Dorothy Bullitt

1892–1989 (age 97)

Philanthropist

Biography

Dorothy Bullitt brought a thoughtful temperament to broadcasting and philanthropy, stewarding King Broadcasting Company while investing in the cultural and educational institutions that uplifted Seattle and the broader Pacific Northwest.

She also provided generous support for libraries, nature centers, and community foundations, leaving a legacy of engagement that continues to inspire civic leaders and volunteers remembered at Evergreen Washelli Memorial Park.

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