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NEW & RENEWING MEMBERS • RECRUITING • MEMBER SPOTLIGHTS •
FEBRUARY, 2013
HBAPDX.ORG
HBA
Background Information
Title/Com-
pany:
Mort-
gage Advi-
sor, Cobalt
Mortgage
Years with
the HBA:
A
four or five
year mem-
ber with two different companies
– heavily involved for past seven
years.
Activities involved in with the
HBA:
HBF Scholarship Committee
(Chair & member for four years),
HBF Auction Committee (Table
Captain &member for four years),
Street of Dreams (concessions
volunteer captain for four years),
HBF Scholarship (created and
maintain the Cobalt Excellence
Award), company representative
for numerous sponsorships of
HBA/HBF events including the
Ultimate Open House, Annual
Housing Forecast, HBF Auction,
etc.
Business Basics
Education
: Bachelor in arts
from the University of Oregon.
How’d you get started
: I always
had an interest in real estate, and
a family realtor interviewed me at
a young age and suggested the
finance world.
Secrets to success
: Take the time
with people, do the little things,
pay it forward.
Measuring success
: One day at
a time.
Business mentors or heroes
:
Business Mentors – Kelly Lee (Re-
gional Manager of Cobalt) and
Steven Marshall (Motivational
Speaker and Top Producer). He-
roes – Clyde Drexler and Chip
Kelly (if you can’t tell, I’m a huge
Duck and Blazer fan).
Making the Call
Business decision you’re most
proud of:
The decision to move
my business to Cobalt Mortgage
two years ago.
Principals you use for big deci-
sions
: Instinct, judgment, time
and thoughtfulness.
The best business advice you’ve
received
: Ask for the business!
Where I’ve Been, Where I am
Going
What you learned from your first
job:
Customer service is the most
important aspect of any job.
First “career” job
: Abercrombie
& Fitch store manager.
As a kid, I wanted to be
: Rich and
famous!
If I weren’t doing this, I’d be
:
Teaching Kindergarten through
third grade.
Insider Information
People would be surprised to
know
: I love reading fiction and
read at least one book every
week.
If I could work for free for any
cause/charity, it would be
: Any-
thing to do with helping chil-
dren, especially young children
in need.
Famous words I wished I’d said
:
“Do or do not. There is no ‘try.’”
(Yoda – The Empire Strikes Back)
I need more time on weekends
for
: My wife and my two girls –
there is never enough time.
Member Spotlight: Zack Duncan
SPIKE
How they earn points: When a cur-
rent member recruits a new primary
member (full membership) they re-
ceive one (1) point. Each time the new
member renews their membership in
the coming years, the current member
receives half (.5) points. Each recruit-
ment of an affiliate or PRO member
adds half (.5) a point and renewal of
affiliate or PRO Council adds a quarter
(.25) of a point.
Congratulations to our
Spike recruiters for
December 2012
TOP RECRUITERS
December
Total
MEMBER
NAME
Total
10 new members join the HBA
74 HBA members renewed
30-39 Years
Milgard Windows - Portland
Chicago Title Insurance
SAIF Corporation
Don-Hunt Construction Co. Inc.
Sky Heating & A/C Inc.
20-29 Years
CESNW Inc.
Black Helterline LLP
Maywood Co. Inc.
Cascade Windows
Caron Construction
C C & L Roofing Co.
Craftwork Plumbing Inc.
Carol Walker
Parsons Custom Remodeling
& Cabinets, Inc.
Form and Structure Inc.
Northwest Earthmovers
Centerpointe Millwork Inc.
Konell Construction & Demolition
Schulz-Clearwater Sanitation
Sport Court of Oregon
Craig Custom Construction Inc.
10-19 Years
David R. Eldredge
Construction Co.
Cabinets Unlimited Inc.
Zochert Fence Company Inc.
Southgate Wallboard
George A. Zifcak & Co. Inc.
Integrity Homes Inc.
SuperFloors ISI, LLC
Dirt & Aggregate Interchange
Oregon Custom Cabinets, Inc.
Propane Northwest
Jerry Bonn Co.
Arciform LLC
Don Young & Associates Inc.
Ross & Associates
Insurance Services Inc.
5-9 Years
Overland Development, LLC
Tualatin Auto Body
Bartholemy Construction, Inc.
Ultra Quiet Floors
InterWorks, LLC
Global Technology Solutions
DirectSource International, Inc.
Carey’s Custom
Woodworking, Inc.
Royal Remodeling
Metropolitan Land Group, LLC
Specialty Building Products NW
Ostercraft Homes Inc.
1-4 Years
Madden Industrial Craftsmen
Salmon Concrete
Interiors by Blackwood, LLC
G Cam Ltd.
