Board of Directors
PGE Retirees Inc (non-profit 501 c (4) has a very large number of Board Members. The Board meets at 9:30 AM on the second Monday every two months: Feb Apr Jun Aug Oct Dec. Traditionally the Board met at a PGE Facility in Oregon City, but due to the Pandemic, all meetings are conducted via ZOOM software. You can contact the Board via email to PGERetirees@gmail.com. As of 4/2/2021, the Board and Committees are filled as follows:
Executive Board |
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| President | Stan Chiotti |
| Vice President | Terry Judkins |
| Treasurer | Norby Chartrey |
| Recording Secretary | Darlene Judkins |
| Correspondence Secretary | Kimberly Hamling |
Committee Chairs |
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| Blood Drives | Stan Chiotti |
| Bowling | Al Maynard |
| Communications | John McLain |
| Facebook Group Administrators | Mark and Dana Lander, Ed Gorman |
| Financial Medical Assistance | Tom Kreis |
| Golf | John McLain |
| Tours | Terry Judkins |
Board Members |
| Tom Berquam |
| Terry Clelen |
| Jim Den |
| Judy Francis |
| Roger Gibson |
| Ed Gorman |
| Lee Greene |
| Ted Handris |
| Linh Huynh |
| Dana and Mark Lander |
| Tom Kreis |
| Al Maynard |
| John Mclain |
| Mike McFall |
| Ed and Phyllis Miska |
| Greg Rife |
| Jim Rodman |
| Jerry Swertfeger |
| Pat Thompson |
| Steve West |
Board Emeritus Members |
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| Russ Bailey | A Board Emeritus member has been on the Board for at least 10 years and has been a Committee Chair or on the Executive Board. |
| Barbara Beck | |
| Barbara Bergmans | |
| Chick Colby | |
| Doris Davids | |
From 1968-1981, I served in Marine Corp, worked at SCE on line-crews, married my sweetheart, graduated from college, transferred to accounting department, and became a father to my two children. We moved to Oregon to work at PGE 1981-2014 beginning in financial planning, then moving on to many admin and customer programs, went back to school to get an MBA, coached youth soccer, and earned a national soccer coaching license. In semi-retirement I did some consulting and teaching as adjunct faculty at local colleges and universities. I am now fully retired, trying to improve at golf, tennis, photography, and music, as well as serving on several non-profit Boards.
I was hired in 1997 as a Corporate Communications assistant and moved into Community Affairs a year later. I ended my 21 year career in 2018, from what I considers the “best job in the company,” running the Company’s community engagement programs. In other words, I was the one who relentlessly reminded you to “Record your volunteer hours”, “Apply for a Cause Card” and “Give during the Employee Giving Campaign and apply for the Company match!”
I keeps busy with her Neighborhood Emergency Team, sewing masks for Portland Mask Project, serving on the PGE Retiree board and class reunion committees, lunching and taking long “walk and talks” with friends. I enjoys cooking, gardening, babysitting her grandkids and attempting to improve my golf game. I live in Portland with my husband, John.
I keeps busy with her Neighborhood Emergency Team, sewing masks for Portland Mask Project, serving on the PGE Retiree board and class reunion committees, lunching and taking long “walk and talks” with friends. I enjoys cooking, gardening, babysitting her grandkids and attempting to improve my golf game. I live in Portland with my husband, John.
I began at PGE as a Meter Reader in 1977, enthused by the ability to work outdoors and go home upon completion of the day’s route:-). Following the onset of fatherhood I had to get serious and worked my way to Service and Design as a Service and Design Project Manager. That was a great fit and I retired in 2017 as Service & Design Supervisor at Portland Service Center. These days I focus on trying to not screw up digital media for PGE Retirees Inc.
Kimberly is chief contact information organizer for all things important to …. …
I began my 38 plus year career as a Meter Reader reporting to the Western Division in 1980. I enjoy doing anything outdoors, so the role and hours were great allowing me to spend more time with my kids and to coach youth sports.
I transitioned to customer Service at the Tualatin Contact Center (TCC) in 1988 and held various roles as customer service rep & field collections rep & lead rep & as an interim field supervisor, before transitioning to helping schedule TCC phone support. This role led to pursuing telecommunication and statistical functions for TCC, and then as Interactive Voice Response (IVR) administrator, before moving onto Information Technology (IT) support teams.
My last three years were spent on the huge project named Customer Touchpoints, which transitioned the company’s older Customer Information System (CIS) called Banner, to the brand-new Oracle system called Customer Care & Billing. Now it’s great working with other PGE retiree’s, for the collaborative effort to bring meaningful content and activities to all PGE retirees.
I transitioned to customer Service at the Tualatin Contact Center (TCC) in 1988 and held various roles as customer service rep & field collections rep & lead rep & as an interim field supervisor, before transitioning to helping schedule TCC phone support. This role led to pursuing telecommunication and statistical functions for TCC, and then as Interactive Voice Response (IVR) administrator, before moving onto Information Technology (IT) support teams.
My last three years were spent on the huge project named Customer Touchpoints, which transitioned the company’s older Customer Information System (CIS) called Banner, to the brand-new Oracle system called Customer Care & Billing. Now it’s great working with other PGE retiree’s, for the collaborative effort to bring meaningful content and activities to all PGE retirees.
Dana and husband Mark … … …
My Dad worked for PGE, and I joined PGE on 2/8/1968. I read meters out of the Gresham Division for six months and then moved to the Trojan nuclear project at the Yeon Building. The small staff grew to 1300 over the next 25 years (for me, 20 in operations and 5 in engineering) until plant terminated in 1993. After leaving PGE to work at a Nuclear Plant in New York, I was rehired by PGE in 1997 to help with the decommissioning of the spent fuel rods which ended in 2003, at which time I retired.
Always helping everyone … …
I started at PGE in October of 1960 as a meter reader. In 1965, I moved to the Valuation Dept. as a Valuation Tech. As part of the Onsite accounting team I moved to the Trojan Nuclear Plant in 1970. I became the manager of the Property Accounting Department in 1975 eventually as supervisor of Generation Accounting. I had the distinction of being one of the few people that had visited every substation and generating site the company owned at the time.
I started at PGE on June 27, 1983 shortly after graduating from Oregon State University. During my 37 year career I held various positions in PGE’s planning, forecasting, accounting, and financial reporting functions. I completed my career managing Ethics and Compliance before retiring on October 2, 2020. I enjoy golf, photography, and scuba diving. I am also an active member of PGE’s golf league and amateur radio club.