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APRIL 22, 2016
COVER STORY
THE STORY
STOR OF NIKE, IN THE WORDS OF ITS DRIVING FORCE
BY MATTHEW KISH
mkish@bizjournals.com, @matthewkish
I
n a 1974 deposition, Phil
Knight said of Bill Bower-
man: I would not attempt
to describe Mr. Bowermans
personality in just a few words.
There have been many articles
written about him and his person-
ality, none of them doing justice.
It seems the same can be said
of Knight, who co-founded what
became Nike with Bowerman in
1964.
A somewhat singular figure
in American business history,
Knight guided Nike from startup
in the laundry room of his par-
ents Eastmoreland house to part
of the Dow Jones Industrial Aver-
age, the index of the countrys
most elite companies.
Whether deserved or not, he
remains polarizing.
To some, hes a Horatio Alger
figure with a philanthropic heart
of gold. In 53 years hes gone from
selling shoes out of the back of a
Plymouth Valiant to a private han
han-
gar at Hillsboro Airport and char-
itable gifts rocketing past $1 bil-
lion. To others, hes a reclusive and
accidental billionaire who lucked
into starting an athletic company
at the start of the jogging boom
and rode it to the Fortune 500
with the help of ace advertising
and Michael Jordans greatness.
To still others, he led the charge
in grossly commercializing sports
and outsourcing American facto-
ry jobs.
As Knight would say of Bow-
erman, none of the descriptions
seem to do justice.
Similar to Bowerman, who
would sit high in the bleachers at
track meets in order to observe,
Knight has been content to let
others debate his legacy.
While generous and friendly,
he is intensely private, known for
wearing dark wraparound sun-
glasses. He rarely engages with
the media. His office at Nikes
sprawling world headquarters,
itself behind an earthen berm, is
off limits.
That will change, at least a lit-
tle, next week. On Tuesday, Knight
will publish his memoir, Shoe
Dog. The book focuses on Nikes
early years, according to a news
release from publisher Scribner. It
will likely show Knight in a new,
and more entrepreneurial, light.
Theres something to that.
Ahead of the wave of Phil
Knight nostalgia that will start
with the publication of his mem-
oir and crest later this year when
he steps down as chairman of
Nike, the Business Journal gath-
ered a somewhat comprehensive
set of Knights public statements
over the years.
The records include annual
letters to shareholders, speeches,
published essays in Playboy and
interviews with news outlets.
Most importantly, the Business
Journal trekked to the National
Archives in Seattle to photocopy
thousands of pages of BRS v. Onit-
suka, the 1973 bet-the-company
lawsuit that gave birth to Nike.
The lawsuit includes a 1,305-page
deposition Knight gave about the
companys early years. (Quotes on
the following pages, unless indi-
cated, come from the deposition.)
The documents paint a picture
of Knight unlike the one many
likely hold. Far from an enigmatic
tycoon, he comes across as hard-
working, entrepreneurial, willing
to take risks, frugal, humble, gen-
erous and visionary. Known by
many as aloof, Knight also comes
5
across as deeply emotional about
the company and the painful
goodbyes hes said over the years.
The worst part of being in
business is when your friends
have to leave, Knight said, in
Out of Nowhere, a book by ear-
ly Nike employee Geoff Hollister.
Knights belief in sports and
Nikes greatness never wavers,
seemingly his biggest blindspot.
When the company got clob-
bered by Reebok in the 1980s,
Knight couldnt grasp why con-
sumers wanted fashionable, soft
leather shoes, not performance
sneakers.
When critics ripped the com-
pany in the 90s over factory con-
ditions, Knight responded slowly,
saying the criticisms were mis-
placed. He blasted the media and
Wall Street analysts throughout
the decade, saying they didnt
understand Nike.
Knight didnt take definitive
action about the labor criticisms
until 1998 when he spoke at the
National Press Club, leaving a dis-
proportionate, lasting, and possi-
bly undeserved, stain on Nikes
reputation.
On the next four pages, the
Business Journal isolates 16 of the
most important years in Knights
professional life. The story is bro-
ken into two simple periods: its
years as a private company (1962-
1980) and its years as a public
company (1981-2016).
The story is told above a time-
line that shows Nikes annual sales
history, itself an amazing sto-
ry. In 53 years, revenue has only
declined three times. The median
increase: 24 percent. The average:
42 percent.
It is a remarkable story and one
unlikely to be seen again in Ore-
gon anytime soon.
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1962
A 50-page business plan
in a Stanford MBA class
A sweaty Phil Knight arrived 30 minutes
late to the first meeting in Nike history.
In November 1962, Knight, 24, a former
University of Oregon track athlete, traveled
to Japan to breathe life into a business
plan he wrote as part of an MBA class in
small business at Stanford.
The course was taught by Frank
Shallenberger, who started by defining the
type of person who was an entrepreneur,
and I realized he was talking to me, Knight
said, in the biography Bowerman and the
Men of Oregon.
Knights 50-page final
paper outlined a simple
1 I remember at the
idea.
The area maybe
that I knew more about
than anything or at
least enjoyed more than
anything was track and
field, and it occurred
to me that there was a
parallel between what
Japanese track shoes
could do to German
track shoes, which
were now dominant on
the market, and what
Japanese cameras had
done to the German
cameras.
Knight set his sights on Adidas, the
global leader.
I wanted
to be No. 1.
After he graduated from Stanford,
Knight sold his car, borrowed money from
his parents, cashed out his savings and set
out for Japan. He arrived in November.
I loved Japan instantly. The people
were friendly and many parts of the
countryside scenic.
He approached Onitsuka Co. about
importing shoes.
I donned my one business suit
Brooks Brothers a blue oxford shirt,
black necktie (and)
slipped on my black
loafers, he said, in
a 2014 speech at
Stanford. My entire
assets are on my body.
Then he went to the
wrong place. 2 by the time Knight went to
So I show up a
half hour late, he said
at Stanford. I was
sweating heavily.
The meeting lasted
30 minutes. It went
COURT RECORDS, BRS V. ONITSUKA
well. Knight ordered
$26.56 worth of sample
shoes, according to his 1974 deposition in
BRS v. Onitsuka.
I thought that this was a business
situation which had a lot of potential.
Then Knight had an existential moment.
I debated with myself about the
situation. I had borrowed some money and
had planned to go around the world before
going back to work for 40 years, and now
I had to decide on whether I really wanted
to keep going on this trip or go back and
try and get this company going right now.
And I decided that I really had to see the
samples first, and that this was a once-in-a- thought after the meeting, according
lifetime opportunity on this trip.
Knight continued traveling. He
returned to the U.S. in February 1963 and
took a job as an accountant at Lybrand,
Ross Bros. and Montgomery.
62 63
1964
A strange way to
form a company
Knights father worried he flushed the
$26.56.
There was some question, particularly
on the part of my father, whether the $26
was gone forever.
The shoes arrived in December 1963.
Knight and Bowerman met in 1964 at
the Cosmopolitan Hotel, now the Hotel
Eastlund, when Bowerman visited Portland
for a track meet.
Bowerman, a celebrated track coach
with a talent for tinkering with shoes,
proposed a partnership.
time thinking, well, I just
spent two years at business
school, and I am now
working for a CPA firm, but
its a strange way to form a
company, but two things:
one, I have got a lot of
respect for Bill Bowermans
ability to make shoes ...
and two, I have to this day
... the greatest respect and
regard for his integrity ...
and we shook hands on a
partnership at that time.
Each put up $500 to
NIKE order 300 pairs of shoes,
and expand the business as
fast as we could.
Knight
fronted
Bowermans It was all
half for a
short time. the money
It was a big
financial risk. I had in the
The shoes
arrived in
world, and I
April.
Knight,
was nervous
26, left
Lybrand. He
about it.
stored the
shoes in the laundry room of his parents
Eastmoreland house. Then he started
selling shoes out of of his 1958 Plymouth
Valiant. The car didnt even have a radio.
You can imagine what a girl magnet I
was, Knight said, in a 2015
USA Today interview.
It did not go as planned.
There was no brand
identification and no brand
acceptance.
Despite the resistance,
U.S. Army summer camp
(he served in the reserves),
most of the shoes were
gone.
It was rather a meager
existence. I was living at
home and my parents were
not charging me rent, and
they werent charging me for the food and
the meals I did eat there.
Then Knight and Bowerman made an
important decision.
Well, basically we let that money ride.
Knight hopped a plane to Japan in
August to hammer out a written deal to
become a U.S. importer for Onitsuka.
He negotiated the deal himself and
committed to buying between 5,000 and
8,000 shoes. It caused one of his few
moments of self-doubt.
Well, I have really done it now, Knight
to his 1974 deposition. $1,000 was all
the money I had at the time so I had just
ordered four times as much money as I
personally had.
Sales: $8,000
64 65
1967 1969
Innovation becomes Running boom picks
the name of the game up, sales take off
Knight started to feel the crushing weight Nixons first year in the White House
of running a small business. marked Knights first as a full-time
My life got busy, he said, in the 2014 employee of Blue Ribbon Sports. He also
Stanford speech. took a draw on profits, his first, and used
After his 1964 trip, Knight took a job at the money to buy a house.
Pricewaterhouse. Since he wasnt taking I was still teaching accounting (in
a paycheck from the import company, 1968), but the next year, I told (wife Penny
known as Blue Ribbon Sports, he needed Knight) if we sell $300,000 worth of
to make ends meet. He worked 50-55 product, Im going to go full-time, Knight
hours a week at Pricewaterhouse and the said, in Bowermans biography. She
rest of the time selling shoes. He spent was pregnant and a little anxious. We hit
weekends at track meets and talked to $290,000. I said, Thats close enough.
coaches on The jogging boom picked up speed.
lunch breaks.
He Some days I Sales doubled again. The companys small
balance sheet continued to handicap it.
continued
to pump
worked until Onitsuka noticed.
As early as 1968, Onitsuka realized it
money into
Blue Ribbon
1 or 2 in the might need additional importers in the U.S.
to capitalize on the jogging boom.
Sports. morning. A lot of American shoe distributors
I tossed were going to Japan and telling Onitsuka,
in most Well, if this two-bit outfit up in the woods
of my Pricewaterhouse checks for four in Oregon can do this kind of business,
years. wait till you get somebody thats really in
Knight timed the start of the business the business, Knight said, in Bowermans
perfectly, a sign of his entrepreneurial biography.
vision. The jogging movement, which In March 1969, Onitsuka suggested a
started in the late 60s, sent customers joint venture in which it would take 50
in search of running shoes in droves. percent of the
Blue Ribbons sales roughly doubled 3
each of the first six years of the
company, according to Swoosh, an
unauthorized book about the
companys early years.
Sales climbed from
$8,000 in 1964 to
$83,000 by 1967.
Another
sign of Knights
business skill:
The cornerstones
NIKE
of Nikes business remain relatively
unchanged: innovate, capitalize on the
company, then known as BRS Inc., for
$30,000. The joint venture would have
emotion from sports, work with the best
athletes.
served as the beachhead for Onitsukas
U.S. sales effort.
1967 validated Knights belief in It didnt get worked out.
innovation. That year, the company started In the absence of a permanent deal,
selling the Cortez, a shoe Bowerman Knight signed a three-year agreement to
cobbled together from parts. import Onitsuka shoes on Dec. 7, 1969,
The sales were a lot easier to sell after the third, and final, deal Knight would sign
we had the Cortez in the line. The shoes with Onitsuka.
before that were basically copies of the The cash problems continued.
Adidas models, and when we began to get Knight sketched out a plan for a public
a little innovative, it became easier to sell. offering. He and Penny continued to let it
The rocket-like growth exacerbated the ride.
core problem faced by any apparel startup There were nervous moments, Knight
finding the cash to pay for inventory. said, in Bowermans biography. Every
By the end of 1967, the company had time I brought a fresh letter of credit home
enough momentum for Knight to become and it said, Mr. and Mrs. Knight guarantee
an employee, but not enough for him to liabilities to the tune of $300,000, Pennyd
stop working two jobs. say, We dont have $300,000. Id say, I
He resigned from Pricewaterhouse dont care. Just sign the thing.
in July. In September, he took a job
teaching accounting at Portland State.
He opened the companys first office, a
1,500-square-foot location at 5025 S.E.
Powell Boulevard.
1. Bill Bowerman (left) coached Phil Knight (right) on the University of Oregon track team.
The two teamed up to form what became Nike in 1964 after a meeting at the Cosmopolitan
Hotel, now the Hotel Eastlund.
2. Knight started Blue Ribbon Sports, the company which later became Nike, as an
importer of Onitsuka Tiger track shoes. Knight ordered his first sample shoes in 1962 and
sold his first shoes in 1964 from the back of his car.
3. Bowerman obsessively tinkered with shoes. The Cortez was one of his most important
early contributions to what became Nike. In 1974, Knight said it was more innovative than
other shoes and easier to sell, validating a key part of the companys business plan.
4. In the 1962 term paper that served as the business plan for what became Nike, Knight
emphasized the importance of working with top athletes. Its most notable early endorser
was Oregon runner Steve Prefontaine, who died tragically in 1975 at age 24.
Sales: $1 million
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1970 1972 1974 1980

