Boswell, H. James, "American Blue Book Western Washington," Seattle, Lowman 
and Hanford Co., 1922. p. 21.			

BURKHEIMER, DEAN: As a result of earnest, conscientious efforts in the 
practice of law, Dean Burkheimer, of Seattle, has attained splendid success in 
his profession.  He is senior member of the firm of Burkheimer & Burkheimer, 
and represents a splendid clientele.  Mr. Burkheimer is a native of Iowa, was 
born in 1876, and was educated in the public schools of Iowa.  His legal 
training was had in the University of Iowa, where he took his LL. B. degree in 
1906.  Seven years later he located in Seattle, and is the seniot member of 
the firm of Burkheimer & Burkheimer, one of the most successful law firms in 
the northwest.  This firm was organized originally about 20 years ago.  An 
excellent presence, an earnest manner, marked strength of character, and a 
thorough grasp of the principles of jusisprudence make Mr. Burkheimer an 
effective and successful advocate before the courts.  At all times actuated by 
a spirit of progress, Mr. burkheimer has accomplished what he has undertaken, 
despite obstacles and difficulties which would have deterred many a man of 
less resolute spirit.  Mr. Burkheimer appears in court quite frequently, and 
makes a forceful presentaion of his cases.  He is well liked among members of 
the bar and enjoys a wide acquaintance throughout the state.  In 1898 Mr. 
Burkheimer married Miss Lena Winning, and the couple have four children, all 
boys.  He is a member of the Masons, Elks, and the county and state bar 
associations.

Submitted by: Judy Bivens

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