President Mike Scott is a retired Naval Officer and Financial Advisor. A full time resident of Manzanita for 7 years, Mike and his wife Phyllis have three grown sons. |
Hans Tonjes is a general contractor and lives with his wife and son in Manzanita. Hans is very interested in the long term future of the clinic, including a larger permanent home for the clinic and other health and community services. |
Jennifer Holm, secretary, moved to the Manzanita area with her husband in December of 1997. Prior to life in Manzanita, Jennifer worked as a Production Manager in the Film and Video Industry in Portland. She was the Board President for the New Discoveries Preschool. |
John Sorenson relocated to Manzanita three years ago following his retirement as an executive in the seed industry. He is delighted to be involved with the Rinehart Clinic as he believes in its mission and the service it provides to the community. He has been on the Board since 2009 and currently serves as its Treasurer |
Leila Salmon�s long history as an advocate for mental health systems has influenced her interest in the Rinehart Clinic�s holistic approach to health care. A resident of Manzanita since 2002, she also serves on the Manzanita City Council, the Northwest Oregon Housing Authority, the Emergency Volunteer Corps of Nehalem Bay, and the Tillamook County Futures Council. |
Nancy Jones: following a career in the field of customer relations management, Nancy Jones has the longest tenure on the Board, having joined the Board in 2000 as an expression of her commitment to the Mission of the Rinehart Clinic. |
Peter Newman is a full time Manzanita resident who believes in the clinic mission providing quality health care to all residents in our community. Peter is a broadcaster at Seattle's Classical KING-FM radio and Astoria's KMUN/Coast Community Radio. |
Judy Lee moved to Manzanita in 1998 with her husband, Chung. They own a local grocery known as �the little apple�. They have three kids. She has been on the board since 2008, supporting the Rinehart Clinic�s mission of giving high quality health care to our community regardless of their financial circumstances. |
Camy VonSeggern moved permanently to the Nehalem area with her husband and two children in 1999. Raising her family, working at several small local businesses, and especially taking advantage of the outdoors is what makes her the happiest. She is a volunteer for many community organizations and events. |
Sue Remy lives in Wheeler and is active in Emergency Preparedness for our coastal community. After a career as a medical social worker and residential real estate, Sue now serves on the boards of Rinehart Clinic, Nehalem Bay Fire & Rescue, and Nehalem Bay Emergency Volunteer Corps. |
Lisa Hathaway grew up in Manzanita, raised her two sons here, and enjoys working with her husband Lionel in their gardening/landscape maintenance business. She is proud to serve on the Rinehart Clinic board to help with the Clinic's mission. On a weekly basis, Lisa assists with the Prescription Assistance Program that provides thousands of dollars in free/reduced cost medications to the Clinic's patients. |
Becky Smith is a native Tillamook County resident with experience in customer service, and I4 years teaching at Neah-Kah-Nie High School. She is married to Don and has 7 grown children and 9 grandchildren. She believes the Rinehart Clinic is a valuable source of medical care that serves all, regardless of their ability to pay. |
Gail Young, a retired high school English teacher, has served on the board for five years. Her interest in The Rinehart Clinic's mission is connected to having a daughter who is a physician. Gail and her husband enjoy their beach walks and traveling abroad, sometimes to visit their son who lives in the UK. |
