Stuart Hertz, Seattle

It's hard to tell from the "identification" handwriting on the reverse, but this is either Jim Faker, Jim Laker, or Jim Taker. The photo was taken in Seattle as that's where the photographer was from. According to a Spokesman-Review article found online, the "See Surprising Washington" campaign was active during 1971.

Kennell-Ellis, Portland 4

William Feasley, probably from Portland, Oregon. Most likely early to mid 60s as the photographer's stamp on reverse says Portland 4, Ore. with Zone Number of 4 not ZIP Code of 97204.

Richard R. Morgan, Poulsbo

Taylor Finlay -- Mr. Finlay with several degrees in sociology and psychology was Head of Market and Opinion Research Group at Pacific Northwest Bell. Now, an independent researcher, his firm specializes in research for small business. He is involved in developing and testing new research techniques for the independent businessman, which will be useful to the the businessman. His office is in Seattle.

 

Two pictures of Sam Fitz from Bremerton.

Burien Photo Studio, Seattle

Robert C. Fifield, Sea-Tac Motor Inn

Nothing on this man but "Flambert" or possible "Flamburl" written on reverse.

Terry Florian

Bill Fritz

Wanda Fullner

"I Googled my mother and found her picture on your page. You asked people to email you if they know who the photos on your website belong to: Wanda Fullner's sitting right next to me. She said she worked for the Association for Washington Business and the State Human Rights Commission at the time.
Betty Peralta
( Comment added Sept 16, 2012)