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Paul Huddleston, DDS
A native of Kirkland, Dr. Huddleston graduated from Eastside
Catholic High School and obtained his Bachelor of Science degree from
the University of Puget Sound in 1990. He received his DDS degree in
1996 from the University of Washington School of Dentistry in Seattle,
and completed a one year residency program at the Long Island Jewish
Medical Center in New Hyde Park, New York, in 1997. Dr. Huddleston’s
emphasis was in geriatric and restorative dentistry.
Dr. Huddleston’s practice welcomes and expertly employs the best of
modern technology in the service of patients’ comfort, safety and care.
He is especially excited about providing computer-generated ceramic
restorations for patients, as well as cosmetic and general dental
services.
Dr. Huddleston is a member of the Academy of Computerized
Dentistry, the American Dental Association, Washington State Dental
Association, King County Dental Society, and the Academy of General
Dentistry. He routinely attends continuing dental education classes and
seminars.
When he is not practicing dentistry, Dr. Huddleston enjoys spending
time with his family, golfing, running, and playing racquetball.
Robert "Bob" L. Flennaugh, DDS
After graduating from high school I worked part of
the summer at Kelly’s Service Station, until they discovered that all I
knew about cars was how to drive them and how to put gas in them. Then
I worked a short time on the railroad until I discovered that the
mosquitoes were much bigger and hungrier on the railroad and loved me
with an everlasting love.
I attended the University of Alaska from 1955-1958, and transferred
to the University of Washington in 1958. While at the U of W I played
the saxophone in the ‘Husky” Marching Band until I was appointed the
Drum Major (leading the band, not playing the big drum). I had the
privilege of leading the band in the Rose Bowl Parades and the Rose
Bowl games of ‘ 60 and ’61.
I entered the University of Washington of Dentistry in September of
1960. During my second year of dental school I met (1961) and married
(1963) Bernice Giggans, a beautiful young student form Bremerton, WA.
After graduating from dental school (1964) I established my dental
practice in Seattle, WA. I served on the faculty of the dental school
until I was appointed to the University of Washington Board of Regents
in 1970. In 1975 I was elected President of the Board.
In 1976 I was appointed the dentist for the Seattle Seahawks Professional Football Team, a position I currently hold.
In 1977 I became involved in Bible Study Fellowship International.
I was appo9inted the Teaching Leader for the Seattle Evening Men’s
class in 1984. In 1992 I was appointed to the position of Area Advisor,
responsible for ten Men’s classes in Washington, Idaho, and Oregon.
I served as a founding member of the Washington State Convention
and Trade Center Board of Trustees (1982-92), which was responsible for
the planning, building, and operation of the Convention center.
I am a member of First African Methodist Episcopal Church where I
serve as Church School Superintendent Steward Pro Tem of the Steward
Board.
Bernice and I are the proud parents of Robert L. Flennaugh II, a
graduate of the University of Washington School of Law, and married to
Jocelyn Peterson; and Damon Flennaugh, a graduate of the UW School of
Aeronautics and Astronautics, and married to Yukiko Nakada. We have
three grandchildren; Jaden Robert (9-7-02) born to Bob and Jocelyn; and
Nicole Marie (10-22-00) and Trejan Eliot (10-8-02) born to Damon and
Yukiko.
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