ClassNotes Lorena González ’05 has
been elected to Seattle City Council as a councilmember atlarge, the first-ever Latina/o to hold the position.
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Art Blauvelt is part-
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Douglas Brown is
building a new house in Silverton with Debra, his significant other, and will continue his fiveyear reign of practicing law part time. In 2015, he retired from 20+ years of service with the Oregon State Police. Early in his career, he practiced law in Bend for 10 years, took a year off to travel the country in a converted Trailways bus, and joined a Salem law firm for the next nine years.
Shamim Mohandessi ’13
ner at Ingram, Zelasko and Goodwin and has served as general counsel for Port of Grays Harbor since 1994. He has also worked as Ocean Shores City Attorney; Municipal Court Judge in Montesano, McCleary, and Elma; a Grays Harbor County Trustee with Timberland Library and Grays Harbor College; and Odyssey of the Mind coach for the 1994 state champion team. He enjoys hiking in southeast Utah, sailing, and RVing.
Greg Home has a solo law practice in Bellevue, Washington, focusing on real property law, small business law and general practice. Llewellyn Matthews now lives
in Florence, Italy, where she works as a classic representational artist working on commissions and teaching in a Florentine art school. She made the career change after working three decades as an attorney.
and Zainab Hussain ’13 were married at Snoqualmie Ridge Golf Club surrounded by family and friends from around the world and fellow Seattle U Law alums from ’07, ’08, ’11, ’12, and ’13. The couple now resides in the South Lake Union neighborhood of Seattle.
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