Debbie McQueen recently retired from Asante Health Systems after 32 years. She began her healthcare career 47 years ago, graduating from California State Northridge and UCLA Medical Center as a Physical Therapist. At Asante Debbie had a variety of roles including an Administrator with Asante before retiring. Debbie moved to the Rogue Valley in 1979 […]
Jacquelyn Bunick moved to the Rogue Valley in 2013 and has been an attorney with Jarvis, Dreyer, Glatte & Larsen, LLP since 2016. Her law practice focuses on business and civil litigation, estate and elder law. As a transplant from the Midwest, Jacquelyn continuously feels lucky to have landed in beautiful Southern Oregon. She and […]
Shannon Wade serves as Treasurer for Community Works’ Board of Directors. As the Finance Director for Jackson County, she brings her many financial skills to the efforts of Community Works.
Jessica Cleeton works as a Commercial Account Manager at Brown & Brown Northwest Insurance. She has been a Jackson County resident since 2010 but had previously lived in Jackson County from 2001-2004 while attending Southern Oregon University. Originally from the Coast of Oregon she moved to Southern California for a short period of time after […]
Dr. Jeffrey Welder moved to the Rogue Valley to join Siskiyou Eye Center in 2015 where he works as an ophthalmologist. Jeff spends his free time camping, gardening and traveling with his wife, Alicia, and their two energetic daughters, Ella and Avery. Jeff was drawn to serve on the Community Works board after witnessing the […]
Kevin Sanders has been the Operations Manager at Corey Robbins Painting since 1986. Kevin enjoys hiking, snow-shoeing and spending time with his wife, Terry, and their three children, Emma, Brandon and Spencer.
Patti Diehl is a dedicated volunteer in the community of Southern Oregon. Patti has served as a member of the Storytelling Guild, as Hearts & Vines Foundation Dinner Chair, and as Hillcrest Committee Ball Chair.
Linda was born in Long Beach, CA, and raised in a family of loving support as the youngest of four children, and the only girl. With all older brothers, it was all about sports. She attended her first football game at six weeks old and has had a love of the game ever since.
Dawn Hartley, of Oregon Pacific Bank, serves as President of Community Works’ Board of Directors. Dawn is a fourth-generation Jackson County resident and also volunteers with Providence Community Health Foundation and Providence Festival of Trees.