January 27, 2010

We the following citizens’ current & past elected public servants of Klamath County are AGAINST removal of the Klamath River Dams and the Klamath Basin Restoration Agreement, the KBRA, as written.

Bernie Agron – Former State Representative 1983 – 1991.  Retired - Weyerhauser executive. Currently retired living in Klamath County

Ted Lindow – Former Klamath County Commissioner 1988-992.  Currently a local businessman in Klamath County

Nell Kuonen – Former Klamath County Commissioner 1976-1984. Currently a life time supporter & businesswomen of Klamath Falls

Doug Whitsett – Current State Senator, District 28.  A Klamath County land owner, founder & veterinarian of Klamath Animal Hospital

Bill Brown – Former Klamath County Commissioner. Graduated Bonanza High School, 30 yrs in education at OIT, Klamath Lake Vocational, and Klamath Community College.  Currently retired living in Klamath County

Steve Harper – Former Oregon State Senator.  Commander Air National Guard, Chamber of Commerce Director

George Gilman – Current Oregon State Representative District 55

Bill Garrard – Current Oregon State Representative District 56

Reg Lequieu – Former elected Assessor for Klamath County - 15 years.   Klamath Farm Family member, Past Ranch Realtor, and currently retired living in Klamath County

Bill Adams – Current member of Klamath Falls City Council. OIT graduate, and currently a long-time local businessman

Wes Sine – Former Klamath County Commissioner 1992-1996. Owned and operated Sine lumber. Currently retired and living in Klamath County

Betty Dickson – Currently member of Klamath Falls City Council. OIT graduate, local businesswoman owning and operating Star Trophy with her husband

Francis Roberts – Former Klamath County elected Surveyor & Public Works director.  Henley graduate, retired Marine Corp, Francis’ father was a long-time manager for Klamath Irrigation District

Bud Hart – Currently member of Klamath Falls City Council 30 years.  Retired as Lt. Colonel in Reserves, Mathematics Professor OIT

Cheryl “Cherrie” Howard -  Currently member of Klamath Falls City Council.  She and her husband Doug own and operate an automotive business in Klamath Falls