PSU Magazine Winter 2006

Paul De Muniz: is chid justice or the Oregon Supreme Court. De Muniz: was elected Lo the coun nve years ago, becoming the rirst Hispanic elected to a statewide office. He and his wife, Mary, live in Salem. Eric Egland is the director of trade development and market– ing for Oregon Ice Cream Com– pany. Egland also serves on the advisory board for PSU'.s Food Industry Leadership Council. He lives in West Linn. Djoko Kusumowidagdo MBA '75 is chid exe ulive officer al Outward Bound Indonesia, a training school in Jakarta, Indonesia. Edward Sullivan is owner and attorney at Garvey Schubert Barer, a law firm in Portland. Sullivan speciali zes in real estate and land-use law. '75 Paul Brown MPA '79 is owner or Willamette Valley Events, an events planning store in McMinnville. Kathleen Fisher works at Indian River Community Col– lege in Fon Pierce, Florida. Fisher writes, "After surviving three hurricanes in two years, I moved off the beach into a rormer orange grove." Lee Lacey received the Portland Downtown Neighborhood Asso– ciation's inaugural First Neigh– bor Award. Lacey has been affiliated wi th the association and its prede essor, the Portland Downtown Community Associa– tion, since the 1980s and served three terms as the group's presi– dent. He worked on plans to preserve the South Park Blocks, bui ld a park on the block west or the Fox Tower, and restore the Shemansky Fountain across from the Portland Center for the Performing Ans. Alice Simpson MS teaches eighth-grade humanities at Oregon Episcopal School in Portland. '76 Dennis Goodyear is the techni– cal senices librarian at Avila Un iversity Lib rary in Kansas City, Missouri. Lawrence Lehman is president or Mazewalker Consulting, LLC, a land use and development consulting nrm in Greeley, Colorado. '77 David Backman is a self– employed activist living in Pacific Grove , Calirorn ia. Back– man writes, "I have not been active as a true Viking alum. Now I am excited to renew this valuable relationship. I have always tried to fo llow the excit– ing Viking football teams. I look forward to hearing more about my fellow alumni." Dave Howard retired in June after 30 years in law enforce– ment. Howa rd spent the nrst 20 years or his career working fo r the Oregon City Police Depart– ment followed by 10 years with the Clackamas County Sheriffs Office, most recently serving as a detective in Wilsonvi lle. He hopes to go into the construc– tion business. Wade Middleton is regional manager and vice president al WFS Financial, Inc., in Lone Tree, Colorado. Jim Nicolarsen is a master underwriter in commercial lines with Liberty Northwest insurance in Portland. Tom Reilly is the Clearwater ational Forest supervisor in Oronno, Idaho. Reilly previ– ously was supervisor or the Beaverhead-Decrlodge National Forest in Di llon, Montana. '78 Jeff Johnson is owner and founde r or ArkMusic in Stanwood, Washington. '79 Craig Allen has been named the Judson Falknor professor of law at Un iversity or Washington in Seaule. WEST COAST BANK THE BEST BANKING PARTNER Provides Expertise as well as Funding West Coast Bank has seasoned bankers co meet you r needs. Available to Help Your Business Grow West Coast Bank has local knowledgeable bankers ava il– able when you need them. They work closely with you co understand yo ur needs and provide innovative and effec– tive solutions. Bank with the #1 Community Bank The Portland Business journal and the FDIC listed West Coast Bank the #1 community bank in Portland and Vancouver. Bank with us and experience the level of serv– ice chat earned West Coast Bank this distinction. Committed to the Community and Portland State University West Coast Bank supports numerous community activities, grou ps, and organizations co help Fuel economic growth and community vitality. West Coast Bank is proud co be the Official Bank Sponsor of Portland Scace Athletics. Call or visit your local branch coday! 54 Branches in Oregon and Washingcon to serve you, including: Downtown Portland 503-224-4245 Pearl District 503-274-0655 Downtown Vancouver 360-695-3439 Beaverton 503-643-7643 Hillsboro 503-693-6792 Salmon Creek 360-571-7104 Lake Oswego 503-624-5864 Gresham 503-618- 0939 Clackamas 503-357-4040 lRf: NJ:Hl◄llli.~ Wilsonville 503-682-9818 I I ,. I Raleigh Hills 503-292-6319 " Tualatin-Sherwood 503-691-9929 : , :Ii, :,a I East Vancouver Opening 0106 I ••,1,•111....-.11 I Member FDIC web.com WINTER 2006 PSU MAGAZINE 29