He retired in 1993 and focused on his investments and his golf game, often playing five days a week. Within three years he became a Limited Partner. In 1983, he joined Montgomery Securities in San Francisco as co-manager of the International Department.

and internationally and for five continuous years was one of the top six leading producers. There he continued to call on clients in the U.S. In 1974 he moved to Piper, Jaffray and Hopwood to become vice-president and manager of the Institutional Department. In his later years at Dain, he was a Senior Vice President, Director and member of the five person Executive Committee. In 1966 he traveled to London and made contacts that over time resulted in doing business in the United Kingdom and other countries around the world. He left in 1960 to head the trading Department at Craig, Hallum, Inc., but returned to Dain in 1962 to lead a newly formed Institutional Department marketing to banks, insurance companies, and mutual funds in the U.S. as a securities analyst and later as a trader. Telephone in Vancouver before moving to Minneapolis, where he worked for J.M. He and Abbie lived in Minneapolis, then Stillwater, MN before moving to San Francisco in 1983 and Sonoma County in 1985. He married Abigail Smith of Annisquam, MA in 1978. In 1958 he married Marcia Caley of Minneapolis and had three children, David, Susan, and Kevin. They had two children, Christopher and Laura.

He married Sidney Young of Wayzata, MN in 1951. He attended grade school in Vancouver, then graduated from Phillips Academy, Andover and Amherst College before receiving an MBA in 1952 from the Harvard Business School. Meeks and Marie Razumovich Meeks on Apin Vancouver, Canada where his father was a U.S. He was known for his charm, humor, sales ability, and love of golf, family, and the stock market. Meeks, George Nelson George Nelson Meeks, 91, of Glen Ellen, California died of congestive heart failure on March 23, 2020, in the comfort of his home with his wife Abbie nearby.

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