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Meet our most recent new members:
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Sam Lee
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Greg Henderson
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Diana Corder
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Greg Bastain
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David Soder
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Jim Cole
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After getting out of the Marine Corps in 1988 Sam went into
ranching and horse shoeing. In 1994, Sam married his wife, Karen, and
they combined their families. 2007 was the year for a change of
direction and Sam took his current job with Smith Barney where he is a
financial advisor. That move also left Karen to take over day-to-day
operation of their ranch. Sam has been active in 4-H, local schools, and
kids' sports.
Gregory "Greg" Henderson is the oldest of 7 children in his family.
He is currently V.P. at Oregon Pacific Bank in Roseburg. His career
spans 28 years in the financial industry including 12 with national credit
bureaus.
He is a graduate of Pleasant Hill H.S. and the University of Oregon and
served six years in the U.S. Air Force. He and his wife, Dede have two
grown children and one granddaughter. Greg fondly remembers spending his
summers in his dad's bean field up Mosby Creek near Cottage Grove.
As a community
development manager for Pacific Power’s Oregon, Washington and California
service areas, Diana Corder works closely with communities and local company
managers to increase community capacity for economic development through
infrastructure and industrial park development,
business
retention and expansion and strategic planning.
She has more
than 20 years of experience in management strategy with cross-functional
expertise in business and financial analysis, financial planning, accounting,
marketing and new business development. She came to Pacific Power in 2001 from
Gold’s Gym., where she served as vice president since 1982.
Diana holds a
business management BA. from Northwest Christian College. She has also studied
real estate management, receiving multiple certifications and licenses in the
field.
Corder, her
husband Alan and three children live in Roseburg. She enjoys yoga, skiing,
dance and world traveling.
Classification: Road Paving Project
Manager Company: Knife River Materials
Inducted: 12/20/07 Birthday: Aug 2d
Email:
greg.bastian@kniferiver.com
Greg is happy to be able to call
himself a native Oregonian. He was born and raised in the Medford area and
then attended Oregon Institute of Technology in Klamath Falls where he earned
a degree in Civil Engineering Technology with a minor in Land Surveying. This
is where he met his wife, Elizabeth and worked for the Forest Service during
summer breaks. After College, Greg and Elizabeth moved back to Medford where
he was employed by LTM Incorporated for 10 years as the Costume Job Estimator,
then Asphalt Paving Superintendent and then Estimator / Project Manager. In
2006, Greg and his family moved to Roseburg, continuing to work for LTM
Incorporated, which is now Knife River Materials as the Senior Estimator /
Project Manager. Greg and Elizabeth have two wonderful children, Lydia and
Ethan and enjoy spending their free time in the outdoors.
I have a wife, Kellene, and two children (Ryan 18 & Kylie
15). I have been happily married for 26 years. Kellene & I grew up in Kansas,
attended KU (Jayhawkers), and later we lived in Washington, DC for 10 years
where I trained to be a dentist-periodontist before moving to Roseburg in 1987.
We enjoy living in Roseburg and spend our free time gardening
& golfing in the summer and a little traveling in the dead of winter to find
some sunny weather. My birthday: 07-18
Jim was born and raised in Memphis, Tennessee. He served four years
in the U.S. Air Force before graduating from University of Memphis with a
Bachelor of Business Administration with a major in accounting.
Jim worked in Memphis as a hospital accountant and then made brief stops in
Rawlins, Wyoming and Vernal, Utah before landing in Roseburg in 1985.
Since 1981, Jim has been self-employed as a tax practitioner, business,
financial and elder care consultant. He became a CPA in 2000.
Jim's wife Penny is club secretary. They have a son, Greg, daughter,
Cheryl, and granddaughter, Mariana. They also have a dog named Jasmine
and a cat, Tigger. Jim and Penny are members of the First United
Methodist Church. Jim enjoys traveling, reading, OBG music of the 50's,
60's, and 70's, and spending time with family. Jim says "I'm looking
forward to continuing my community involvement through Rotary, Habitat for
Humanity, and Douglas County Senior Volunteers."
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