Olympia Symphony Orchestra: Who we are and where we are going.

Bill is the President of the Olympia Symphony Orchestra Board of Directors.   His association with the OSO began in 1991 when his wife Lucy Winter became a member of the cello section.  He lives in Olympia and has worked for the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife since 1988.  He currently works part-time for the agency, serving as the Washington state representative on the North Pacific Fishery Management Council, which is responsible for managing the rich fisheries of the Bering Sea and the Gulf of Alaska.  He and Lucy enjoy listening to classical music, hiking, camping, geocaching, and bird watching, as well as spending time with three daughters, five grandchildren, and one great granddaughterBill is the President of the Olympia Symphony Orchestra Board of Directors.   His association with the OSO began in 1991 when his wife Lucy Winter became a member of the cello section.  He lives in Olympia and has worked for the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife since 1988.  He currently works part-time for the agency, serving as the Washington state representative on the North Pacific Fishery Management Council, which is responsible for managing the rich fisheries of the Bering Sea and the Gulf of Alaska.  He and Lucy enjoy listening to classical music, hiking, camping, geocaching, and bird watching, as well as spending time with three daughters, five grandchildren, and one great-granddaughter