Absolute hell in the Nike line launches Bet-the-company Going public
liquidity department lawsuit goes to trial
Nearly 10 years after he first purchased For the second time, Knight, then 42,
The companys cash problems erupted in Japanese track shoes, Knight reluctantly Knight continued to embrace attempted to take the company, which
1970. debuted the Nike line at the February the companys underdog, anti- had by then changed its name to Nike
We were trying to maintain a growth 1972 Chicago sports trade show. (Nike establishment ethos. He would later Inc., public. This time it worked.
rate which was doubling every year. subsequently became the companys describe the group as the children of Nike has since grown into the
It would eventually get kicked out of name as well, a nod to the Greek Holden Caulfield, in a 2003 USA Today biggest company in Oregon history
both of the citys major banks. goddess of victory.) interview. with a $100 billion market cap and more
And both times we got thrown out of Knight feared Onitsuka
was on the verge of
4 The companys than $30.6 billion in annual sales. Its
become a Wall Street darling, up more
(a bank), if we didnt get a new bank within culture grew
about two weeks, why we were dead, cancelling his deal to the hallmarks of than 6,200 percent since 1980, four
Knight said, in a 1997 CNN interview. import shoes. most successful times more than the overall market.
Knight advised the sales force to rein in The year before, in 1971, startups, long hours, The stock market success has
expenses and stop buying sundry items Onitsuka representative camaraderie and come with a downside. It has made
like T-shirts. He joked about going back to Shoji Kitami visited fierce loyalty. It millionaires of hundreds of executives.
the real world. Portland and presented also developed a Many have chosen to leave. By 1988,
The public offering got finalized. Knight Knight with new terms for sophomoric sense of all of the vice presidents listed on the
wanted to take the company public under a joint venture. Onitsuka humor. Management companys 1981 annual report had
the name Sports-Tek in order to emphasize wanted 51 percent of meetings were referred left, Knight said, in his 1988 letter to
its roots in innovation and technology. The Knights company for to as butt faces. shareholders.
$300M
IPO flopped. It was a bad time to go public around $150,000, a lowball Dont underestimate Also in 1980, Knight and his
because of the struggling U.S. economy. offer. Knight objected how serious those executive team set foot in China
In the absence of public financing, because a 49 percent meetings were, too, and started to set up production.
Knight raised private capital. In 1971, he stake would have made because essentially The company also prevailed in
sold $200,000 in convertible debentures, him a minority owner. we were really kind of a lengthy battle over unpaid
basically loans that could be exchanged Kitami presented the offer working all through the duties on imported shoes.
for stock. The roughly one dozen holders as a threat, saying Knight 70s, really, just from
cashed out handsomely when the better take it. one payroll period to
I remember very
NIKE
We fought like
company went public in 1980. the next and you were
Despite a turbulent six months, by the distinctly, I will remember until I die, I never exactly sure you were going to bastards, Knight
fall the company was back on its feet. am sure, Youd better take it. make it, Knight said, in a 1997 CNN
Knight started his own line so he
said, in his 2014
interview. You thought you were, but
could control the companys fate. He Stanford speech. $250M
you were never sure.
After a summer rejected Onitsukas offer in February Knight filed a $33 million lawsuit Our cause
1972. In May, Onitsuka ended the
of absolute hell partnership and stopped shipping BRS
against Onitsuka in 1973, alleging,
among other claims, breach of contract. was just, the
shoes.
in the liquidity So there I am, 34 years old, married,
The case went to trial in April 1974. It
lasted 10 days. Knight, then 36, took
government
department the BRS a 3-year-old son, 80 percent mortgage the stand each day, another sign of his was aligned
on my house, 45 employees, a personal confidence and willingness to bet it all. with the
body is breathing guarantee of a $750,000 company loan,
inventory growing more obsolete by
BRS won.
forces of
The case settled on appeal for
again. the day, and no new product to sell, he $400,000, giving Nike independence evil and
said, in the 2014 Stanford speech. from Onitsuka and paving the way for
Memo quoted in 1974 deposition At the time, Knight earned $1,500 a Nike Inc. if we lost $200M
month, meaning he was on the hook for
40 years of salary if the company went
we were
Shortly thereafter, the company belly up. Knight stunned colleagues kaput.
got a permanent financial lifeline from with his optimism.
Nissho Iwai, a Japanese trading company, 2014
allowing the company to grow at a much We got them Stanford
faster clip.
Nissho Iwai was a huge hero in right where we speech
Sales:
the early years, Knight said, in a 2014 $270 million
interview with the Portland Business want them. This
Journal. We got kicked out of the Bank
of California and we got kicked out of
is the best thing $150M
First National Bank. We didnt have any
big banks that would take us. Nissho
that could ever
Iwai stepped up and took a position in all happen to us.
our inventory and that was basically our
venture capital. As quoted in Swoosh

