Cynthia Chatman Stimpson

Background

Stimpson, Cynthia Chatman was born on February 3, 1935 in Odessa, Texas, United States. Daughter of Cecil Lamar Chatman and Roberta Belle (Coffin) Merillat.

Education

Bachelor, North Texas State University, 1955. Master of Social Work, Denver University, 1960.

Career

District director Dallas Council Girl Scouts United States of America, Dallas, 1955—1958. Director programs and public relations Mile Hi Council, Denver, 1960—1964. Western regional program director, 1966—1968.

Project director San Francisco Senior Center, 1964—1966. Planning consultant United Way, King County, Washington, 1968—1972. Director special projects Region IV Washington State Department Social and Health Services, 1972—1973.

Executive director United Community Services, Seattle, 1973—1974. Founder, president Chroma Copy West, Inc., since 1981. Member adjunct faculty Denver University, 1962—1964, University Washington, Seattle, 1969—1972.

Member faculty Edmonds Community College, 1973.

Achievements

• Cynthia Chatman Stimpson has been listed as a noteworthy company executive by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

President Totem Council Girl Scouts United States of America, Seattle, 1974—1979. Executive committee Council Planning Affiliates, King County, 1977—1980. Vice president Washington Council Crime and Delinquency, 1978—1979, Cardio-Pulmonary Research Institute, King County, 1981—1983.

Chairman citizens advisory committee King County Department Youth Services, 1982—1984. Volunteer trainer United Way American. Member corporation task force Seattle Kidsplace.

Member of National Organization of Women, Women in Communication, Women's Managerial and Professional Network, Regrade Property Association (board directors 1984-1985), Seattle Chamber of C., City, Washington Athletic (Seattle).

Interests

• Writing, travel.

Connections

Married Irving E. Stimpson, November 7, 1970.

Father:

Cecil Lamar Chatman Merillat

Mother:

Roberta Belle (Coffin) Merillat

Spouse:

Irving E. Stimpson