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Charles A. Kimbrough grew up in Spokane and earned a bachelor's degree in history from Washington State University before coming to the University of Washington School of Law. After graduation, he worked for the state government in Olympia for a time, but the bulk of his career was in private practice in Seattle and Bellevue. Among other things, his practice included torts, property, and water law cases. He has been active in civic life, serving on the Bellevue Parks Board and Planning Commission, managing political campaigns, and serving on the board of the Northwest Kidney Centers Foundation. Charles married Nancy Naismith, originally from Pennsylvania and a graduate of Penn State, in 1968. The couple made a gift to the Law Library in 2010.
Photo from the Law School's 1965 yearbook.
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