Richard W. 'Ric' Weiland (1953 - 2006) was a computer software pioneer and philanthropist. He was one of the first five employees of Microsoft Corp. Weiland was a high school classmate and friend of Paul Allen, with whom he created the Lakeside Programmers Group at their school. After he graduated from Stanford University, Allen and Bill Gates hired him in 1975, the same year they founded Microsoft in Albuquerque. Wikipedia
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Paul G. Yock, MD, professor of medicine and director of the Center for Research in Cardiovascular Interventions at Stanford, has been named the first Martha Meier Weiland Professor in the School of Medicine. news-service.stanford.edu/news/2000/august9/professorship...
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The late Ric Weiland , employee no. 5 at Microsoft, left a $65 million fortune to the Pride Foundation of Seattle, a gay and lesbian nonprofit. Weiland committed suicide in 2006 at the age of 53. He's said to have struggled with depression. But depress valleywag.com/360622/early-microsoft-employee-a-suicide-l...
The late Ric Weiland left quite a legacy in distributing $65 million between various gay donations. Some nasties, however, want to sully the moment. ... Ric Weiland 's legacy lives on after death. The former Miscrosoft programmer - who committed suic www.queerty.com/category/ric-weiland/
Ric Weiland , seen here in 2004, has be-queathed $65 million to national gay rights and HIV/AIDS groups. He died two years ago at age 53. ... Weiland's estate also bequeathed $19 million directly to the Pride Foundation for scholarships and grants sup www.thenewstribune.com/news/northwest/story/292294.html
