DM0168 These day's William "Bill" Funk's passion is painting, but recently he was recognized with a special tribute during the Minoru Yasui Community Volunteer Award luncheon for a lifetime of support to charities and non-profit groups in Colorado. Many consider Funk, 74, to be the grandfather of corporate philanthropy for the work he did funding needy causes while working for United Bank. (DARIN MCGREGOR/ ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS) **William "Bill" Funk (cq)
DM0168 These day's William "Bill" Funk's passion is painting, but recently he was recognized with a special tribute during the Minoru Yasui Community Volunteer Award luncheon for a lifetime of support to charities and non-profit groups in Colorado. Many consider Funk, 74, to be the grandfather of corporate philanthropy for the work he did funding needy causes while working for United Bank. (DARIN MCGREGOR/ ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS) **William "Bill" Funk (cq)
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DLM;DM0168 These day's William "Bill" Funk's passion is painting, but recently he was recognized with a special tribute during the Minoru Yasui Community Volunteer Award luncheon for a lifetime of support to charities and non-profit groups in Colorado. Many consider Funk, 74, to be the grandfather of corporate philanthropy for the work he did funding needy causes while working for United Bank. (DARIN MCGREGOR/ ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS) **William "Bill" Funk (cq)
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