$100M

DOUBLING SALES
Blue Ribbon Sports, the precursor to
Nike, had $8,000 in 1964 sales, its $50M
first year in operation. Sales regularly
Knight prevails in doubled in the companys early years,
bet-the-company lawsuit hitting $1 million by 1970. By 1980,
Nike line it went public with $270 million in
launches annual sales.

SOURCE: SWOOSH, BUSINESS

JOURNAL RESEARCH

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1983
Midlife struggling
Knight experienced a bit of midlife
struggling after the public offering, he
said in a 1990 interview with Forbes. He
considered starting another company or
going back to teaching, an overlooked
theme of his career.
In May 1983, in a meeting that included
top executives Bob Woodell, Del Hayes
and Rob Strasser, Knight asked Woodell
to take over as president, according to
Swoosh.
If you dont take this job, Im going to the company.
sell this f-----, Knight said.
5 of the year was the necessity of laying off
CATHY CHENEY
Woodell agreed. Knight stepped away.
He came back in September 1984.
He did so at a crucial time. The
company had made the worst error in its
history, whiffing on the aerobics boom.
Nike expanded into casual shoes at a time
when consumers wanted soft, fashionable,
athletic shoes.
I began to realize how
much it meant to me. If
Nike was going to fail,
I wanted to say I did
everything I could to
make it work.
1990 Forbes interview
Knight said the companys early
success had set it up for the fall. Sales had
climbed in the first 22 years of Nike history
at an average of 90 percent annually,
according to Business Journal research. By
1983, a company that sold its first shoes
less than 20 years earlier had $867 million
in annual sales.
If you make 10 decisions and 10 of
them are right, you get to thinking youre
pretty smart, Knight said, in the Forbes
interview.
Knights return didnt immediately
fix the problems. Despite shining at the
1984 Olympics in Los Angeles, Knight
took a gloomy tone in his annual letter to
shareholders.
Orwell was right: 1984 was a tough
year, he said. After a decade of
increasing sales and earnings, we saw our
net income drop 29 percent.
As he would at other times when the
company hit turbulence, Knight went back
to the companys roots.
Nike stands for performance, he said,
in the Forbes interview.
He also pledged the company wouldnt
stumble again.
We missed the aerobics boom of the
80s, Knight said, in a 1998 New York
Times interview. We hit a bump. Its not
going to happen again.
Signs Michael Jordan
81 82 83 84 85
1985
A winning bet on Jordan
As Nike neared $1 billion in sales, it
became a more difficult company to
manage. No longer a nimble startup, it
required years to redirect.
The company reported its first
quarterly losses. Annual sales growth
slowed to single digits for the first time in
history.
The company had its first layoffs.
Knight described them in emotional
terms, a sign of his deep connection to
evolution.
Perhaps the most painful experience
Nike employees worldwide, Knight said,
in his 1985 letter to shareholders. Over
the course of the year, several hundred
people left Nike as a consequence of cost
cutting measures.
Then along came Michael Jordan.
In 1984 we were struggling a little
bit, Knight said, in a 1997 CNN interview.
We had a run of 12 years that had been
sensational, but we were beginning to
hit the wall, in runners terminology, and
that basically to resurrect the brand, we
wanted to focus in on a sport and on
an athlete and we picked him and it has
worked really well.
6 concentrate on that or
NIKE
The debut of Jordans line in 1985 was
met with unprecedented market success
and was acclaimed as the perfect balance
of quality product, marketing, and athlete
endorsement, Knight said, in his 1985
shareholder letter.
Jordans Nike deal would become the
gold standard for athletic endorsements.
The Jordan brand now rakes in more than
$2.2 billion in annual sales, Nike said, at a
2015 investor day. It expects to grow the
brand to $4.5 billion by fiscal 2020.
Jordans arrival served as an exclamation
point on the recommitment to sports.
We didnt belong in
the fashion industry,
outside of sports, and
some of our attempts
there just didnt
work.
Knight, 1985 shareholder letter
Knight remained confident in Nikes
potential.
I still would not trade Nikes place
with any other company in the industry,
he said, in his 1985 shareholder letter.
86 87 88 89 90
1987
We can never lose our
performance base
Nikes 1987 annual report shows
the first sales decline (18 percent)
in company history. Knight
described it as a mixed year in
his shareholder letter.
In hindsight, it was one of the
most important years in Knights
professional life. As Knight said in
the shareholder letter, the year,
laid the foundation for Nikes next
Refocused on innovation,
Knight and Nike in 1987 launched
the companys first 12 Air products.
Air would go on to become
the companys most important
technology and an important way
to emphasize its commitment
to innovation and products for
athletes.
We can never lose our
performance base. You
can wear some of our
products mowing the
lawn, but we cannot
we would be dead.
2003 Guardian interview,
discussing struggles in 1980s
One year later, Portland
adman Dan Wieden coined the
Nike slogan, Just do it, which
supercharged Nikes brand.
The power of advertising was
a late addition to Nikes business
plan. In his first meeting with
Wieden, Knight reportedly led
with, Im Phil Knight, and I hate
advertising, according to Just do
it, a 1994 book about Nike.
We built the company in
1980 around four key principles:
innovation, strong factory
relationships, sales and athlete
promotions, Knight said, in his
1989 shareholder letter.
He said Nike subsequently
added design, advertising,
customer service, brand
positioning and profitability.
The combination of Michael
Jordan, the new Air products and
an energized ad campaign sent
the company on a dizzying growth
spurt. Sales climbed from $877
million in 1987 to $3.4 billion five
years later.
More growing pains ensued. All
of the vice presidents listed on the
companys 1981 annual report had
left the company by 1988, Knight
said, in his letter to shareholders
that year.
Knight seemed to long for the
startup days.
I do miss the old days, Knight
said, in Just do it. Those early
entrepreneurial days, frankly, were
more fun.
Just Do It coined
91 92 93 94
1994
Sales near $4 billion,
waves of critics emerge
As Nike swooshed the globe and sales neared
$4 billion, critics arrived in waves. In 1990, a rash
of violence and shootings over shoes led to a
Sports Illustrated cover story, Your sneakers or
your life.
In 1992, the refusal of the Olympic Dream
Team to wear Reebok warmups ignited a
round of controversy about commercializing
sports. That same year, Harpers published a
story comparing Michael Jordans wages to the
paycheck of a Nike factory worker.
Knight, seemingly convinced of the companys
exceptionalism, responded slowly to the
criticisms. In a 1998 Newsweek report, U.S. Rep.
Earl Blumenauer, a friend of Knights, said Knight
seemed confused by the criticisms, especially
the ones about Nikes factory conditions.
I think our influence is overblown, Knight
said, in a 1996 New York Times interview.
Knight blamed the media for some of the
problems. He devoted an entire section of his
1994 shareholder letter to media criticism,
describing a serious virus that is affecting
the coverage (or non-coverage) of significant
cultural and political stories. The sad truth
is, as television news in general, and CNN in
particular, becomes increasingly invested in
our lives, the print media are pushed to greater
extremes, forced to choose survival over
integrity, the most entertaining story over the
real story.
He defended Nikes business practices at
length in the same letter.
Knight also defended the company in Just do
it, released that same year.
The thing
is, we do not
cheat, Knight We try as hard
said. Sometimes as we can to build
I think that some
people want to a good company,
believe that the
whole thing
good in every
this whole rags- sense of the word:
to-riches creation
was the result service, product,
of cheating. Its advertising,
as if theyd have
an easier time charitable
with that.
1994 was
contributions,
important for character, and
another reason.
It marked the earnings per share.
start of the third
surge in Nike 1994 shareholder letter
history.
The first
surge was with
the Waffle Trainer and the running craze, Knight
said, in his 2000 shareholder letter. When
that slowed, we thought we ran out of market.
We had another surge with basketball behind
Michael Jordan, and cross-training with Bo
Jackson. Then again, we thought our growth was
dead. Another surge came in 1995, when Nike
became fashionable and athletic urban
wear became king.
Nike booked $3.8 billion in
1994 sales. Four years later,
sales hit $9.5 billion.
Its a company in a
position to say that the
future is unlimited,
Knight said, in Just
do it.
Start of the third surge
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1998 2004 2007 2016

