Webster honored with John Lovick Legacy Award at NAACP Snohomish County gala

Edmonds, WALocal News

Wallace “Wally” Webster II received the John Lovick Legacy Award at the 2025 NAACP Snohomish County Freedom Fund Gala on March 29. This annual gala honors individuals and organizations that positively impact the Snohomish County community. As a lifetime member of the NAACP Snohomish County, Webster's contributions have been recognized as significant. He previously served as a senior vice president at Bank of America and holds several leadership positions, including president of the Shepherd’s Garden Senior Housing Advisory Board. Additionally, he is a board member for the Lynnwood Public Facilities District and on the Board of Trustees for Edmonds College.

Webster also participates in the City of Lynnwood Chief of Police Advisory Committee and leads the Pacific Northwest Bankers Association. His extensive community involvement highlights a dedication to improving the quality of life for residents. The award underscores the importance of civic engagement in fostering community development in Snohomish County.

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