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Command Staff and the Board of Directors and listings for all current members of the Washington Generals.
From here you can send
e-mail to members or visit their personal Internet web pages.
AWG Headquarters Address:
Physical address:
Association of Washington Generals
1606 Sylvester Street SW, Olympia, WA 98501
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Mailing address:
Association of Washington Generals
PO Box 482
Maple Valley, WA 98038-0482
Telephone: (360) 705-3464
Fax: (360) 705-3563
Email: washingtongenerals@hotmail.com,
or
voice9696@comcast.net
Webmaster email: RGFlygare@flygare.com
Command Staff:
Board of Directors:
- General Jim Washington
- General Warren Chinn
- General Boyd Jackson
- General Virgil Mudd
- General Dan McNamara
- General John Grosso
- General Ruth McIntyre
- General Bill Weiss
- General Vito Chichi
Advisors:
- Governor Christine Gregoire
- Lt. Governor Brad Owen
- Secretary of State Sam Reed
Newly Commissioned Washington Generals:
Commanders Row:
- Frank J. Warnke, 2008
- Chuck Hardaway, 2004-07
- Tom Bowers, 2002-04
- John Gresso, 2000-02
- Chris Loutisis, 1998-00
- Paul Legault, 1997-98
- Ruth McIntyre, 1994-96
- J. Leonard Scott, 1992-94
- William P. Riley, 1991-92
- Mark Ewing, 1990-91
- James H. Washington, 1988-90
- Egan S. Rank, 1986-88
- James O. Wood, 1984-85
- John R. Hayes, 1982-83
- Robert L. Burnside, 1980-81
- Harry Sherman, 1979-80
- John C. Hoberg, 1978-79
- David G. Lewis, 1976-77
- William Walker, 1974-75
- Willis Tucker, 1973-74
- Jack R. Ballard, 1971-72
Commanding General
frankwarnke@olywa.com
Deputy Commanding General
RGFlygare@aol.com
http://flygare.com
Roger is the President and CEO of Flygare & Associates, Inc., a
professional legal services corporation focusing on supplying legal support
services to government and private entities. Those services include
court reporters, legal videography, legal transcription, notary public
functions, and process service.
He has served on Department of Licensing committees, primarily the Court
Reporter Advisory Board, as well as serving as advisor to educational programs
at Green River Community College, Auburn, Washington , The Bates Vocational
Technical Institute, Tacoma, Washington.
Roger has been affiliated with the Washington Generals since 1994. He
has held various positions within the association and is currently Deputy
Commanding General and also provides guidance for the association's website.
Roger has two degrees, one in business management and the other a
specialized degree in court reporting. He served his country in the US
Army Aviation during the Vietnam conflict receiving a number of awards and
medals for his participation.
He also serves as a board member of the Washington Court Reporters
Association, having served as Area 1 Director (King County) and vice president
and president elect. He is a member in good standing with the National
Court Reporters Association, the Freelance Shorthand Reporters Association of
Washington, and the Washington Court Reporters Association.
Adjutant General
putthowie@aol.com
Immediate Past Commanding General
someone@microsoft.com
Chuck Hardaway and his wife of 53 years have lived in
Maple Valley, Washington for 30 years. He is the immediate past commander of
the Association of Washington Generals. Chuck served on the Tahoma School
Board over ten years, the Greater Maple Valley Area Council for seven years,
and the Maple Valley City Council for two years. He was chairman of the
Seattle-King County Private Industry Council and on the board of directors of
the Kent Business Development Center. In 1990, Chuck was Maple Valley’s
Citizen of the Year at Large.
Chuck holds a Master of Business Administration Degree from George
Washington University and is a retired USAF officer, flying over 100 combat
missions in Vietnam. He has received numerous awards, including the
Distinguished Flying Cross, seven Air Medals, the Meritorious Service Medal,
three Air Force Commendation Medals, and the Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry.
He has been a co-owner of a real estate company and a computer company,
both based in Kent, Washington, and was chief of staff of the Washington State
Democratic Caucus. For the past 10 years, Chuck has written a weekly “One
man’s opinion” column for the Voice
of the Valley newspaper.
The Hardaways have one son, John, who graduated from the U.S. Naval
Academy and is a commander in the U.S. Navy. John is an ophthalmologist and
chairman of the Executive Committee of the Medical Staff and is currently
stationed at the Naval Hospital Bremerton.
Scholarship Committee - Chair
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Victoria Laise Jonas has dedicated her adult life to public service.
Jonas recently retired, with 30 years of service, from the Seattle
Police Department. Jonas served
as a senior staff for the Seattle Police Department’s Human Resources
Director. In this capacity, Jonas
conducted employment investigations, oversaw executive/professional level
employment selection processes, provided employment counseling to all levels
of management and was the Department representative on numerous citywide
committees.
Growing up as a first
generation American, Jonas learned early on of the significant privilege of
living and growing up in America and of the importance in giving back to the
community through volunteer service.
Jonas’ commitment to
community involvement has been a significant part of Jonas’ adult life.
Jonas has acquired a longstanding record of civic involvement which
includes the following:
Maple Valley City
Council: Elected official since 1999 to present
Maple Valley Food Bank
and Emergency Services: President and volunteer
Maple Valley Chamber of
Commerce: Member
Maple Valley Days
Committee: Executive Board member
and volunteer
Maple Valley Historical
Society: Member
Lake Wilderness Arboretum
Society: Member and volunteer
Lake Wilderness
Preservation Society: Member
Maple Valley Make a
Difference Day Committee: One of the original founding board
members and volunteer
Maple Valley CERT
(Community Emergency Response Team): Certified volunteer
Municipal League of King
County: Volunteer (political candidate evaluator)
King County Elections:
Volunteer Poling District Supervisor
National Make a
Difference Day: Volunteer
Seattle Police Department
Peer Counselor
Awards:
South King County Human
Services Volunteer of the Year – 1999
Certification in
Municipal Leadership Award - 2000
Maple Valley Citizen of
the Year – 2004
Seattle Police Department
“Women in Law Enforcement” Team Inspirational Award – 2004
Advanced Certification in
Municipal Leadership Award - 2004
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