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PEO Fellow

Congratulations to the 2020 Legacy Chapter of Fellows 12.2020

These are the leaders that served as pioneers of our organization.  Thank you.
Al Aising, PE  – City Engineer Ashland, wonderful supportive person of Rogue Valley PEO Chapter and community.
Arlen Borgen, PE – PEO President 1979       Active in NSPE  Engineer of the Year 1994
Fred Burgess, PE – PEO president 1980, Dean of Engineering OSU, Supporter of students and PEO community.  Ambassador of engineering profession; always there when needed.
Edward Butts, PE – PEO president 1996.  Civic and Community Service.  Served on OSBEELS Board.  Engineer of the Year 2010.
Paul Christenson, PE – PEO president 1955, Executive Director OSBEE; as PEO president set high but fair standards.  Active in education of engineers and students; good mentor and teacher.  Engineer of the Year 1979.
William Daugherty, PE, FNSPE – 1981-83 National PEO Representative.  Supporter of PEO Educational Foundation.
Ralph Drewfs, PE, FASME – PEO State Officer – Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer, FASME.  Engineer of the Year
H Chik Erzurumlu, PE, FNSPE – 2005 Presidents Award  1998 Engineers of the Year. Served as PE in Education at the national level.  Connection to the engineering students at Portland State University.
Tai Funatake, PE – PEO president 1976, Education Foundation President, Model Citizen, Kind and Solid Friend.  Engineer of the Year 1981.
John Gearhart, PE –  Supporter of PEO on the coast during early days of SW chapter growth.
Mark Grenz, PE – PEO President 1988  PEO State Sponsor.  Engineer of the Year 1993.
Lincoln Groner, PE – PEO President 1973, Shaker and Mover
Mark Hampton, PE – PEO President 2012 and 2013 & SW Chapter officer. Civic minded.
Stephen Hawke, PE – PEO Educational Foundation Past President.  Supporter of MATHCOUNTS/Engineers Scholarship Program.  Engineer of the Year 2000.
Dave Holman, PE – PEO VP and treasurer, flunked retirement 3 times.  Active in the California Chapter of NSPE.  Engineer of the Year 2014.
Robert Keeney, PE –  PEO president 1972, Ambassador, Civic Service, Pioneer
Roger Kuhlman, PE – PEO President 2000 & Oregon MATHCOUNTS President.  Engineer of the Year 2009.
Walter Marquess, PE – Founder Marquess and Associates and leader in the Rogue Valley Chapter.  Engineer of the Year 1986.
Robert Paittorp, PE – PEO president 1970, Professor OSU, Mentor to many, Unique concrete designs.
William “Bill” Pease, PE, FNSPE – PEO President 1983  PEPP & PEO Board Member.  Supporter of MATHCOUNTS and the Educational Foundation.  PEO co-historian!  Engineer of the Year 1992.
Ronald Polvi, PE, FNSPE – PEO President 1992 and 2007.  Oregon MATHCOUNTS Board member and President.  Engineer of the Year 2006.
Ronald Stuntzner, PE – 1973-74 SW Chapter President.  Lead Engineers Week for many years.Served on the OSBEELS Board.  Engineer of the Year 2015.
John “Jack” Talbott, PE, FNSPE – PEO President 1977.  Active in NSPE.  Engineer of the Year 1983.
David Taylor, PE – PEO President 1991.  Ambassador of engineering profession.  Ed Foundation Treasurer.  Engineer of the Year 1997.
William “Bill” Tye, PE  – PEO President 2005. Founder of the Central Oregon Chapter.  Supporter and board member of the Educational Foundation and Central Oregon Scholarship Fund.
Mark Van Duser, PE – Supporter of PEO programs – MATHCOUNTS.  Engineers week and Columbia Chapter programs.   Active in education of engineers and students; good mentor and teacher.  Engineer of the Year 1978.
John VanBladeren, PE – PEO president 1975, CEO NW Natural Gas, PEO Educational Foundation; Donors and Managers
CP Westwood, PE – PEO President 1974, Major PEO Supporter, Marquess firm.
Kendell B. Wood, PE – PEO President 1969, OSBEE Executive Director, Consummate Professional, Pioneer of registration.  Engineer of the Year 1977.
William “Will” Wright, PE – PEO President 1999, Mentor, Unique designs, SW chapter supporter.

PEO Fellow Award
DEADLINE:  February 1st
Award criteria, nomination packet requirements and check list for state leaders
PEO Fellow Program Packet
Criteria
Continuing effort over numerous years of PEO involvement through a range of roles and responsibilities including activities on committees, Professional Activities, and Community Involvement

  • After two years to catch up and award eligible nominees, each chapter and the PEO Awards Committee shall be allowed to make one nomination per year; maximum three awards per year.