Washington Law Review
Abstract
First, let me note that this Rembe Lecture honors Toni Rembe, Esq., a distinguished graduate of this law school, class of 1960. Toni and I knew each other as fellow students and members of the Washington Law Review, since I was class of 1959. After graduating here, she took a Master of Laws in taxation at New York University in 1961. Then she joined the premier San Francisco law firm of Pillsbury, Madison & Sutro, where she has long been the head of the tax law division. Toni, who is a Seattle native, has maintained her ties to this city. Among her other honors and positions, she is a director of Safeco Insurance Company. Also, let me thank Toni's husband, Arthur Rock, for making it possible for us to honor her today. He is a leading—we can without exaggeration say "famous"—San Francisco venture capitalist, whose generous gift funds the Rembe Lectureship.
First Page
665
Recommended Citation
William B. Stoebuck,
Symposium,
Back to the Crib?,
69 Wash. L. Rev.
665
(1994).
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https://digitalcommons.law.uw.edu/wlr/vol69/iss3/11