AdministrAtive
In Memoriam
M
argaret A. Stickel died May 31. She
was a spouse preferred member who
joined the club in 1971.
When it comes to being named to
Carmen Golby died July 15. She was a
spouse preferred member who joined the
Oregon Super Lawyers,
®
you can
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club in 1997.
Brian Ching died Aug. 24. He was a
have too much of a good thing.
senior member who joined the club in 1999.
Ching was born in 1975, and graduated
In 2009, we had 14 attorneys named in the annual Oregon Super Lawyers
®
magazine.
from Sunset High School. He graduated
from Yale University in 1997, magna cum
In Oregon, 5% of attorneys made the list; over 60% of our firm did. What’s more, we
laude and with distinction in biology. As
had two Top 10, oneTop25Women,and six named to Rising Stars. It all adds up to the
a senior, he was selected for the Aurelian experience and strength you need to help protect what’s important.
Honor Society.
Ching spent time during and after
college at the National Institutes of Health
in Hamilton, Mont., where he did research
and published a scientific paper. The
recurrence of a chronic illness interrupted
his anticipated enrollment at Columbia
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Survivors include his father, Gerald D.S.
in Oregon and Washington
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and sister, Katherine H.L. Ching, M.D.
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Marion L. Talmadge died Aug. 24. He
was a senior family preferred member who
joined the club in 1955.
Talmadge was born in Athens, Ga., in
1923. He graduated from University of
Georgia in 1943 with a bachelor of business
administration, then served in Italy with the
U.S. Army during World War II.
After the war, Talmadge returned to
Georgia and spent a 42-year career in
various capacities with the company that
became Georgia-Pacific Corporation.
Talmadge moved to Portland in 1955, and
then back to Georgia in 1982. He retired in
1988, and returned to Portland in 2002.
Talmadge was past president of the
Black Butte Ranch Association, Friends of
the Decorative Arts of the High Museum
of Atlanta, and Blue Cross of Oregon. He
served on numerous charitable boards,
FAMILY PRACTICE
SUNSET
including Oregon Symphony, Portland
Hal Barry, MD
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Junior Symphony and Georgia Trust for
Heena Doshi, MD GROUP, P.C.
Historic Preservation. He was a member of
Gary R. Geddes, MD
Arlington Club, and several clubs in Atlanta.
Survivors include his wife, Frances; son,
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Howard K. Coffey died Sept. 5. He
was a senior family preferred member who
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