Perfect corporate villain
In late 1997, Knight decided to take the
initiative and respond to the companys
critics, according to a 2001 Newsweek report.
In May 1998, he addressed critics head-on in
a speech at the National Press Club.
In recent times, Phil Knight has been
described in print as a corporate crook, the
perfect corporate villain for these times,
Knight said. The Nike product has become
synonymous with slave wages, forced
overtime and arbitrary abuse. One columnist
said Nike represents not only everything
thats wrong with sports but everything that is
wrong with the world. So I figured that Id just
come out and let you journalists have a look at
the great Satan up close and personal.
Knight outlined six specific actions to
address the criticisms, including improved air
quality at factories, raising the minimum wage
in footwear factories to 18 and acknowledging
the need for better monitoring.
In the 2001 Newsweek report, Knight
described the speech as a watershed event
that required a sea change in the company
culture.
Nike has since placated many of its critics.
Its also published a series of corporate
responsibility reports. The most recent,
published in 2014, shows 68 percent of Nike
contract factories now meet its standards for
working conditions and other metrics, up from
50 percent two years earlier.
On the business side, Nike struggled.
The biggest single reason for the drop in
sales has been the Asian meltdown, Knight
said, at the National Press Club. But, in
addition to that, there was a shift away from,
as some people said, the white athletic shoes
to the brown athletic shoes, which is the
hiking boots and that sort of thing.
That year, the company also had carelessly
plastered its logo on every surface imaginable,
including all over Texas Stadium.
In March, a teary Knight announced 250
You can make a lot of
mistakes ... but the brand is
sacred. I messed that up.
1998 New York Times interview
layoffs, according to the Times report.
I have just two words to say, Knight said.
Im sorry.
Knight remained confident, saying the
short-term blips didnt trump the companys
intimate connection to sport, which in his
1997 shareholder letter he called, the fastest
growing culture, growing so fast that it is
becoming the one true international language.
As with previous stumbles, Nikes problems
were short lived. By 2004, sales once again
climbed in the double digits to $12.2 billion.
Steps down as CEO
7 What drives me is not money,
CATHY CHENEY
Six years after his National Press Club
speech, Knight stepped down as
head of the company. The company
briefly employed outsider Bill Perez as
CEO, but then Knight reversed course
in 2006 and tapped Nike lifer Mark
Parker for the job.
He will become the
best CEO this company
has ever had.
2006, when introducing
Mark Parker as CEO
Since that time, Nikes sales more
than doubled to $30.6 billion. The
stock is up 473 percent, way ahead of
the market, which is up 63 percent.
After promoting Parker, Knight
returned to academia, taking English
classes at Stanford University, as part
of an effort to write a novel, according
to a 2007 Wall Street Journal report.
Knight keeps an iron grip on Nikes
shares, a seeming legacy from nearly
losing the company to Onitsuka.
He controls 72 percent of Class A
stock, which nominates nine of the
companys 13 directors.
I choose not to sell any kind of
significant number of those shares,
he said, in the 1998 National Press
Club speech. I in no way want to
tempt corporate raiders. And I think
that its one of the things I can do to
see that Nike is a better company
going forward.
Aggressive ... charitable An incredible ride
contributions
The 2016 version of Phil Knight, now
78, is different than the one who wore
Knight said, in a 1994 ABC News wraparound sunglasses on the cover
interview. Im not in this for money. of Sports Illustrated in 1993. The brash
Thats become clear since Knight sports executive has been replaced by
stepped down as CEO. While some one affectionately referred to as Uncle
billionaires buy Picassos, yachts, Phil.
islands and sports franchises, He lives I didnt say Im
Knights been giving away big a sports
chunks of what Forbes estimates is a fans bucket walking away.
list, sitting
$25.4 billion fortune.
courtside at
I said I was
Knights always been generous.
But many of his early gifts went the Final Four stepping down as
intentionally unnoticed. with Scottie
Pippen, chairman. I wont
I want this to remain
anonymous, Knight said, when walking the walk away. Ill be
agreeing to make a donation to first round of
a Steve Prefontaine memorial, the Masters carried away. $35B
according to Out of Nowhere, a with Rory
book by early Nike employee Geoff McIlroy.
2015 USA Today
Hollister. While hell
interview
The stealthy approach shifted step down
in 2007 as Knight adopted what as chair later
he called a more aggressive this year,
philanthropic strategy, in a Register- hell remain on the board. The company
Guard interview. that started with a $26.56 order for
sample shoes is now a $30.6 billion
That year, as Knight approached
colossus.
70, he pledged $105 million to $30B
Stanfords business school. He I dont spend a lot of time
pledged another $400 million to reflecting, Knight said, in a
Stanford this year for a Rhodes-like 1994 ABC interview. But
scholarship program. there are moments when
By 2014, Knight and wife Penny you look
had given an estimated $300 million back and
to Oregon athletics, according to you say 8
USA Today. Hes made additional it has
gifts since then. been an
Last year, Phil and Penny Knight incredible
donated a matching $500 million ride. $25B
to the OHSU Knight Cancer Center,
a gift that could have a dramatic
impact on the battle against cancer.
Knight has yet to detail his
philanthropic plans. In a 2005
Oregonian interview, the Knights
disclosed they would donate the
bulk of their estate to charity.
CATHY CHENEY $20B
Mark Parker
named CEO
$15B

A RAPID RISE TO $30 BILLION, WITH EYES ON $50 BILLION $10B

In 1981, Nikes first year as a public company, it reported $458 million in sales. Sales have climbed more
than 6,500 percent since then to $30.6 billion. Nike has only reported a decrease in annual sales three
times, 1987 (it missed the aerobics boom), 1994 (consumer taste shifted away from athletic shoes) and
1998 (Asian financial crisis). Last year, Nike announced it wants to hit $50 billion in sales by fiscal 2020.

