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30 WAC Magazine | wac.net Club Life Members make a difference Meet two of the Club's biggest supporters Roger Wylie A member since 1997, Roger Wylie joined the WAC shortly aer moving to Seattle in the late 1990s. A lifelong lover of physical activity, Roger joined because of the Club's athletic facilities, and he still visits the Clubhouse most mornings before 6 am to work out and eat breakfast. "It's part of my ther- apy every day to come to the WAC," he says. Roger also oen hosts meals and meetings with clients at the Club. "e WAC is very conducive to business," he says. "It's quiet, professional in appearance, and the staff is off-the-charts incredible." Social gatherings also play a big role in Roger's relationship with the WAC. Whether it's years of Father Daughter banquets or din- ner before a downtown outing, the Club remains at the heart of the Wylie family's social life. A N I TA N O W A C K A Member profiles Professional innovation Reciprocal club Teamworks Membership All-Star program Share the club you love and become an All-Star! Sponsor three new WAC members by July 31, 2019. We'll say thanks with $500 WACash. Plus, you'll earn a chance at a year of free WAC Parking. Contact membershipinfo@wac.net. MEMBERSHIP A L L -S T A R wac.net/all-stars Trevor Everitt WAC member Trevor Everitt hasn't strayed far from home. A Seattle native and graduate of the University of Washington, Trevor has been working downtown for the past 15 years. In- troduced to the Club by colleagues, Trevor joined the WAC in 2006 once he saw the WAC's wide range of athletic and social activities. He has been taking advantage of the Club's offerings ever since—morning workouts, regular lunches, twice-week- ly squash sessions, and the occasional happy hour. In recent months, Trevor has helped grow the WAC community by bringing in two new members, something he says isn't hard. "I know someone is a good fit when they have a foundation in excellence complemented by an interest in athletics and net- working," he says. "From there, it's very simple. I just tell them to take the tour."