Huckleberry Resources
Everett Custom Homes
Village Construction LLC
Waterfurnace International
Ability Plus Roofing
Sussman Shank LLP
Jeffrey D McKenzie Construction
Precision Door Service
(SK Services)
Global Prevention Services
Wayne S. Randall Construction
The White House Collection, LLC
Cascade Windows, Washington
Ronda Divers Interiors
Pipeline Plumbing
Mike Patterson Plumbing, Inc.
3J Consulting
Oregon Heating & A/C
Law Office of Steve Norman
Lorber, Greenfield, & Polito, LLP
TRClevenger Construction LLC
Quail Construction LLC
Signature Landscape Care, Ltd.
Quadrant Systems
ASSOCIATE
MEMBERS
Keller Williams
9755 SW Barnes Rd. #560
Portland, OR 97225
Shauna White, 503-380-0746
Realtors
TC Concrete & Excavation Inc.
7255 SW Norwood Rd.
Tualatin, OR 97062
Ted Churchill, 503-502-0641
Concrete Contractors; Excavating
& Grading Contractors
Barclay Interior Design Group
3 Monroe Pkwy, Ste. P, PMB253
Lake Oswego, OR 97035
Tina Barclay, 503-635-1278
Interior Designers
Department of
Environmental Quality (DEQ)
811 SW 6th Avenue
Portland, OR 97204
Jordan Palmeri, 503-229-6766
Government
Withers Lumber Co.
9105 Portland Rd. NE
Salem, OR 97305
John Gooley, 503-393-3993
Building Materials
Spike: Jamie Harris
Pacific Fence and Wire Co.
13770 SE Ambler Rd.
Clackamas, OR 97015
Dan Schoenheit, 503-659-6881
Fencing; Fencing - Vinyl
David Evans & Associates, Inc.
2100 SW River Parkway
Portland, OR 97201
Scott Emmens, 503-223-6663
Engineers - Structural
BUILDER MEMBERS
Lackey Construction
PO Box 2404
Portland, OR 97208
Jocelyn Lackey, 503-318-0011
Builders - Residential;
Remodelers
Skye Homes
248 NW Pacific Grove Drive
Beaverton, OR 97006
Bruce McIntosh, 503-690-9752
General Contractor
On The Go PM & CS
215 N. Meridian Street, #203
Newberg, OR 97132
Blake Woody, 503-554-1688
General Contractor
HBA remembers
Darrel Wallace and
Hans Vatheuer
In Memoriam
In early December,
HBA Past President
Darrel Wallace
passed
away about a week af-
ter suffering a major
stroke. Darrel ’s wife
Anita had passed away earlier in 2012,
and his only son Tony had died of a
heart attack in his mid-40’s just a few
years earlier.
While Darrel served on the HBA Board
for many years and was President of the
association in 2003, his most indelible
mark for the industry was in the Street
of Dreams and in building charity hous-
es for the Doernbecher Children’s Hos-
pital. Wallace Custom Homes built in
the HBA’s NW Natural Street of Dreams
nine times, the fourth highest total of
any builder. The company won several
awards, including the coveted Homer
Award for Best of Show three times.
While they started building Street of
Dreams homes in the mid 90’s, it was
1998 when something really special
happened – a commitment to donate
proceeds from his Street of Dreams
house to the Doernbecher Children’s
Hospital. Done in partnership with
HBA’s Foundation, which was just start-
HBA lost two long-time industry
leaders in the last month
Spike Candidates
Don Bliss
1
2
Kelly Stelk
1
3
Spike Members
Joe Robertson 1
8
Life Members
Laurie Butler
0
62.75
Drake Butsch
0
73.75
Phil Damiano
2
90.75
Jeff Fish
0
83.5
Ernie Garcia
2
25
Victoria Garcia 1
43
Nancy Gregg
2
46
Herb Koss
0
85
Dave Nachreiner 1
43
Steve Pruitt
0
35
Gordon Root
2
35
Joy Schmieg
2
82.75
Tom Skarr
0
88
Mitch Stanley
0
30.25
Justin Wood
0
48
Spike 100
Jim Chapman
2
176.75
Dave Deharpport 3
111
Steve Frazier
2
144.5
Steven Heiteen 0
131
Don Morissette 0
119.75
Spike 200
Karl Finkelnburg 0
233.75
Luke Morley
2
202.5
Ernie Platt
2
273.5
Kimberly Wheeler 10
261.25
Lee Zajic
0
200.5
Spike 300
Ray Derby
2
355.5
Gary Phillips
0
335.25
Spike 400
Dale Bell
2
402.75
George Lorance 3
478.5
Spike 500
Roy Abramowitz 1
622.25
Note: Life, Spike 100, and Spike 200
members must recruit at least one
new member each calendar year to
receive recognition and remain on the
Spike List.
See HBA REMEMBERS / page 7