5. Co-founder Phil Knight stepped away in 1983, three years after the company went public. Longtime executive Bob Woodell replaced him. Knight returned in
1984, the beginning of a tough three-year stretch for the company due to Reeboks popularity during the aerobics boom.
$5B
6. Nikes double-digit sales growth slowed to single-digits in the mid-80s. Around that time, the company laid a foundation for a turnaround. The effort
included signing Michael Jordan and the release of the companys first 12 Air products. Air went on to become Nikes signature technology.
7. Knight announced Nike lifer Mark Parker as CEO in 2006, saying he would become the best CEO this company has ever had. It was a prophetic statement.
Since then, the companys sales more than doubled to $30.6 billion. Its stock is up 473 percent, way ahead of the market.
8. Later this year, Knight is expected to step down as chair of the companys board. He will remain a director of the company. Rarely emotional in public, in a
1994 interview he said, There are moments when you look back and you say it has been an incredible ride.

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COVER STORY

Thousands of pages, hundreds of quotes

A LOOK AT THE REPORTING BEHIND FIVE DECADES WITH PHIL

I
n advance of the publication of his
memoir on April 26, the Business Jour-
nal gathered a somewhat complete set
of Phil Knights public statements in order
to look back over his career.
Sources cited in the resulting report,
Five decades with Phil, include media
interviews, multiple speeches, essays, four
nonfictions books about the company and
its founders and Knights deposition from
the 1974 lawsuit BRS v. Onitsuka.
To get access to deposition, the Busi-
ness Journal traveled to Seattle and spent
three days at the National Archive photo-
copying thousdands of documents.
Here is more detail on some of the
sources referenced:
R BRS v. Onitsuka, the 1973
bet-the-company lawsuit that launched
Nike. The lawsuit includes Knights 1,300-
page deposition and transcripts of his 10
days of testimony at the 1974 trial.
R Knights annual letters to share-
holders for years 1981 - 2006.
R Various news stories about the com-
pany between 1982 and 2014, including
transcripts of interviews from sit-downs
with CNN and ABC News.
R Swoosh: The Unauthorized Story
of Nike and the Men Who Played There,
a 1991 book by J.B. Strasser and Lau-
rie Becklund. Knight did not speak with
In a 1998 speech at the National Press Club, Nike co-founder and then-CEO Phil
Knight acknowledged that factory conditions had cast a cloud over Nike.
the authors, but he is quoted throughout
the book in recollections of other Nike
executives.
R Just Do It, a 1994 book by Donald
Katz about Nike. Knight gave Katz exten-
sive access.
R A transcript of Knights 1998 speech
at the National Press Club. The Business
Journal purchased a copy of the speech,
which is not available online.
R Bowerman and the Men of Ore-
gon, a 2006 biography of Knights busi-
ness partner by Kenny Moore.
THE MARSHALL H. COHEN PHOTO COLLECTION
R Knights published essays in Playboy
in 2006 and 2009.
R The force behind the Nike empire,
a 2007 report in Stanfords alumni maga-
zine that quoted Knight extensively.
R Out of Nowhere: The Inside Sto-
ry of How Nike Marketed the Culture of
Running, a 2008 book by Geoff Hollister,
Nikes third employee.
R Knights 2014 speech at Stanford
University, as transcribed and post-
ed online by Oregonian reporter Allan
Brettman.
R THE KNIGHT FILES
ADDITIONAL COVERAGE
OF KNIGHTS CAREER:
Q 10 business lessons from
the lawsuit that gave birth to
Nike bizj.us/1m6dp0
Q Phil Knight, entrepreneur
bizj.us/1m72p0
Q Phil Knight on founding
Nike in a Portland hotel room, A
strange way to form a company
bizj.us/1m7h2s
Q The day Phil Knight
showed up unexpectedly
in a North Carolina college
classroom http://bizj.us/1m7l8i
Still to come:
R A driving tour of Nikes
Portland roots (photos)
R Our review of Shoe Dog,
Phil Knights memoir, which
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A SHOE DOG WRITES A BOOK
What I hope to read in Phil Knights soon-
to-be-released memoir but likely wont
Phil Knights memoir should be a great
read but it may also leave readers
lacking.
The book, Shoe Dog, publishes on
Tuesday, and, while we wont know for
sure until the book drops, its expected
to cover Nikes history through 1980.
Its easy to see why Knight would
focus on the early years. In its youth,
Nike employed a ragtag group of mis-
fits and seekers who soon became a
tight-knit band of brothers, accord-
ing to the Shoe Dog press release.
Plus, Knight continues to view him-
self as an entrepreneur, according to
statements hes made over the years.
Hes publicly longed for the old days,
which he described as more fun.
But ending the story in 1980, the year
that Nike went public, means the book
wont cover some of the most contro-
versial times in the companys history,
or explain how a company run by the
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children of Holden Caulfield, as Phil
Knight once described Nike, became a
cultural touchstone and made sneak-
ers the essential artifact of American
youth. In his memoir, Phil Knight
Among the chapters that may be left is expected to cover Nikes
out: history from the early years
R Knights sabbatical-like leave through 1980, the year the
from the company in 1983 amid some company went public.
self-described midlife struggling.
R The 1990s battle against critics
of its factories, a fight that left endur-
ing, and possibly undeserved, scars on
the sportswear giant. Knight steadfast-
CATHY CHENEY | FILE, 1997
ly defended Nike against the charges,
but his memoir seems to be a missed shareholders letter, Knight said the will tread familiar ground, but likely
opportunity to address them with some executive turnover was an insight I with some fresh twists.
finality. think the media has missed. In an ear- In 1991, J.B. Strasser and Laurie Beck-
R The rapid turnover of the com- lier letter, in 1988, he noted every vice lund published Swoosh: The unautho-
panys executive ranks as its surging president from 1981, the year after the rized story of Nike and the men who
stock made millionaires of thousands company went public, had already left played there.
and Knight had to find new talent to the company. Its a solid work of journalism and
keep the engine running. In his 1998 Omissions aside, Knights memoir an essential read to those interested in
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the industry. R THE NUMBERS

But it has a glaring weakness: Knight
didnt talk to the writers.
That leaves him off-stage at criti-
cal moments in the companys his-
KNIGHTS CALCULATED GAME
tory. In one passage hes described as With Phil Knights memoir arriving on Tuesday, heres a look at key numbers in Nikes history.
absentminded.
Shoe Dog will likely put Knight in a
more positive, less aloof, more entrepre- $26.56 $1,000 $8,000 $30.6B 62,600
neurial light. The cost of The cost of Knights The first year sales of Nikes annual revenue The number of Nike
Knights first order first order of shoes. Blue Ribbon Sports, in its most recent employees worldwide
I buy that.
of sample shoes. which later became fiscal year
Over the past few months, I gathered Nike (1964)
as many of Knights public statements
over the past 50 years as I could find,
including his 1,300-page deposition in
BRS v. Onitsuka, the 1973 bet-the-com-
pany lawsuit that launched the company.
After reading the documents,
absentminded is not a word I would
use to characterize Knight. A more apt
description seems to be a comparison
with co-founder Bill Bowerman, whose
coaching style at the University of Ore-
gon involved watching track meets from
the bleachers in order to have a big pic-
ture view of the action.
From the time in 1962 when he wrote
the business plan that became Nike,
Knight had a clear vision: cheap labor,
capitalizing on the emotion of sports,
innovative shoes, athlete endorsements.
They remain important legs of Nikes
business plan more than five decades lat-
er, a stunning achievement. (The impor-
tance of advertising didnt come until
much later.)
Knights vision comes across in a key
passage in Swoosh.
The competition doesnt even know
what the game is, Knight said to Jeff
Johnson, Nikes first employee, in the
mid-1970s. We have the field all to

