Office, US Air Force, posted in Morocco, two years; Researcher, University of Washington, Association of Washington Cities, Bureau of Governmental Research and Services, Institute of Governmental Research, Seattle, WA; President, Harry A. Pryde Corporation, Seattle, WA, 1960-c. 2000;

President, Home Builders Association of Greater Seattle (HBA), Seattle, WA, 1965; the HBA renamed itself the "Seattle Master Builders Association," the same name it had prior to its 1956 merger with the Seattle Builders and Contractors Association; Secretary/Vice-President, National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), 1980-1982; President, National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), 1983; Member, Seattle Housing Authority Board; Member, Washington State Affordable Housing Commission Board; Member, Washington State Housing Finance Commission; Member, Washington State Housing Task Force; Director, Downtown Action to Save Housing (DASH), Seattle, WA; Director, Federal Home Loan Bank, Seattle, WA; Director, Enterprise Bank, Bellevue, WA, 1988; Director, Seattle Chamber of Commerce Board; Director, Bellevue Chamber of Commerce Board;

University of Washington Construction Industry Hall of Fame, 2000; National Housing Hall of Fame; Building Industry Association of Washington Hall of Fame; Master Builders Association of King and Snohomish Counties Hall of Fame; Harry and Ann L. Pryde were named Founding Advocates of the National Housing Endowment as a result of their generous gifts to the National Association of Home Builder's philanthropic office.

B.A., Economics and Business, Washington State College, Pullman, WA; M.A., Public Administration, University of Washington, Graduate School of Public Affairs (later the Evans School of Public Affairs), Seattle, WA; while a graduate student, Pryde completed an internship in Port Angeles, WA, serving as an assistant to the City Manager; in 2002, he and his wife underwrote the Harry and Ann Pryde Endowed Fellowship for graduate students in the UW Evans School of Public Affairs for study in Washington, D.C. They also donated to the Frank F. Conlon South Asia Fellowship Fund at the UW.

Pryde last lived in the 98004 zip code of Bellevue, WA. He became ill while on a skiing trip in Sun Valley, ID.

His father was Harry A. Pryde, Sr., (c. 1871-1932), who died prematurely in Seattle, WA, at the age of 61; his mother, Bertha E. Pryde (1887-1972) remarried Harry Morrison on 11/15/1933. His paternal grandparents were Ole Pryde and Annie Peterson. Pryde had one sister who survived him.

He married Ann L. Catoni, whom he met in an administrative law class at the University of Washington; they wed c. 1957.

He and Ann Pryde had three children.

Member, Seattle Yacht Club, Seattle, WA; Pryde studied the violin as a youth, inculcating a lifelong love of music. He and his wife traveled extensively both within the US and abroad in later years. SSN: 536-28-0377.

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