Dan Webster
President

Dan Webster was born at Three Rivers Hospital (then Okanogan-Douglas Hospital).  He was raised in Brewster and soon after graduating from Brewster High, purchased Webster Furniture from his father. He has dedicated his career to the family business and continues to operate the furniture store, which has celebrated its 70th anniversary.  Dan is happily married and has raised three children.  He recently welcomed his third grandchild.

Having served on the Three Rivers Hospital Board of Commissioner, Dan has an ardent desire to see our community hospital flourish, and provide excellent health care. After his tenure as a commissioner, Dan decided he had more to give our community and the hospital, so he decided to join Three Rivers Hospital Foundation. It is his goal to help the Foundation expand as an organization so that it can have a greater ability to help provide quality patient care at Three Rivers Hospital and give back to the community in which he was born and raised.

“There are opportunities that a hospital foundation has to enhance the patient experience that a rural hospital like ours might not typically be able to afford.  I am dedicated to being an integral part of pursuing those opportunities and providing a better healthcare experience for all my friends and neighbors.”

Elizabeth Boyd
vice president

Biography coming soon

Julie Wehmeyer, MN RN
Secretary / Treasurer

Julie was raised in the Methow Valley, leaving shortly after graduation to pursue a career in nursing. She graduated from Bellevue Community College with an Associate of Arts degree in Nursing, a Bachelor of Science degree in Healthcare Administration from City University, and then a Master’s in Nursing from the University of Washington.

With over 30 years of nursing experience in patient care and hospital administration, she and her husband Bill, returned to the Valley over 10 years ago, to retire.  Acknowledging that she was not quite ready for retirement, she returned to work in nursing; and, became involved in a variety of local organizations, serving on committees and as a member of the board of directors.

Her interest in the Three Rivers Hospital Foundation stems from many years as a child, visiting family in the hospital; and, most recently observing the level of patient care that is provided in such a small, rural hospital.

“Managing a hospital in today’s healthcare environment is challenging at best.  Being part of our community hospital, to promote continued excellence in care, while supporting new programs or services, is a natural and exciting way to share my clinical and administrative experience. More importantly it fulfills my desire to give back to my community, as it so freely offered me during my younger years.”