LET KNOWLEDGE SERVE

ourselves.
While the memoir may not venture
into some important areas, expect it to
be well written.
Knight enjoys writing and has shown
an ability to write well. His annual let-
COLOR
ters to shareholders, written between
1981 and 2006, are good reads.
Orwell was right: 1984 was a tough
year, Knight wrote, in that years letter.
He writes in a punchy and direct
style, fitting for someone who enjoys
Hemingway, as Knight does, according
to a 2007 Wall Street Journal report. The
report noted Knight attended a handful
of English and creative writing classes at
Stanford after stepping down as CEO of
Nike in 2004.
Knight also wrote essays for Playboy
in 2006 and 2009.
After the 2006 essay published, The
Oregonian interviewed the editor who
worked on it. He described Knight as
easy to work with and willing to accept
coaching, fitting for a former track
athlete.
Check back next week for a review of
Shoe Dog. Gretchen Schauffler, graphic design 85,
founded Devine Color, a line of vibrant
interior paints that brighten homes and lives.
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HEALTH CARE INC. NORTHWEST

Reporter
Elizabeth Hayes
covers health care

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Hoping the bluegrass is greener

OREGON, FAMILIAR WITH TECHNOLOGY FIASCOS, HOPES TO AVOID KENTUCKYS
TROUBLES AS IT IMPORTS THE BLUEGRASS STATES HUMAN SERVICES PLATFORM
Oregon doesnt enjoy a stellar reputation
for successfully undertaking ambitious
IT projects, thanks to the Cover Oregon
fiasco.
The health insurance exchange failed
to launch properly in the fall of 2013, was
scrapped about six months later and has
been the subject of a fierce legal battle
between the state and contractor Oracle
America.
Now the state is taking on another
comprehensive IT project and contend-
ing with negative media coverage about
IT problems before it even gets off the
ground.
Thats because the system, dubbed
Benefind, debuted to a host of technical
glitches in Kentucky. The Oregon Depart-
ment of Human Services is importing
Benefind to enroll low-income Orego-
nians in a variety of programs through
a single portal.
The project and surrounding cir-
cumstances are complex. Heres a
breakdown:
Why is Oregon importing Miller, chief operating officer for tech- to meet Oregons needs, a process
Kentuckys IT? nology at the Oregon DHS. expected to take five months.
The Oregon Health Authority already
adapted Kentuckys Kynect IT for Med- Is this being done in-house? When will the new system be done?
icaid enrollment, a system that goes by DHS hired Deloitte Consulting as the sys- December 2018.
the name ONE. Since then, Kentucky tems integrator and Public Knowledge to
expanded its eligibility determina- do independent quality assurance.
tion system renamed Benefind to
encompass other human services pro- How far along is it?
grams: food stamps, cash assistance and Two weeks ago, DHS began
childcare. assessing what chang-
es and enhancements
Whats the advantage are required for Ken-
for Oregonians?
Benefind will afford a single, stream-
tuckys sys-
t e m WHY OREGON IS USING
lined application for both Med-
icaid and the other programs.
KENTUCKY TECH
Oregon is looking to import the IT system employed
Oregon will replace aging by Kentucky to administer human services programs. There
mainframe technology are two big reasons why:
with something 1. Kentuckys human services programs are similar to Oregons, in terms of
faster, more caseload volumes and eligibility criteria.
ef f i c i ent 2. The staff of the Oregon Department of Human Services traveled to
and more the Bluegrass state to observe the system while it was being piloted and
accurate, determined it could meet Oregons needs with little customization.
said
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Whats the cost to taxpayers?
It will cost $127 million, 85 per-
cent of which will be covered by
the federal government. So far, the
state has allocated $8.25 million for
the current biennium. Its expected
share for the 2017-19 biennium is
$15 million.
Whats going on in Kentucky?
According to press reports, when
Benefind went live last month, tur-
moil ensued. Applicants have had to
wait hours or days. Health coverage,
food stamps and other assistance
were interrupted, due to technical
issues. The problems have caused
finger-pointing between support-
ers of former Democratic Gov. Steve
Beshear and Republican Gov. Matt
Bevin, who took office in Decem-
ber and delayed Benefinds launch.
Could it happen here?
Anything is possible, but Miller is
confident that Kentucky will work
out the bugs by the time Oregon
starts implementing the code this
fall. There isnt a major IT vendor
in the country that puts something
in production without defects, she
said. We benefit from Kentuckys
use of it in real life.
EMPOWER
EMPLOYEES
W I T H B U S I N E SS I N T E L L I G E N C E
THE QUOTE
WHY LIFEWISE IS
EXITING OREGON
This week, LifeWise Health Plan of Oregon
announced it was exiting the Oregon market
at the end of 2016. The reasons had to do
with shrinking membership amid Oregons
fiercely competitive market. The company
currently has 50,000 Oregon customers,
down from about 163,000 at its peak in
2004. LifeWise lost $35.7 million last year.
Its a decision we didnt come to
easily or quickly. ... Its not
a real big market and lots of
carriers were competing for that
business and lots of change was
introduced by the (Affordable
Care Act). A confluence of
things made it more challenging
to be successful.
JEFF ROE, CEO of
Premera Blue Cross,
LifeWises parent
company.
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Total responses:
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Why hes in the news: Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum wants the former
Oracle America CEO to produce emails he received about the disastrous Cover
Oregon health exchange project. She filed a motion in the states lawsuit to compel
production of improperly withheld email communications.
Details: Oracles chief corporate architect emailed daily reports to Ellison in late
2013 updating him on progress in fixing the website. Edward Screven sent 44 emails
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MALIA SPENCER
Reporter
Malia Spencer
covers technology

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Overshadowed by Intel layoffs

Five key Intel details you may have overlooked while the chipmaker announced 12,000 job cuts
Chip giant Intel unveiled a major restruc-
turing effort this week, the latest chap-
ter in the companys efforts to reduce its
reliance on the struggling PC market. The
company is transforming itself into one
that powers not just PCs, but also the
data centers and connected devices that
will increasingly run our lives.
The restructuring will be painful, as
the massive organization rallies behind
this new strategy. Through the remainder
of this year and into mid-2017 the com-
pany expects to cut 12,000 jobs, or 11 per-
cent of its global workforce. The impact
of the move on its workforce in Wash-
ington County, where it employs 19,500,
is unclear.
All this news was announced during
the companys first quarter earn-
ings release, somewhat positive results
that were quickly overshadowed by
the restructuring news. Intel beat Wall
Streets albeit lowered expectations,
posting gross profit margins of 62.7 per-
cent, above analyst estimates of 61.9 per-
cent. Revenue grew 7 percent to $13.7
billion, while it generated $2 billion in
profit, or 42 cents per share.
Here are five other things you might
have missed amid Intels big restructur-
ing news this week:
1. Intels PC business actually grew
According to research firm IDC, world-
wide PC shipments in the first quar-
ter fell 11.5 percent from last year. Yet
despite that, revenue from Intels PC
business grew 2 percent, while operat-
ing profit grew 34 percent from a year
ago. This is largely due to growth in 2-in-
1 tablet/notebook products and gains in
the higher-priced PC gaming products.
Plus, the company is seeing momentum
in set-top boxes used by cable and sat-
ellite providers that act more and more
like a computer. The company plans to
focus on these growth areas within its
PC business.
2. Mobiles steadier finances
The company in recent years had been
essentially paying manufacturers to use
its mobile products, but thanks to some
sizable gains in its mobile business Intel
has stepped away from that tactic. While
its mobile business is still likely losing
money, Intel last year improved the
units bottom line by more than $1 bil-
lion, surpassing its $800 million goal.
The company once again has an $800
million improvement goal, which CEO
Brian Krzanich said he expects to sur-
pass. In fact, the 34 per-
cent growth in Intels
client computing busi-
ness, which houses the
mobile and PC products,
was driven by improve-
ments in mobile. The last
time the company broke
out mobile performance,
Intel CEO Brian
Krzanich this week
announced a massive
corporate restructuring
designed to shift Intel
away from its reliance
on PCs and focus on its
growing business units,
including data center
and connected devices.
which was 2014, the business lost $4.2
billion.
3. Modems still a big deal
According to Patrick Moorhead, an ana-
lyst with Austin, Texas-based Moor
Insights and Strategy, Intel isnt cutting
its investments in modems, which is part
of the mobile business. This falls under
the companys connectivity goals, espe-
cially with the growing Internet of Things
category that encompasses connected
devices. Moorhead noted the company
must get competitive within WiFi, LTE
and the upcoming 5G connections.
4. The Altera impact
Last year, Intel made its biggest purchase
ever, buying programmable chipmaker
Altera for $16.7 billion. Tuesdays earn-
ings release was the first financial report
COURTESY OF INTEL
to include the results of this new business
unit, which Intel now refers to as the Pro-
grammable Solutions Group. It had $359
million in revenue and mid-single digit
growth in the first quarter. The company
is starting to ship, in sample form, parts
featuring the Altera Field Programmable
Gate Array technology and Intels Xeon
products aimed at the data center. This
move is part of adding to Intels footprint
within the data center.
5. Confidence in data centers
Data centers are a big part of Intels
future, and one of its biggest growth
opportunities. The company reiterat-
ed that point Tuesday by making it part
of the backbone of its restructuring. To
hammer home the point, Intel also reit-
erated its 2016 forecast of double-digit
growth for its data center business.

