Photographer with the all-volunteer photography crew for Tall Ships Tacoma 2008.
Created photo contest called “SequaliShoot” to promote tourism. SequaliShoot challenged people of all ages to “give it your best shot” on the Sequalitchew Creek and many other beautiful trails in DuPont from 2013 through 2024.
In 2005, led a group of DuPont volunteers to petition the DuPont Parks Agency and City Council to adopt the name Chief Leschi for the 6-acre park at the top of Hoffman Hill. Chief Leschi was exonerated in 2004 by a historic court proceeding more than 145 years after being wrongfully convicted and executed for murder. Leschi and his brother WaHeLut were Nisqually tribal leaders.
As a volunteer for DuPont’s Centennial in 2006, worked with the digital design program at Pierce College-Fort Steilacoom to design a centennial logo, which involved a contest among 2nd-year students, and awards and recognition ceremony by the city.
