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RING LEADERS It’S Togetherness UWAA LIFE MEMBERS EDNA, ‘91, JEFF, ‘99, JANN, ‘74 ‘99, JANN, ‘91, JEFF, UWAA LIFE MEMBERS EDNA THE UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON ALUMNI MAGAZINE MAR 1 5 RING LEADERS It’s Togetherness UWAA LIFE MEMBERS EDNA, ‘91, JEFF, ‘99, JANN, ‘74 ‘99, JANN, ‘91, JEFF, UWAA LIFE MEMBERS EDNA, Define Alumni BE A MEMBER UW graduates share a love for the University that unites. As a member, you’re part of a vibrant community that comes together to celebrate the UW and support public higher education. UWALUM.COM/DEFINE 2 COLUMNS MAGAZINE It’s Togetherness UWAA LIFE MEMBERS EDNA, ‘91, JEFF, ‘99, JANN, ‘74 ‘99, JANN, ‘91, JEFF, UWAA LIFE MEMBERS EDNA, ALVIN GOLDFARB JEWELERS Define Alumni BE A MEMBER UW graduates share a love for the University that unites. As a member, you’re part of a vibrant community that comes together to celebrate the UW and support public higher education. 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Over tea and cookies with him and his wife, Nancy, on the deck of their Edmonds home, Jim told me stories about his time as a newspaperman covering politics, and his interactions with the heavyweights of the day: 30 The Gerberding Legacy Warren Magnuson, Henry “Scoop” Jackson, Albert Rosellini, Dan Ev- ans. Just like Jim—who earned a journalism degree from the UW in the BY JULIE GARNER 1930s—they were all UW grads. Ever since that day, Jim became a mentor to me. After each issue of the The longest-serving UW president was a family man who, magazine would come out, I’d send him a copy and ask for his feedback. despite budget crises, took the UW from good to great Within a week, he’d send me a handwritten note and, to my surprise, each one would include a haiku he’d composed. The man was addicted to words, both in his work at newspapers and magazines in Seattle, New York City and Honolulu as well as his time as a military press aide and On The Web a press officer for the Diocesan Press Service. (He was also an ordained Episcopal priest.) Boxing, Round 2 Serious Impact After Nancy died in 2013, he moved into the Norse Home on Phinney Ridge—a move that made perfect sense given that he loved animals as BY PAUL FONTANA BY VICTOR BALTA much as he did words (he was a longtime docent at Woodland Park Zoo). More jabs, more hooks, more UW’s remarkable $12.5 billion an- fancy footwork. See dozens more nual contribution to Washington Heck, he even wrote haikus about ani- photos from our cover story on state is cited in a new Economic mals, some of which were included in The UW Boxing’s dedicated squad. Impact Report. Check it out. Best of the Best, a collection of his works published by his daughters, Constance Closer Shave Boat Builder and Susan, in honor of his 100th birthday. BY BOB WYNNE BY GORDON NEWELL Last Dec. 19, I brought my copy with It’s 1974. He’s behind the iron Read an excerpt from Ready All!, me to his memorial service at Saint curtain with a kayak and a paddle. the story of legend George Pocock Mark’s Cathedral. Jim died Dec. 1 after a Read a longer version of the great and his contribution to the Husky adventure story of Bob Wynne, ’77, crew legacy. Available in paperback bout with pneumonia. He was 105. excerpted here on page 49. by UW Press. I last saw him in the fall when he and ANIL KAPAHI Constance came by the office. Jim wanted [ UWalum.com/columns ] to go through some old Columns maga- zines from the ’30s, ever the word lover, devoted Husky and friend. His bond to the UW was as obvious as the heart and soul he put into his writ- On The Cover ing. In his notes to me, he was not only concerned with the journalistic aspects of the magazine, but how the University was portrayed. After Associate Editor Paul Fontana and freelance photographer Ron Wurzer shadowed all, he was a part of the UW community for 84 years—more than half boxers for weeks to compile this story—from a conditioning blitz on a drizzly Octo- ber night to the final bell at the Washington Athletic Club’s Main Event. Sophomore of the UW’s existence. That devotion carried through to the very end. Jacqueline Ines, training at the IMA on January 8, took a breather to throw a few I miss you Jim.—Jon Marmor, Editor jabs at Wurzer, who countered with this knockout cover shot. Bam. AND WATERPARK COURTESY OF EVERGREEN WAVES 6 COLUMNS MAGAZINE ➺ A lawn-mowing business started at age eight gave Delford Smith the liftoff that led him to eventually create an interna- tional aviation empire. In honor of his son Michael, ’89, who died in a 1995 auto accident, he founded the Evergreen Avia- tion Museum in McMinnville, Oregon, which features Howard Hughes’ Spruce Goose as its centerpiece. Kids—and kids at heart—will probably remember Smith best for the Evergreen Wings and Waves Waterpark, which includes a water slide that extends out of a retired Boeing 747 perched on the roof. Smith, ’53, died at age 84 on November 7. What do you say we all give him a big ol’ cannonball salute. 3.2015 The University of Washington Alumni Magazine MARCH 2015 7 Readers Roethke was not a rascal. It is an in- sult to his memory and to his stature ONE READER’S TWO CENTS: as a poet to refer to what he did as practicing “his literary chops.” “ —Malcolm Griffith Cinema Scholar with calories that contribute to obesity, diabe- ) It seems it’s still true that Kildall was the tes and a host of other health problems. The man who could have been Bill Gates. Despite ) I have been a regular customer of Stepha- editors of Columns have much better uses for the Harold Evans book, according to Wikipe- nie’s Cinema Books store since shortly after it the cover than an image of a food item that is dia, Business Week and, of course, the famous moved to its present location in the University so counterproductive to the health of alumni PBS special on the PC, Kildall and his spouse District (Alumni Profile, December). My hus- and everyone on campus. pretty much booted the offer from IBM to have band David and I are big fans of movies and Judi Gibbs, ’67, ’68 CP/M be the new PC’s OS, by Dorothy’s refus- some TV series and Stephanie lets us know Seattle ing to sign a pretty much perfunctory nondis- whenever a new book or magazine comes out ) Loved the article (Sweet Success, Decem- closure agreement. And this opportunity was with material on one of our favorite actors ber). Enduring success in business is about courtesy of Gates, who recommended IBM go or film interests. I love hearing her stories of more than profit alone. Consumers, whether to Kildall’s DRI for an OS in the first place. people in the industry she has met or become they consciously realize it or not, are drawn IBM went back up to Seattle to see if Microsoft friends with. She is also a walking encyclo- to authentic places, where attention to design could help, and the rest is as they say, hi$tory.
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