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FUNDING WATCH
MORE MONEY,
FEWER DEALS
Theres been a lot of discussion in Silicon
Valley about a slow down in capital and
investors telling entrepreneurs to prepare
for tough times. However, here in Portland
there has been a seemingly steady stream
of funding news since the beginning of
the year. The latest venture numbers from
PricewaterhouseCoopers and the National
Venture Capital Association shed some light
on current regional trends.
The number of deals in Oregon fell 15
percent from last year, however, the amount
of money invested in the state is up 14
percent. The majority of the funds went to
two deals: $22 million to cloud infrastructure
monitor Cedexis and $15.2 million to digital
advertising firm Dealer Spike.
$53.5M
When: April 22
SCOTT
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the technology spectrum.
Software
When: 1 p.m.
Employees: 150
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Previous: Executive vice president
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When: April 25-26 marketing officer at Return Path; vice
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Marketing Cloud at Salesforce; vice
president field and partner marketing
at ExactTarget; partner relationship
reality, Internet of Things and autonomous
vehicles as well as a startup pitch manager at Webtrends
competition. What it means: Roth is the first CEO for
Where: The Gerding Theater at the the company following its founder Eric
Armory, 128 N.W. 11th St., Portland Winquist. Winquist will remain chairman
of the board and will become chief
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REAL ESTATE INC. Jon Bell covers commercial real estate

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Real estate startups pop up R BUSINESS PULSE

TECH FIRMS SEE OPPORTUNITY IN BOOMING RE MARKET CHECKING IN ON

A few weeks ago, the Business Journals tech report- the past couple years knows, real estate is a great place
HOTEL DEMAND
er, Malia Spencer, wrote an entire cover story on sev- to be. That goes for startups, as well. But real estate The new AC Hotel Portland will add 204 rooms in down-
en of the strongest and most well-known tech com- runs in cycles, and todays up will at some point turn town Portland, 180 more will come with the Radisson RED
panies in Portlands booming market. She also turned into tomorrows down. Whether Portlands tiny clus- in the Broadway Tower, and the Porter, also downtown,
her spotlight on the next wave of startups that are on ter of real estate startups will follow the same path is bringing an additional 299 rooms. Dont forget about
the rise. Among those latter eight, four of them are is hard to say, but heres a look at how some of them the 203-room Hyatt House in Riverplace, the 153-room
in the real estate space. have faired in the Rose City and beyond so far. Canopy by Hilton in the Pearl and the 299-room Curio by
As anyone whos been in the Portland market for Hilton downtown. And, of course, theres the 600-room
Oregon Convention Center Hotel thats finally
expected to break ground by the end
CROWDSTREET of this year. Thats just a snapshot
One of the only commercial real estate startups to pop on the Portland scene in recent years, of some of the hotel projects
CrowdStreet is a crowdfunding platform that pairs accredited investors with CRE oppor- currently in the works for the
tunities across the country. In the past year, the company has seen a big rise in demand Rose City. There are plen-
for its Sponsor Direct product, which lets developers use their own branded CrowdStreet ty more out there, which 60%
software to advertise. Some 30 customers are currently using the product to manage $265 might make it seem like Yes
million worth of investors money. In March, CrowdStreet, led by Tore Steen, landed a $3.5 theres a glut going on.
million Series A round and plans to double its team of 12 in the coming year.
TOTAL
VOTES:
WE ASKED: DOES 302
PORTLAND NEED
HOUSEHAPPY MORE HOTEL
Founded in Portland as a visual search platform to help prospective real estate buyers with ROOMS?
sellers, HouseHappy got off to a good start, raising $1 million from angel investors followed
by a $1.5 million funding round. But the company faltered a bit, and in 2014 two top execu- 36%
tives left. Former Golf Channel CEO David Manougian, a Portland native, took the helm last b 60% Yes. Demand No
year and has steered the company onto a steadier path its up to more than 30 employees. is rising as tourism and
Under Manougian, HouseHappy has built out and expanded the platform and in November business travel increase.
acquired the fast-growing Beaverton home maintenance company GruntWorks.
b 36% No. The vibrant economy
wont last forever and hotel
demand will decline as a result.
COZY
Its been almost all up for this rental management software company, which moved its exec- b 4% Other.
utive team, including CEO Gino Zahnd, to Portland from San Francisco in 2013. To date,
the company has raised nearly $10 million from investors, boosted its team to at least 25
and built a customer base of more than 25,000 landlords and 40,000 tenants across the Portland needs more lodging options. Downtown
hotels are needed for Portlands tremendous business
U.S. In December, Cozy also cemented a partnership with the websites Realtor.com and travel growth but do not meet the needs of many
Doorsteps to expand its rental listings to a broader audience. segments of lodging seekers. Scott Breon

We cant get the NBA to bring the All Star Game

here. All the time, you hear the Convention Center
talking about how large conventions pass up Portland
because they dont have enough hotel space, so yes,
NOAPPFEE I do think these new properties are needed. Albin
Started by Tyrone Poole, an entrepreneur who unexpectedly found himself homeless after an injury, NoAp- Kampfer
pFee launched in Beaverton in 2014. Its online platform streamlines the rental search process and aims to save
prospective tenants money on application fees. It also makes it easier for landlords to find qualified tenants. Portland needs a variety of short-term housing
options. Ease up on all the regulations of vacation
NoAppFee is definitely a newbie on the scene its website still includes several features in beta stage but rentals. More hotel rooms may be needed, but look
its already making waves. It won the Portland Development Commissions 2014 Startup PDX Challenge, has at the larger picture. Hotel rooms alone are not the
contracts with more than a dozen property management companies and has somewhere between 5,000 and answer. Lucy Day
10,000 units listed in its registry.

SNAPSHOT THE QUOTE

DAIMLERS NEW DIGS WORDS OF WARNING

It was a big week for Portlands big rigs, with
Daimler Trucks North America unveiling its shiny
new headquarters building on its campus along
the Willamette River. Designed by Ankrom Mois-
an Architects, the nine-story, 268,000-square-
foot building will house close to 1,000 employ-
CATHY CHENEY ees, whod been scattered across a couple
different locations. Theres also room for hun-
dreds of new employees, which Daimler plans to hire in the near future. In addition
to the new office space and parking garage, the $150 million project restored access
to a public greenway trail along the banks of the Willamette.
According to the latest RMLS report, home prices in Portland continued to rise in March. So
did pending sales and new listings, at least over the month before. But those latter two metrics
were actually down a bit from the same month last year and could portend a shift in the market
if things dont change and soon.
A word of warning here: Unless there is a
vigorous increase in new listings, we will
likely start to see a slowdown in sales due to
the limited number of homes to choose from.
MATTHEW GARDNER,
chief economist for Windermere Real Estate
APRIL 22, 2016 19

S P E C I A L R E P O R T

INSIDE THE LIST FACES OF THE LIST

The relative decline Why bankruptcies

of bankruptcies arent a bad thing
Bankruptcy filings Tonkon Torp attorney
particularly those from Al Kennedy is a big

R Oregons businesses continue

to decline in Oregon. But
believer in the idea
that bankruptcies, as
Oregon still faces a high rate difficult as they may
biggest business of personal bankruptcies
when compared with
be for those involved,
are an essential
bankruptcies 21 data from other states.
BRANDON SAWYER, 21
tenet of capitalism.
SUZANNE STEVENS, 23
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SPECIAL REPORT

PORTLAND
TURNAROUND
ARTISTS
Two corporate restructuring experts on
how to avoid needing to call them
BY ERIK SIEMERS | esiemers@bizjournals.com, @PDXBizErik

When it comes time to invite Ed Hostmann or Clyde Hamstreet into your business, things
likely arent going well. Hostmann of Lake Oswego-based Edward Hostmann Inc., and
Clyde Hamstreet of Portland-based Hamstreet & Associates, are experts in the field of
restructuring or turning around distressed companies. Hostmann, for example, in 2010
was appointed by a federal judge to take control of struggling wood products firm North
Pacific Group, which at the time was Oregons third-largest private company. Hamstreet,
meanwhile, was handed two of Oregons biggest turnaround challenges: Sunwest
Management and Cover Oregon. We asked them to tell us more about the problems that
cause their services to be needed and what companies can do to avoid them.

