Gregory P. Canova and 

Hon. Barbara L. Linde 

John M. Cary 

Catherine C. Clark 

Ray P. Cox 


Philip E. Cutler 

Martha J. Dawson 

Hon. Carolyn R. Dimmick 

James A. Douglas 

C. Scott East 

Charles R. Ekberg 

Hon. Anne L. Ellington 

Hon. John P. Erlick 

David S. Frockt 

Hon. Janet E. Garrow 

Phillip H. Ginsberg 

Daniel S. Gottlieb 

Lawrence B. Hannah 

Irene M. Hecht 

Paul M. Holland and 

Tana Lin 

Hon. Laura C. Inveen 

Scott A.W. Johnson 

Susan D. Jones 

Leonard Juhnke and 

Jennifer Senkler 


Kalai Lau Wineland 

Brian E. Lawler 

Robert D. Leinbach 

Larry C. Leonardson 

Jeff Leppo 

Hon. Terence P. Lukens 

(Ret.) 

Felix G. Luna 

Gary A. Maehara 

Marco J. Magnano, Jr. 

Ralph Maimon 

Deborah Maranville 

Maya R. Mendoza-Exstrom 

Todd D. Menenberg and 

Mimi L. Menenberg 

Hon. Charles W. Mertel 

(Ret.) 

Lawrence R. Mills 

Donna M. Moniz 

Bradley J. Moore 


Timothy M. Moran and 

Marjorie A. Walter 

Paul F. Mutty 

Hon. Douglass A. North 

Nancy Pacharzina 

Mark S. Parris 

Sandra Lynn Perkins 

William C. Rava 

Debra E. Ricci 

Charles W. Riley, Jr. 

Hon. Mary E. Roberts 

Michael Rogers 

Morris H. Rosenberg 


John R. Ruhl 

Matt Sayre 

Hon. Ann Schindler 

Alan W. Schulkin 

Michael R. Scott 

Mark B. Shepherd 

Paul M. Silver 

J.D. Smith 

Edwin B. Sterner 

Loretta S. Story 

Linda J. Strout 

Andrew L. Symons 

Beth Terrell 

Hon. Mary Alice Theiler 

B. David Thomas 

Hon. Michael J. Trickey and 

Lois D. Trickey 

Robert B. Van Cleve 

Al Van Kampen 

Michael E. Withey 


Craig B. Wright 

Hon. Mary Yu 



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John Francisco 

Steven B. Frank 

Veronica Freitas 

Ronald J. Friedman 

Eric Frimodt 

Joseph Gaffney 

Michelle A. Gail 

Daniel Gandara 

Ronald C. Gardner 


Joe Genster 

Chris Gibson 

Anamaria Gil 

Eric P. Gillett 

Peter Glidden 

Lawrence S. Glosser 

Craighton E. Goeppele 

Steven Goldstein 

Hon. Steven C. Gonzalez 

Shelley Goodwin 

Randolph I. Gordon 

Jennifer DelGrosso Gore 

Jikizizwe L. Gqiba-Knight 

Gail C. Gray 

Walter H. Grebe 

Dave Green 

Kristine A. Grelish 

Brian Grimm 

Geoffrey M. Grindeland 

Bradley D. Grisham 

Kimberlee L. Gunning 

Garrett Hall 

Hon. Helen L. Halpert 

Andrew R. Hamilton 

Robert Harding 

Tyson Harper 

P. Arley Harrel 

Anthony V. Harris 

Eliot Harris 

Victoria Harris 

Lisa Hasselman 

Michael J. Havers 

John P. Hayes 

John N. Heathcliff 

Hon. Edward Heavey (Ret.) 

Elizabeth Hebener 

Sarah E. Heineman 

Christopher R. Helm 

John W. Hempelmann 

James R. Hennessey 

Mark Hentschell 

Jeffrey L. Herman 

Robert A. Hildie 

Jennifer Hills 

Deborah E. Hilsman 

Jessica Hoerschelmann 

Susan D. Hoffman 

Mary A. Hokanson 

Brandon Hollis 

Jason C. Holloway 

Frank W. Holman 

Ann M. Holmes 

Peter S. Holmes 

Kathleen J. Hopkins 

Steven J. Hopp 

Mari L. Horita 

David M. Horn 

Donald J. Horowitz 

Nancy E. Hovis 

Alison P. Howard 

James Howard 

Lembhard G. Howell 

David W. Howenstine 

Erin G. Howshar 

Adam Hughes 

J. David Huhs 

Scarlett B. Hunter 

Robert A. Hyde 

Jennifer Ivan 

Aric H. Jarrett 

Judith D. Jeffers 

Brie Jensen 

Sophie Johansen 

Jamila Johnson 

Cynthia B. Jones 

Karen F. Jones 

Hon. Richard A. Jones 

Anna Kakos 

Hon. Paris K. Kallas 

Shemina Kanji 

Dan Keefe 

David S. Keenan 

Benjamin E. Kelly 

Stephen J. Kennedy and 

Aimee G. Do 

Karen T. Kervin 

Holly A. Kessler 

Alma M. Kimura 

William A. Kinsel 

Richard G. Kipper 

Michael K. Kirschner 

Geoffrey P. Knudsen 

Roger S. Kohn 

Ronald Y. Koo 

Mary Ellen Kooistra 

Warren E. Koons 

Joseph L. Koplin 

George A. Kresovich 

Elizabeth A. Kristoferson 

Taro Kusunose 

L.I.H. Law, P.S 

Edward R. Langenbach, Jr. 

