Tillicum Foundation Board of Directors
The Board meets the fourth Tuesday of each month, 5:00pm, at the Tillicum House. Meetings usually last
about two hours. Meetings are open to the public except during Executive Sessions. When held, Executive
Sessions generally last about a half hour and begin at 5:00pm.
Directors are elected at the November Annual Membership Meeting and serve two-year terms beginning with
the December meeting. Officers are elected at the December meeting and serve in their position for one year.
You can reach the entire Board by emailing: board@coastradio.org
Board of Directors (as of the November 2009 elections):
The Board meets the fourth Tuesday of each month, 5:00pm, at the Tillicum House. Meetings usually last
about two hours. Meetings are open to the public except during Executive Sessions. When held, Executive
Sessions generally last about a half hour and begin at 5:00pm.
Directors are elected at the November Annual Membership Meeting and serve two-year terms beginning with
the December meeting. Officers are elected at the December meeting and serve in their position for one year.
You can reach the entire Board by emailing: board@coastradio.org
Board of Directors (as of the November 2009 elections):
Board of Directors | By-Laws | Purpose & Mission | Community Advisory Board (CAB) | Guidelines Committee
President: Herb Mindt
herb@coastradio.org
(term expires 11/11)
Herb returns to the Board transitioning from his appointed role as Vice President. As a resident of
the Long Beach Peninsula, Herb intends to continue bringing events to that neck of the woods.
"The key ingredient," Herb says for Coast Community Radio, "is bringing new members to the
station. With new members come new ideas as well as funds to help keep up with the
ever-changing technologies needed."
herb@coastradio.org
(term expires 11/11)
Herb returns to the Board transitioning from his appointed role as Vice President. As a resident of
the Long Beach Peninsula, Herb intends to continue bringing events to that neck of the woods.
"The key ingredient," Herb says for Coast Community Radio, "is bringing new members to the
station. With new members come new ideas as well as funds to help keep up with the
ever-changing technologies needed."
Treasurer: Dave Kruger
davek@coastradio.org
(term expires 11/10)
davek@coastradio.org
(term expires 11/10)
Secretary: David Hall
David@coastradio.org
(term expires 11/11)
David is experienced in managing large organizations and complex specialized teams. "But I
have also owned my own wine shop and art gallery," he explains, "I know what it is to commit
my own money as well as that of others." David has been a volunteer programmer for less than
a year, but already recognizes that "Ours is a special place serving very special people who
deserve very special listening experiences."
David@coastradio.org
(term expires 11/11)
David is experienced in managing large organizations and complex specialized teams. "But I
have also owned my own wine shop and art gallery," he explains, "I know what it is to commit
my own money as well as that of others." David has been a volunteer programmer for less than
a year, but already recognizes that "Ours is a special place serving very special people who
deserve very special listening experiences."
Member: Edward James
Edward@coastradio.org
(term expires 11/10)
In his three-plus years as a programmer, Edward has seen first-hand the very positive role
Coast Community Radio plays in Northwest Oregon and Southwest Washington. "The
programmers form a remarkable group," he says, "who value both the great natural
environment of this area and the creative environment that continues to grow here."
Edward@coastradio.org
(term expires 11/10)
In his three-plus years as a programmer, Edward has seen first-hand the very positive role
Coast Community Radio plays in Northwest Oregon and Southwest Washington. "The
programmers form a remarkable group," he says, "who value both the great natural
environment of this area and the creative environment that continues to grow here."
Vice President: Ray Merritt
ray@coastradio.org
(term expires 11/10)
ray@coastradio.org
(term expires 11/10)
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Member: Bill Ham
Bill@coastradio.org
(term expires 11/11)
Bill Ham has been a programmer on Coast Community Radio for several years and was a
devoted listener before that. "I have consistently been impressed by the commitment that the
station has shown in reflecting, sharing and reinforcing the values, interests and concerns of the
community while presenting such a wide array of original programming," he says, adding,
"which is a definite rarity in the increasingly homogenous and generic world of broadcast radio."
Bill@coastradio.org
(term expires 11/11)
Bill Ham has been a programmer on Coast Community Radio for several years and was a
devoted listener before that. "I have consistently been impressed by the commitment that the
station has shown in reflecting, sharing and reinforcing the values, interests and concerns of the
community while presenting such a wide array of original programming," he says, adding,
"which is a definite rarity in the increasingly homogenous and generic world of broadcast radio."
Member: Greg Sands
greg@coastradio.org
(term expires 11/11)
Greg, as the former T. F. Board secretary, is an American Red Cross Government Liaison and a
volunteer consultant for Tillamook County Emergency Management. He also serves on the
incident command team [ICT] in Tillamook County, and is a ham radio operator with the call sign
N1COM. He is an executive board officer for Tillamook County Disaster Response, Inc., and also
serves on the Tillamook County Emergency Food and Shelter Local Board.
greg@coastradio.org
(term expires 11/11)
Greg, as the former T. F. Board secretary, is an American Red Cross Government Liaison and a
volunteer consultant for Tillamook County Emergency Management. He also serves on the
incident command team [ICT] in Tillamook County, and is a ham radio operator with the call sign
N1COM. He is an executive board officer for Tillamook County Disaster Response, Inc., and also
serves on the Tillamook County Emergency Food and Shelter Local Board.