Diane Vivian Bingham

Background

Bingham, Diane Vivian was born on October 10, 1934 in Seattle, Washington, United States. Daughter of Geroge Francis and Vivian Sophia (Anderson) Osborn.

Education

Bachelor, Willamette University, 1956. Master of Science in Education, University Southern California, Los Angeles, 1968.

Career

Teacher, Houston Public Schools, 1956-1957; teacher, Dependent Schools, Ramstein Air Force Base, Germany, 1968-1970; founder, assistant director, Widowed Information Consultation Superior vena cava syndrome, Seattle, 1974-1978; director, Widowed Information Consultation Superior vena cava syndrome, Seattle, 1978-1980; program director, Family Superior vena cava syndrome, Seattle, 1980-1990; partner, Call Collectibles, Edmonds, Washington, since 1990. Board member Washington State Certification Marriage and Family Counselors, 1990-1993.

Achievements

• Diane Vivian Bingham has been listed as a noteworthy social services administrator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Program vice president Federal Way (Washington) Women's Network, 1991. Member American Association of University Women (president Federal Way branch 1992-1994, Federal Way branch grantee 1986), Museum History and Industry (docent 1990-1997).

Interests

• Avocations: family history, antique-collectibles dealer, workshop leader.

Connections

Married James Edward Hudelson, September 9, 1955 (deceased July 1972). Children: Susan Diane, Jama Marie, Matthew Guy. Married Charles Ellis Bingham, November 27, 1976.

Father:

Geroge Francis Osborn

Mother:

Vivian Sophia (Anderson) Osborn

Spouse:

James Edward Hudelson

Spouse:

Charles Ellis Bingham

child:

Susan Diane Bingham

child:

Jama Marie Bingham

child:

Matthew Guy Bingham