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| September,
2013 |
| One of the
owners of the O'Neill Pine Company, Kylie Pine, is
(among her many endeavors) the creator and curator of
the new Oregon
State Hospital Museum in Salem. Yes, that's
the place of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
fame. She is also a graduate of Willamette
University, and, just like her Dad in July of 2007, was profiled
in their alumni magazine, Scene. |
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| September,
2011 |
February,
2011 |
| O'Neill
Pine Company board member Terri Frohnmayer won the United
States Golf Association Senior Women's Amateur championship
in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Down 2 holes early on, Terry
stayed consistent and eventually defeated defending champion
Mina Hardin of Fort Worth, Texas, 2 and 1. Congratulations
Terri! |
O'Neill
Pine Company supplied FSC-certified wood beams to the Friends
of the Bush Gardens (in Salem, Oregon) for use in their newly
renovated greenhouse. The beams were unloaded by an inmate
work crew and Freres
Lumber, another family-owned timber firm, donated the
transportation cost. |
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May, 2009 |
September,
2008 |
| Maggie F.
Keenan, Ed.D., wrote a book about companies and their charitable
giving, and she asked O'Neill Pine Company President Richard
Pine to contribute. OPC now has it's own chapter in Small
Businesses Give Big: Why Charitable Giving is a Great Business
Strategy. |
O’Neill
Pine Company was named Agri-Business
of the Year by the Salem Area Chamber of Commerce!
The Chamber annually recognizes one business that
produces or uses products from land. OPC was
recognized for its environmental policies and community
contributions. |
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| June,
2008 |
July,
2007 |
| Former
O'Neill Pine Company board member Bryan Johnston passed away
suddenly and unexpectedly in his sleep. Bryan
served OPC in 1999 and 2000, but he was only being kind to
us. He had a distinguished professional career,
highlighted by being Willamette University’s interim
President, associate dean at Willamette's College of Law, Dean
of its Atkinson Graduate School of Management, serving in the
Oregon House, and serving as interim director of the Oregon
Department of Human Services.
We will miss him. |
Each
September, Willamette University holds a Reunion
Week. That's also when the school celebrates some
of their outstanding alumni for what they've
accomplished since graduation. O'Neill Pine
Company's President, Richard Pine, is among this year's
honorees. Congratulations, Mr. President! |
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| May,
2007 |
February, 2007 |
| Solar
panels have been added to the roof of Liberty House, where
O'Neill Pine Company is headquartered. The Salem Statesman
Journal wrote
a story about it and of some of the benefits of using the
sun to help power a building. |
O'Neill Pine
Company's Board Chair and Corporate Secretary, Debra
Pine, was nominated for an Athena
Award for her business and community
leadership. She was profiled once again by the
Salem Statesman Journal in a special Women in Business
section of the newspaper. |
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| July,
2006 |
June, 2006 |
| O'Neill
Pine Company was the focus of an
article about sustainable forestry in the July/August 2006
copy of The Green Guide entitled "Eco-Forestry Up
Close" and written by Francesca Lyman. |
Kylie
Pine, O'Neill Pine Company's Vice President-History, was voted Volunteer of the Year
for 2005 at Mission Mill Museum. She was featured
in a story on page three of Mission Mill's newsletter, Milling
Around, Summer of 2006 edition. |
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February, 2006 |
February, 2006 |
| O'Neill
Pine Company was named the Showcase Company of the Month by the
Salem Area Chamber of Commerce. A
story about the award was on page five in the March, 2006
edition of Business News, the chamber's monthly
newsletter. |
Debra
Pine, O'Neill Pine Company's Board Chair and Corporate
Secretary, got
a nice profile in
the Salem Statesman Journal's special Women in Business
section. On the next page was an
advertisement for OPC showing our three major stockholders. |
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April, 2005 |
Et Cetera |
| O'Neill
Pine Company was the exclusive supplier of all the certified
timbers used in the Salem Rotary's Centennial Pavilion. See
more and read more... |
Take a
look at all the other awards that we are humbled
to have won, including the Austin Family Business Award for the
top female-owned family business in Oregon and Oregon Business
Magazine's best small business to work at in Oregon! |
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