Daniel S Park III

October 8, 2011

OBITUARY INFORMATION: Daniel S. Park III Daniel S. Park III passed away at the age of 66 on Saturday, October 8, 2011, of causes related to Fabry disease, a disease with which he was afflicted since a very young man, and from which he suffered severely for a number of his later years. Fabry is an extremely rare metabolic disorder that causes principal organ failure and creates extreme fatigue and severe pain crisis. His wife Maylene and family were there with him when he died. Dan grew up in Denver, Seattle, and Portland and attended Portland State University, Pacific Coast banking School at the University of Washington, and University Oregon’s Graduate School of Management. He served most of his professional career with First Interstate Bank of Oregon and Wells Fargo Bank in various management and senior corporate finance positions. He was active in numerous civic affairs, including serving on the Board of Portland State University’s Athletic Club, the Portland Industrial Rotary Club (later the Portland Pearl Rotary), the Martin Luther King Scholarship Fund, and was a past President of the Portland Industrial Rotary Club. Dan and his wife own a home at Black Butte Ranch in Central Oregon, which became his very favorite place to relax and spend time with his family. Dan is survived by his wife Maylene, Mother-in-law Viola Pratt, Daughter Kristan Phillips, Son-in-law Frank Phillips, the true lights of his later years, Grandaughters Marissa, Kayleigh and Kamryn Phillips, Brother-in-law Dennis Pratt and wife Carolyn and nieces Lindsey and Emily Pratt. His Graveside Service was held on Thursday, October 13, 2011 in Valley View Memorial Park, Newberg with Reverend Rick Freeman officiating. Arrangements are in the care of Attrell’s Newberg Funeral Chapel, a Golden Rule Funeral Home. Online condolences may be made at www.attrells.com Memorial contributions may be made in Dan’s name to the National Kidney Foundation of Oregon and Washington at 465 NE 181st Ave. Suite 257, Portland, Oregon 97230-6660 or a charity of your choice.