Trust Officer, Bank of the Cascades and Registered Representative, Raymond James Financial Services. April 2000 to present

OCCUPATIONAL BACKGROUND:

Trust Department Manager and Chief Fiduciary Officer, Commercial Bank/West Coast Trust 1974 to 1999.

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND:

Graduate, Pacific Coast Banking School, 1985; BBA-finance, University of Oregon 1966

PRIOR GOVERNMENTAL EXPERIENCE: None

Work Experience: 1974 to 1999 Commercial Bank/West Coast Trust. Had oversight responsibility for proper administration of more than 1,000 trust accounts with a market value in excess of $240 million.

1985 to 1996 Commercial Bank, participated on management team which developed overall strategy to conduct business, including budgeting, loan and deposit goals and marketing plans for a growing, profitable, community bank.

Community Service:

Salem Area Chamber of Commerce, Former Board Member, President 1991-92

Salem Hospital Foundation, Board Member 1992 to 2003, Chair 1996-97

Capital Manor Retirement Center, Board Member 1991 to 2003, Vice Chair 1998 to 2003

Salem Rotary Club, 1971 to present, President 1981-1982

Salem Public Library Foundation, Board Member 1985 to 1991, Honorary Board Member 1991 to present

Oregon Symphony Association in Salem, Board Member 1997 to 2000

University of Oregon, College of Arts and Science, Advisory Council, 1987 to present, Chair 1996-97

Honors:

Named Salem’s First Citizen for 1996 by Salem Area Chamber of Commerce in recognition of significant service to community organizations.

It is important to vote for the creation of a Salem Public Library District. For many years Salem had one of the finest, most used public libraries, for the community’s size, in the country. Due to significant city budget cuts, that is no longer so. For a modest amount of additional funding from each district property owner the library will again be able to be open reasonable hours, provide a fine array of books, movies and periodicals on the shelves and provide beneficial programs to the community’s youth and adults.

(This information furnished by Marvin Abeene