For over 70 years, the Washington Farm Forestry Association’s motto has stood the test of time, “A crop today, another tomorrow, through good forest management”.
In 2005 WFFA sponsored a book of interviews of 62 members who had been involved with the organization during the first 50 years, including some who were founding members of local chapters or served in leadership roles in WFFA. Many of these people have passed away, but we can remember them and their legacy of stewardship in these stories.
Copies of that book are still available, or you can read the profiles of these members here.
Mark Andrews
Bob and Mariella Arnold
Dr. Hinton Baker
Jean Bolton
Joseph Buhaly
Violet Burke
Charley and Dorothy Burton
Warren and Edith Bushnell
Charles Chambers
Helen Daly
Joe Drazil
Dick and Mary Anne Easter
Edwin Eichentoph
Walter and Alice Ek
Bob and Lynette Falkner
Dan Grewe
Nels Hanson
Fred and Dorthea Hart
David Henry
Margaret Colf Hepola
Adoph Huber
Vern Johnson
Gordon and Betty Jones
Elmer Kegel
John Kingsbury
Jim Kirkland
Dave and Beverly Larson
Mick Lewis
Betty Lindman and William Jolly
Knut Lunuum
John and Pat Malone
Don McClure
Wilbur “Tunny” McCullum
Ron Munro
Dr. John Nelson
Ed and Barbara Nitkowski
Chan Noerenberg
Derald and Audrey Oxley
Richard Peters
Fred Pickering
Fred Pratt
Bob Playfair
Ron Pursley
Henry Albert Reasoner
Revesz/Witter
Mike Salisbury
Jack Schumacher
James Malcolm Stewart
Chuck Stillman
Doug Stinson and Fae Marie Beck
Jack and Lois Sutherland
David Townsend
Harmon VanSlyke
Winton and Norman Wefer
Richard and Louise Westergreen
Duane Weston
Walt and Dardean Wheaton
Maurice Williamson
Bill and Erin Woods
Richard and Leslie Woods
Tom Wynne