Stella Green/Contacts

It wouldn't take too much digging and a bit of tenacity to find the following information about Stella Winifred Green:

• Father: Malcolm Graham Green (high stakes, very high ranks in the tech world which more than filled his bank accounts and assorted investments)

• Mother: Rae Elizabeth Green (successful artist, both in name and in the cost of her pieces just before her unfortunate death -- mostly oil painting)

• Tragedy: Stella, an only child, lost both her mother an her father when she was 13. Her father was flying himself and his wife from Portland, Oregon (their primary residence) down to SFMOMA for an invitation-only artists and platinum level donors fundraiser when the plane went down near Crater Lake (Oregon). The cause was eventually written up as engine failure.

• Orphan: After her parents' deaths, Stella moved up to live with her Aunt Matilda (who was named Trustee for the girl's inherited assets, life insurance pay outs, and investments until she reached the age of 20) on an island in the Puget Sound. She continued to attend private school in Seattle until college. She graduated from University of Washington with an MBA plus a minor in the visual arts. Even before she finished her degree at U-Dub, Stella was retained to manage the fortune and lands of a recluse whose name in public records is Mr. Stefan Drake. It appears he has retained her services even though they will now be handled from a distance of the span of the west coast.

• Until she moved without much notice (if one is able to successfully cajole an interview with a member of the household staff at Stella's aunt's manse) in early January of 2023 to Windstorm Island of the coast of Prospect, Stella Green silently spearheaded the designation of most of the island on which her Aunt resides a Natural Protected Area under Federal and State protection. Any construction or changes impacting the island's ecosystem would need to go through a tangle of bureaucracy. The island she has moved to was privately owned by a Mr. Martin Hacket, but ownership changed hands to Stella within a very short time after she arrived. It's not usual for an estate manager (which is her position listed on all public documents) to own the land they are managing. The island is known for breeding award winning Friesian horses as well as llamas.