Leslie has been living in Gold Beach since 1977.  She has owned Interior Coverups since 1987.  While raising her children she was very involved in the Booster Club and served on the Curry County Pageant board.  She is an active Soroptimist and currently their treasurer.  As a member of the Chamber of Commerce she has been President and is on the Promotion Committee.  Leslie likes to read, hike, garden and socialize.

Jamie enjoys living on the beautiful Southern Oregon coast. She worked as Nurse Manager for an outpatient surgery center in California for many years. Jamie has been involved in health care her entire adult life, first obtaining her EMT certificate in high school. A graduate of the Cabrillo College School of Nursing, she has volunteered for the Red Cross, Planned Parenthood, and the Santa Cruz County Medical Reserve Corps. She currently maintains her Registered Nurse licensure in both Oregon and California.

Since moving to Oregon, she was able to peruse her love of gardening, completing the Oregon State University Master Gardener Program in Curry County. Mother of two college students, Jamie and her husband James, live in Pistol River. Together, they manage their Gold Beach vacation rental business.

Maggi was born in Michigan, moved to Glendora California at age 5 finished her schooling, married her high school sweetheart and started a family.  She went to beauty school after having three children. She worked as hair stylist for several years. She and her husband bought a service station and sold it after 8 years and subsequently purchased and operated a motel in Solana beach. The following year her husband was killed in an auto accident. A number of  years passed before she remarried and moved to Gold Beach in 1980 after selling the motel.  In 1982 Maggi and her husband purchased and operated a little restaurant in the Beach Mall - making everything from scratch including sandwich bread, Quiche, and cheesecakes soups etc.

In 1985, they sold the restaurant (too much work) and bought into a partnership in 1986 at the Hallmark shop and Liquor store. In 1988, they bought out their partner and were appointed as the OLCC agency for Gold Beach in 1989. Maggi and Ed worked the store ever since. Ed passed away in September of 2010.

Amber has been a proud member of the Gold Beach community since 2000.  She has served as Director of the Gold Beach Chamber of Commerce, as a Gold Beach City Councilor, is Treasurer of the Rotary Club and a member of the Soroptimsts, and serves on the boards of the Coastal Home Health and Hospice and the Gold Beach Educational Fund. 

Amber grew up in Colorado where she received a degree in accounting and started her own bookkeeping business.  Amber continues her bookkeeping services and now is also the owner of OurWebmaster- a website design and development company.  In 2009 Amber also became a licensed Real Estate Broker. 

What little recreational time Amber has is spent with her husband and their pets, or reading a good book.

Cathy Kelly was the Personnel secretary of Stayton Canning Co Co-op.  Cathy was Administrative Assistant to former Governor Elmo Smith. She worked as Corporate Secretary for Smith’s newspapers for 11 years before moving to Gold Beach in 1975. She then did accounting and payroll work and managed Tamco offices for six years before taking a position in the Oregon State Courts as Judicial Assistant. 

Cathy recently retired after 14 years with the courts.  We're pleased to have Cathy serve on our Board of Directors.

Bill has some 20 years experience in health care, serving in administrative capacities with Sutter Health and Legacy.  He served as administrator and CEO with Guam Memorial Hospital and with Shriners Hospitals for Children.  He also spent time in private enterprise developing and operating surgery centers, ambulatory care centers, provider networks and mobile services.  Bill is a fellow in the American College of Healthcare Executives; he holds an MBA in Management and BA in psychology. He and his wife, Heather, are looking forward to building a new home and to being active in the community.  Bill is also an avid scuba diver and instructor.

Raised on the east coast, Mary Stansell has been living on the south Oregon Coast for over 25 years. She and her husband Les, a custom guitar builder, make their home in Pistol River. Their two daughters Laura and Jennifer were raised in Gold Beach, attended local schools, and graduated from college with honors. Mary and Les were extremely pleased with the education their daughters received in Gold Beach. Their older daughter Laura, along with husband Brandon and sons Dylan and Kyler, purchased a home in the Gold Beach area. 

Mary served as an elected member of the Central Curry School District for many years, and currently serves as a volunteer member of the Budget Committee. She and Les founded the Pistol River Concert Association, a concert series that has been bringing high-quality music to the local community for over twenty years. 
 
Prior to beginning her career as a Realtor with Century 21 Agate Realty in Gold Beach, Mary spent 12 years working for the Forest Service. "I enjoy being able to share my love for this area with visitors and new people moving into the area," stated Mary. 

Mary is currently the President of the Rotary Club of Gold Beach, and is the recipient of the 2007 Gold Beach Citizen of the Year Award.

Before retiring in 1999, Dale was the CEO for several health care service firms in Texas and Pennsylvania. Since 1970, he has worked with hospitals to help them diversify into non-acute care services, including ambulatory care, home health, managed care, physician services as well as assisting Fortune 500 firms with their health insurance and wellness programs.

With his wife, Jo Ann, they now breed Hanoverian horses.

He was instrumental in helping to build the Shore Pines Assisted Living Community. He also serves on the Boards of Coos Curry Douglas Business Development Corporation, Regional Investment Board, Gold Beach Educational Fund, South Coast Leadership Council of the Oregon Coommunity Foundation as well as a member of the Budget Committee of the Curry Health District and the Rotary Club.

He has served on task forces to reorganize the Curry County Public Health and Human Services Departments. Dale was named Gold Beach Citizen of the Year for 2001.

Roseann grew up in a large family in Reedsport, Oregon.  She moved to Eugene with her husband, Larry.  There she volunteered in schools in support of her two children, Ryan and Adele.  Roseann did volunteer work for St. Vicent de Paul's social services division and is active in her church.  She and Larry moved to Pistol River in 2004.  Since moving she has worked in sales and design for a local flower shop.  She is founder and co-owner/operator of Southbank Berry Farm and MelRose Creations.  These two enterprises furnish berries to local markets and concrete yard decorations.

James Gardner                   George Tice                    Sharon Zuber
Elaine Pommarane              Beverly Dennis                Nancy Baum
Shirley Van Loo                  Beverly Fleshman