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ELN owner Douglas Morrison has a strong commitment to serving his community, as shown in the following examples:


MS Bike Tours.  Doug has raised thousands of dollars each year for the MS Society by participating in charity bicycle rides in both Oregon & Washington.  Doug rides the 175 mile routes over two days with Team Copaxone and its inspirational captain, Maureen Manley.  

 

 

  


Youth Softball Coach--Bellevue East Little League. Over the last three years, Douglas has served as a manager or coach for his daughter’s team.


Pro Bono Representation/CASA Program.  Represented a Court Appointed Special Advocate (“CASA”) in Dependency proceedings in King County Juvenile Court.  A CASA is a guardian ad litem appointed by the Court to represent the interests of children who come before the court.  These are typically children who have been abused or abandoned by their parents, and are wards of the state.


YMCA Parent-Child Program.  Participated in the YMCA Parent-Child program with his son and daughter. This is a richly rewarding program that provides a great service to the community.  Doug served as a group leader in both Y-Guides (boys) and Y-Princesses (girls), helping to organize monthly meetings and numerous activities for a small group of fathers and their children.


Youth Baseball Coach--Bellevue East Little League.  Douglas was an assistant baseball coach for his son's little league baseball teams from 1998 to 2005, including serving as an assistant coach for the "Majors" All-Stars team in 2005.


Youth Soccer Coach--Lake Hills Soccer Club.  Douglas served as head coach for his son’s recreational soccer team for the 1999 through 2002 seasons.  In 2002, the Boys U10 Hurricanes finished 5-2-2 and in second place in their Division.


Tam O’Shanter Golf and Country Club.  Douglas has served the neighborhood in which he lives (a homeowner’s association) in several important ways.  As a member and chair of the Architectural Control Committee for five years, he served as community liaison for enforcement of the covenants, conditions and restrictions (“CCRs”).  He also served on the Board of Directors for a three-year term.  Of note is the leadership that Douglas provided in successfully organizing revisions to the CCRs, an effort that required the notarized signature of 75% of the legal owners of homes in the community.


Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Puget Sound.  Participated in the Big Brother program, which pairs adult mentors with kids in need of healthy role models.  Because of the rich rewards gained by this participation, we would like to acknowledge the benefits to the community provided by this program and encourage others to participate.  For more information, go the Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Puget Sound website: http://www.bbbsps.org.
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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