This Doctor Cares For Small Business {District 6}

Diana Naramore • July 8, 2019

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Two people smiling on a porch, one holding a book titled “Faith”

When was the last time your doctor made a house call? Dr. Jay Fathi, who is running for Seattle City Council in District 6 is coming to the Ballard Hotel & Olympic Athletic Club to meet you for Q&A, appetizers, and wine during this community gathering.
Dr. Jay is running to bring new leadership to the City Council District 6. His career as a practicing family physician focusing on low-income individuals and families helped to build and lead the State’s expansion of coverage under Obamacare - - getting people, particularly those most vulnerable, the quality care they need to live healthy lives.

In addition to his leadership in health care, Dr. Jay is an active community member and volunteer. He has volunteered as a youth athletics coach throughout his life, recently as the boy’s basketball coach at Hamilton International Middle School.

Dr. Jay lives in the Fremont neighborhood with his wife, Joelle, a nurse practitioner and professor at the UW School of Nursing. Their two teenage sons, both Ballard High School students, play team basketball and love walking their family dog, Rosie.

I can’t wait for you to meet Dr. Jay while enjoying complimentary wine and snacks, engaging in conversation on how your vote matters with Dr. Jay for City Council.

Event Details
Date: Tuesday, July 16th, 2019
Time: 6:30pm - 8:30pm
Location: Ballard Hotel & Olympic Athletic Club
5216 Ballard Avenue NW, Seattle, WA 98107
Please RSVP with [email protected] or (206) 682-7328


We're looking forward to seeing our neighbors, friends and family there!
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Sincerely,
Diana and Your Sip and Ship Team

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