Welcome to the Randy Gordon Photo Gallery

Randy receiving Rising Star Award from the King County Democrats, March 2005

Randy reading award he received at King County Democrat Annual Awards Dinner, March 2005

Randy and Jeanne with the real-life hero of the film "Hotel Rwanda," Paul Rusesabegina, who saved 1200 men, women and children from genocidal slaughter in Rwanda. Paul is launching a foundation to protect refugees elsewhere, including in the Sudan.

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Randy listening to a voter's thoughts about the need for better, safer medical care.

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Randy and a voter discussing upcoming statewide initiatives regarding medical care and insurance reform.

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Ten weeks into a jury trial, trial counsel take a moment to pose for a classic photo: Judge Alsdorf at the bench; trial counsel at the bar, from left, Sam Elder, Randy, Brad Keller, V.L. Woolston, Rudy Englund. A hard-fought case amongst colleagues notable for its lack of rancor.

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Randy at the Sherlock Holmes Museum on Baker Street in London.

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Randy's mom, Florence Gordon, flanked by Randy's daughters, Becky (16) (left) and Katie (19).

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Randy flanked by friends from high school to present, Julie Crown Beton (now of Seattle)  and Dr. Richard Sheff (now of Cambridge, Massachusetts).

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Attempting to persuade voters during a petition drive for a charter amendment.

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At the Old Bailey in London.

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At Cathedral Rock, Sedona, AZ.

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With daughters Katie (19) (left) and Becky (16).

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Celebrating the season with daughters Katie and Becky—and friends—December 2003.

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With friend Jeanne Legault on his 50th birthday.

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With WSBA President-Elect Ron Ward at the WSTLA Holly Ball.

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As photographed by daughter Becky, brunching at the Plaza in New York City, Christmas 2002.

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Ice skaters in Central Park, New York City, Christmas 2002.

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Some circumstantial evidence that you can take the boy out of Brooklyn … even if you can't take the Brooklyn out of the boy (a splendid Northwest waterfall on the trail to Tinkham Peak—still a rare sight in Randy's birthplace, Brooklyn, New York).

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At the summit of Tinkham Peak, late fall 2003—cold, in the fog, and lacking a view, but fun, anyway.

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Randy with long-time friend and hiking companion Seth Basker, working up a head of steam on the approach to Tinkham Peak.

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Randy and Seth on the summit ridge (Seth figured out how to take a delayed picture which still eludes Randy).

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With his brother and sister-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Michael Gordon.

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Nephew Zachary Gordon Hall with his very first "big fish" story.

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Randy's newest nephew, Joshua Gordon Hall, the latest project of sister/attorney Susan and her husband, Richard Hall.

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Joshua stretching the bounds of cuteness. (Uncle Randy is completely impartial on this point.)

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Nephew Zachary Gordon Hall, age 5, with a rare snowman—outside Atlanta, Georgia.

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