Shawn Larsen-Bright 

Rosemary Larson 

Janine A. Lawless 

Kerry C. Lawrence 

Amanda E. Lee 

Vanessa Lee 

Judd H. Lees 

Roger Leishman 

Andrew Lemmel 

Shelby Frost Lemmel 

Gerhard Letzing 

C. Lucia R. Levias 

Jessica E. Levin 

Hon. Anne Levinson (Ret.) 

Jeremie Lipton 

Paula Littlewood 

Georgia T. Locher 

Rhiannon E. Lockwood 

Loren Miller Bar Association 

Jeffrey Lounsberry 

James H. Lovell 

Thomas J. Lucas 

Terri R. Luken 

Hon. Dean S. Lum 

John W. Lundin 

Roy L. Lundin 

David Lundsgaard 

Paula Lustbader 

Kelly Jo MacArthur 

Hon. Barbara A. Mack 

Sarah S. Mack 

Thomas W. Malone 

Patricia Marino 

Carl J. Marquardt 

Toby J. Marshall 

Thomas A. Marx 

Susan Mask 

Linda J. Mason Wilgis 

Christopher A. Matheson 

Matt Matson 

James K. McBain 

Lisa McCabe 

Hon. LeRoy McCullough 

Douglas S. McDaniel 

Adrienne D. McEntee 

Patrick H. McIntyre 

Alexandra K. McKay 

John L. McKay 

Hon. Edward J. McKenna 

Jacqueline McMurtrie 

Dwight J. McRae 

Leah E. Medway 

Brian Meenaghan 

Dean A. Messmer 

Tanya Michaels 

Hon. Laura Gene Middaugh 

Allison K. Miller 

Kimberly Mills 

Claire Molesworth 

Michael P. Monaco 

M. Ellen Mondress 

Paul W. Moomaw 

Douglas H. Moreland 

Richard A. Morris 

Jennifer Rust Murray 

David E. Myre 

Jerald E. Nagae 

Ranjit Narayanan 

Casey Nault 

James E. Nelson 

Mike Nesteroff 

William H. Neukom 

Millicent D. Newhouse 

Angela M. Niemann 

Hon. Susan J. Noonan 

Hon. Douglass A. North 

Maren R. Norton 

Roxanna Nowparast 

Mark F. O’Donnell 

Pamela A. Okano 

Karen Orehoski 

Timothy R. Osborn 

Sam Osborne 

Aaron A. Ostrovsky 

Lori K. O’Tool 

Thomas O’Toole 

Ginna Owens 


Gavin M. Parr 

William H. Patton 

Kevin A. Peck 

John C. Peick 

Rachel M. Perkins 

LuAnne Perry 

Jan E. Peterson 

Lawrence R. Phillips 

W. Andrew Phipps 

Matthew F. Pierce 

Laurie Pinard 

Carllene M. Placide 

David Poore 

Andrew Prazuch 

Colin G. Prince 

Constance L. Proctor 

Theodore O. Prosise, Ph.D. 

Puget Sound Health Care 

System - Seattle VAMC 

Pulmonary Div. 

D. Jill Pugh 

Noah G. Purcell 

Hon. Norman W. Quinn 

(Ret.) 

Lawrence B. Ransom 

Lori Rath 

Shawn B. Rediger 

Lisa S. Reed 

Richard R. Reinhardt 

Dawn F. Reitan 

Hardeep S. Rekhi 

Allen M. Ressler 

Tara K. Richardson 

R. Omar Riojas 

Leland G. Ripley 

Hon. Palmer Robinson 

Sharon L. Robinson 

David H. Rockwell 

Stephen H. Roos 

Patricia S. Rose 

Richard D. Ross 

Stephen C. Ross 

John Rothschild 

Kevin Rowles 

Kathleen L. Royer 

Anna D. Rudd 

Alan L. Ruder 

John R. Ruhl 

Jill A. Salmi 

Daniel T. Satterberg 

Anthony Savage 

Serena Sayani 

Erika Schmidt 

John B. K. Schochet 

Hon. Jack P. Scholfield (Ret.) 

