In Memoriam

Greer was a Machinists union rep and active in the Oregon AFL-CIO.

The retired University of Hawaii professor was an active historian of Northwest labor history

The retired IBEW Local 48 officer was head of the SW Washington Labor Roundtable

The UFCW Local 555 union rep started as a union meatcutter in New York.

Krahn was a longtime business agent at United Brotherhood of Carpenters

Pool was a union barber in Albany, Oregon for more than five decades.

The Navy veteran was business manager of Portland Iron Workers Local 29.

The former Oregon AFL-CIO political director was a longtime member of IBEW Local 48

The letter carriers union leader joined USPS in 1978.

Fahey helped found the Carpenters Food Bank.

The former president of the Washington State Labor Council started as a printers union activist

The one-time secretary-treasurer of UFCW Local 555 started as a meatcutter at age 15.

The retired UFCW official was an expert on workers' compensation.

The American Postal Workers Union activist worked at Portland’s main post office for 45 years.

A labor educator, he headed the Portland office of UO's Labor Education and Research Center

The WW II veteran was a Teamsters business agent and lobbyist from 1946 to 1987.

The career Boeing machinist was longtime recording secretary of Lodge 63.

The AFL-CIO field rep helped union campaigns throughout the Northwest.

The WWII vet was state leader of the Carpenters Union in the 1960s and 1970s.

The Heppner native worked for many union locals throughout his career.