OUR ELECTED OFFICERS:

Scott grew up in Escondido, California and Graduated from Escondido High School 1960. He attended Palomar College – Business Administration. Scott moved to Medford in 1965, and enjoyed a rewarding career with the Medford Fire Department for 27 years. Scott enjoyed his time as one of Jacksonville’s City Planning Commissioner’s. He owned and operated a number of Businesses and enjoyed being a Licensed Real Estate salesperson for 8 years.

Scott and Diane have been married for 25 years and have 3 children, 5 granddaughters and one Great-Grandson. They enjoy traveling Washington, Oregon, and California meeting fellow car nuts and never meeting a stranger. They also enjoy membership in a multitude of organization, most for the benefit of children and community. Hobbies include: Street Rods, Golf, Hunting, Fishing and Gardening.

Bill Andrews

Vice-president
 
Term Expires 4/1/2010

Born and raised in Riverside, CA., Bill was  crazy about anything with an engine from the time he could walk.  Throughout his life, this love of engines was evident in his passion for motorcycles, stock car racing, dune buggies (he built 23), and street rods( he  has built/restored many).

Moving to the Yreka area in 1968, Bill owned Bill’s Towing/Muffler Shop 24 years; also specializing in metal fabrication.  As a Rotarian, Bill was head of maintenance/electrician on two  six week trips to Fiji and Mexico to set up medical and dental clinics, a very rewarding experience.
 
Since their retirement 17 years ago, Bill and Nancy have operated a home-based travel agency, Bill’s Tours, filling their passion for traveling.  There is always some place we haven’t been! Yet.

Currently, his life is held captive by two hobbies:  street rodding and railroading.  Bill and wife, Nancy, belong to a small number (around 700) of Americans who operate the old maintenance of way railroad cars on track  leased from railroads.  Needless to say, this hobby also involves an engine!  So far, they have about 27,000 miles on the railroad in America and Canada, loving every minute.
This is working track, by the way -- not abandoned rail! They will be doing 500 miles this summer in Montana.

Somehow there is always time for enjoying  the pleasures of street rodding and street rodders, our first and foremost hobby! Nancy, a speech/language therapist and  teacher of multiply- handicapped/severe needs children, and Bill  were members of RVSR in the 1980’s and part of the early Southern Oregon Rod and Custom Shows.  Some things never change!

Most valued are the friends and people who share our passions , laughs and  the fun we have.  

Joe & Debbie Dauenhauer

Treasurer
 
Term Expires 4/1/2010

Joe was born in 1949 in Sacramento, Ca, third from the top in a family of 7 siblings.  His Dad & his uncle invented the world's only patented hops-picking machine (beer made out of hops) that Joe's cousin Tommy now opeerates.  His family moved to Ashland in 1961 to enter the cattle ranching business.  Joe graduated from Ashland H.S. in 1967. Joe worked with the Hops Picking Machine installation crew 1969-70.  Joe had always loved trucks, and bought his first Log truck in 1972.  He added a second truck and driver in 1987. 
 
Joe's favorite hobbies are hunting deer/elk, and bowling. Joe not only hunts, but cuts, grinds, wraps the meat, and has kept the family supplied with meat for years.  His love of bowling began at a young age, and at age 12, was California State Champ.  He had coached the Ashland H.S. girls bowling team for 5 years, which led to the State Championship in 2000, with youngest daughter Jessica anchoring the team.  A proud moment , to be sure! Joe has bowled six sanctioned perfect 300 games, and has a high 3-game series of 846.
 
Debbie was born in 1951 in Oregon City, the "middle child" of 3 siblings.  She was active in 4-H, competing yearly at local and state levels in knitting, sewing, and cooking.  Her family lived on a 10-acre farm with horses, cows, chickens, cats and dogs.  Her dad rode in the performing Clackamas County Sheriff's Posse drill team that was once featured on the TV show, "You Asked For It."  The posse exists today as a search & rescue team.  Debbie's love for horses was born of her experiences as dad's favorite "tag-along" while cooling off his horse after performing events at rodeo's and horse shows.  Debbie is a past honored queen of the now-extinct Job's Daughters organization. 
 
Her family moved to Medford in 1969, her senior year in high school.  Her parents bought the Oldsmobile dealership then called Weiler Oldsmobile.  Debbie graduated from OSU in 1974, with a degree in Clothing & Textiles.  She worked at Sears for 3 years prior to giving birth to their first daughter.  She says the best years of her life were being involved with their daughters' school activities, being a"forever homeroom parent" and PTA co-president for two years.  Presently, her passion is studying the Bible, especially involving politics, and world events that relate to end times Bible prophecy.  She has completed ten 10 week course's in Beth Moore's studies, and leads a women's Bible study group.
 
Joe & Debbie were married in May 1975, 3 years after meeting at Emigrant Lake, Ashland, Or.  They have 3 grown and married daughters and 3 grandchildren.  They loved watching their girls play sports in school, and spent 10 years working in the concessions for Ashland H.S. football season.  They attend Applegate Christian Fellowship, Ruch, Or, and have made several week-long trips to a church sponsored orphanage in Carmen Serdan, Mexico.  An unimaginable experience and love for these 20 special-needs orphans. 
 
Joe drove a log truck for over 20 years before being displaced by "the owl," and he and Debbie subsequently operated theTexaco/Shell for 15 years (1993-2008)  in Jacksonville, Or..  Joe started driving for Titan Trucking out of Milwaukie, Or, delivering local freight in the Rogue Valley, in 2009.  Debbie loves loving on her grandchildren.  Their new-found hobby together is street rodding in RVSR with their 1934 Oldsmobile.  Joe is presently treasurer of the club and Debbie is the Clothing chairman for the Rod & Custom Show.

Diane Ivers

Secretary
 
Term Expires 4/1/2010

Born Chicago, ILL moved to Medford, Or. at the age of (three weeks) old. In 1976 Diane changed careers, left private industry, and took a rewarding career with the State of Oregon . Diane has received a multitude of recognitions and awards, for her work, from co-workers, community, local employers, local to national organizations, governors, and the president of the United States. she retired in 2004. Diane married Scott in 1984 and they have three children, five grandchildren, 28 Dodge, 32 Ford, 39 Ford convertible, 39 Ford coupe, 56 T-Bird, and a 57 Chevy pick-up. Diane and Scott enjoy traveling Washington, Oregon, and California meeting fellow car nuts and never meeting a stranger. They also enjoy membership in a multitude of organization, most for the benefit of children and community.