Scott A. Schumacher 

Hon. Michael E. Schwab 

Vollie Scott 

Douglas J. Shaeffer 

James W. Shafer 

Sabina L. Shapiro 

Christopher G. Sharpe 

Mark B. Shepherd 

Paul L. Sherfey 

Franklin W. Shoichet 

Christine Short 

Diana S. Shukis 

Theodore J. Shultz 

Andrekita Silva 

Rabbi Beth Singer 

Steven Sitcov 

Bradford L. Smith 

Charles E. Smith 

Payton Smith 

Scott E. Smith 

Brian K. Snure 

Laura M. Solis 

William H. Song 

Hon. Michael S. Spearman 

Shannon Sperry 

Nicole C. Sporer 

Robert Stevens 

Gail Stone 

Michele E. Storms 

Courtney A. Story 

Eugene A. Studer 

Elke Suber 

John C. Sullivan 

Margaret Suman 

Karen M. Sutherland 

Arthur D. Swanson 

Matthew E. Swaya 

Debra K. Synovec 

Nicole M. Tadano 

David Tall 

Lisa J. Tanzi 

David C. Tarshes 

Gerald R. Tarutis 

Andrea Taylor 

Eric J. Taylor 

Kathleen Taylor 

Nicola J. Templeton 

Elizabeth Thomas 

Suzanne J. Thomas 

Diana F. Thompson 

Hon. Joan E. Tierney 

David Tift 

Sarah Tilstra 

Gary A. Trabolsi 

Hon. Michael J. Trickey and 

Lois D. Trickey 

Trent Tsuchikawa 

Darcia C. Tudor 

Frank Van Dusen 

Hon. James R. Verellen 

Victoria L. Vreeland 

Robert A. Wagner 

Gail N. Wahrenberger 

Scott C. Wakefield 

Nancy Waldman 

Linda D. Walton 

Hon. Christopher A. 

Washington 

Charles E. Watts 

Griffith Way 

Robert J. Wayne 

John Webber 

Hon. John L. Weinberg (Ret.) 

Philip J. Welchmann 

Roman W. Welyczko 

Livingston Wernecke 

Joanne R. Werner 

Marie R. Westermeier 

Gary A. Western 

Jack Westphal 

Melissa Ann O. White 

Shannon M. Whitemore 

Jill Whitney 

Justice Charles K. Wiggins 

Linda Wilhoit 

Anita Willemse 

Mark A. Wilner 

Bart H. Wilson 

Richard R. Wilson 

Bruce Winchell 

Hon. Robert W. Winsor 

Krista Wittman 

Matt R. Wojcik 

Todd W. Wyatt 

Jim H. Young 

Barry G. Ziker 

Hon. Thomas S. Zilly and 

Jane Noland 

Martin L. Ziontz 

Randall Zuke 

In honor of 

Robert “Burns” 

Petersen 

Peg P. Quigley 

In memory of 

Carl A. Palmer 

Myrna Baird and Mel Baird 

Penny S. Coppersmith and 

Jeffrey C. Coppersmith 

David Crump 

Lowell Huestis and 

Doreen Huestis 

Joyce Hunziker 

Puget Sound Health Care 

System - Seattle VAMC 

Pulmonary Division 

Sharon L. Robinson 

The Seattle Foundation - 

Maren/Swenson Fund 

In memory of 

Mary H. Wechsler 

Fred R. Butterworth 





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Jr. (Ret.) 

Kit Chovanak 

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2010 – 2011 Financial Summary * 

Statement of Financial Position 

Assets 

Cash and Equivalents ............................................ $ 630,097 

Accounts Receivable from KCBA ................................... $ 20,245 

Pledge Receivables, net of allowance .............................. $ 296,800 

Total Assets .................................................... $ 947,142 

Liabilities and Capital 

Liabilities 

Grants and Accounts Payable ..................................... $ 127,925 

Net Assets 

General Fund Balance ........................................... $ 38,177 

Reserve Fund Balance ........................................... $ 150,000 

Endowment Fund Balance ....................................... $ 237,260 

Restricted for Diversity ........................................... $ 109,157 

Restricted for Time .............................................. $ 284,623 

Total Net Assets ................................................ $ 819,217 

Total Liabilities and Net Assets ................................... $ 947,142 

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Your contribution to KCBF 

helps King County residents 

navigate the legal system as 

they seek to preserve their 

basic human needs. 

Thank you. 

Statement of Activities 

Revenues 

Campaign for Equal Justice ....................................... $ 221,333 

Breakfast with Champions ........................................ $ 294,357 

Building Resilience Fund Grant .................................... $ 130,000 

Legal Foundation of Washington Grant ............................. $ 327,356 

Future of the Law Institute ........................................ $ 42,121 

Other Grants and Contributions ................................... $ 164,562 

Interest and Royalities ........................................... $ 8,303 

In-Kind ........................................................ $ 254,792 

Total Revenues ................................................. $ 1,442,824 

Expenses 

Program ....................................................... $ 1,076,446 

Management and General ........................................ $ 91,220 

Fundraising .................................................... $ 82,639 

In-Kind ........................................................ $ 254,792 

Total Expenses ................................................. $ 1,505,097 

Net Income .................................................... $ -62,273 

*Based on unaudited figures. KCBF used reserves deliberately to maintain program commitments. 



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35,240 legal professionals to provide hours worth of free legal services valued 

at $6.45 million to assist 10,755 

$6.82 Every dollar raised provided worth of legal services. 

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