How would you and take quick and decisive action.

describe your
work? Hamstreet: First, we define the problems
Ed Hostmann: We and identify achievable solutions that
provide consulting benefit the company (as opposed to
services to firms in serving the interest of third parties).
financial distress. Next, we prepare a workable cash flow
Edward Hostmann plan. That step can be quite tough
Inc. has represented and sometimes requires a hard-nosed
debtors and creditors approach.
in and out of bankruptcy. In bankruptcy
this representation has included being At what point should a company realize
the Chapter 11 trustee. EHI has been a it needs help?
Federal Receiver and State Court Receiver
in Oregon and Washington. Nationally we Hostmann: Companies in trouble are
have represented, as an advisor, financial generally bleeding cash, their relationship
institutions facing the prospect of loan with lenders has turned rocky, their best
losses from corporate borrowers. employees are heading for the door, and
payables are stretched. The company is in
trouble, but is management or ownership
Clyde Hamstreet: ready to accept outside help? This is the
Hamstreet & determining factor.
Associates employs a
dozen professionals
with skills in Hamstreet: A good indicator is when
finance, accounting, a company loses the ability to pay bills
operations, and in time to take cash discounts. Cash is a
management. We companys blood flow and leakage can
provide services to result in a serious loss of corporate health.
businesses under
financial stress If you could give a company one piece
that run the gamut from advisory on of advice for avoiding these situations,
the one hand to crisis management and what would it be?
restructuring on the other. Hostmann: The only constant in business
is change. If your firm is not evolving with
What problems most lead to companies your markets, you will eventually be left in
seeking your services? the dust.
Hostmann: Management does not adjust
to ever-changing market conditions. To Hamstreet: Senior management needs a
be competitive, management needs to respected voice to ask questions. Why is
constantly improve how they operate their the company making a cash commitment
business. When management cant stop to this project? Why is the company losing
the companys losses, secured lenders will money? What is the plan to turn earnings
sometimes require the company to hire an positive? Avoid creating an environment
outside crisis or turnaround manager. dominated by a single perspective.

Hamstreet: Negative cash flow and
earnings are the major factors that drive
our clients to seek help, and the issues
have usually been around long enough to
cause serious stress in the organization.
The problems can arise from many
causes, internal and external. They can
include changing technologies, loss of
market share, contraction of credit, poor
management decisions, or overaggressive
growth.
Whats the first thing you do to get a
company back on its feet?
Hostmann: Cash is King. The first thing
we do is get the company quickly back
on positive cash flow (more cash coming
in than going out). Then we make correct
assessments, establish strategic priorities,
With fewer bankruptcy filings these
days, is restructuring taking up less of
your workload?
Hostmann: Chapter 11 Bankruptcy is a
very expensive and defined process and
most small- to medium-size businesses
cant afford the cost, the business
disruption and the outside demands.
Restructurings and liquidations are
continuing; but in out of court settings.
Hamstreet: We are doing fewer formal
restructurings and more advisory work
that includes an informal restructuring
component. We also have the occasional
unusual project such as our Cover Oregon
work.
APRIL 22, 2016 21

Researcher Brandon Sawyer compiles

The List for the Business Journal.

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Bankruptcies crash, remain higher locally

Far fewer businesses and individuals have to resort to bankruptcy protection these days than five years ago when Oregon and the nation were just beginning to recover from the
Great Recession. Comparing 2015 to 2011, business filings fell 48 percent nationally and a whopping 62 percent in Oregon, while non-business filings declined a more modest 40
percent nationally and 38 percent in Oregon. Yet the state still has stubbornly more bankruptcies per capita, 380 in 2015, than most Western states, surpassed only by Nevada, 320,
and Utah, 251. The more drastic Chapter 7 liquidations accounted for 80 percent of bankruptcies in Oregon last year, but only 63 percent of U.S. bankruptcies. Business filings made
up just 2 percent of the states bankruptcies last year. Looking closer, 72 percent of them were Chapter 7, indicating business failures, compared to 64 percent nationwide. Eleven
percent were Chapter 11 debt reorganizations and 17 percent were Chapter 13 filings, allowing smaller businesses more time to pay off debts and continue operating.

P Oregon business bankruptcies U.S. business filings P

600
130 b Oregon Chapters 11, 12 and
13 business filings
50,000
399.0
47,806
b Oregon Chapter 7 business filings 816.6
500
40,075
b U.S. business filings
380.1
136
430.9
33,212 694.4
400 40,000
102 319.9
26,983
251.1 382.0
300
24,735
487.2
58
59
200 30,000 411.8 628.8

100
PERSONAL BANKRUPTCIES PER CAPITA (2015)
One out of every 380 Oregonians
419 288 262 188 150 filed for bankruptcy last year more
0 20,000 than most neighboring states
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 SOURCE: U.S. COURTS

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BUSINESS BANKRUPTCIES FILED DURING 2015 IN OREGON

RANKED BY TOTAL DEBTS DECLARED IN BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS
Date Attorney / case Major creditor/
Debtor / URL Address / phone Debts Assets Type filed number amount Judge / district R CLOSER LOOK

$53M
Ignition Managing
9450 S.W. Gemini Dr. #101 Voluntary
1 Earth Class Mail Corp. Beaverton, OR 97008
$13.74 $1.21
Chapter
Feb. 27, Nicholas J. Directors Fund Trish M.
earthclassmail.com million million 2015 Henderson / 15-30982 LLC / $7.48 Brown / Oregon
971-250-5000 11
million
Combined total debts of the
Voluntary Morgan Stanley debtors on The List.
2 Nolan Town Center LLC 250 N.W. Franklin Ave.#204 $12.56 $9.18
Chapter
July 6, Keith Y.
Capital 1 / $11.86
Randall L.

$19M
Bend, OR 97703 million million 2015 Boyd / 15-33273 Dunn / Oregon
11 million

Mastercraft Furniture 1620 Wilco Rd. $6.8 Voluntary May 18, Robert J. Vanden
IKEA Supply
Thomas M. Combined total assets of the
3 Inc. Stayton, OR 97383 million
$516,489
Chapter 7 2015 Bos / 15-61685
AG / $2.99
Renn / Oregon debtors on The List.
million

4
Quantum Resource
Recovery Inc.
2700 N.W. Front Ave.
Portland, OR 97210
503-646-2427
$3.47
million
$5.12
million
Voluntary
Chapter
71
May 22,
2015
Albert N.
Kennedy / 15-32483
Columbia
Bank / $2.2
million
Peter C.
McKittrick / Oregon
275%
Overall debt-to-asset ratio of
the debtors on The List.

Milne Construction Co. 5757 S.W. MacAdam Ave.#150

$2.87 Voluntary Oct. 23, Stephen T.
Evolve Bank &
Randall L. MOST ASSETS
5 Portland, OR 97239
million
$830,092
Chapter 7 2015 Boyke / 15-34958
Trust / $1.11
Dunn / Oregon Here are the debtors on
503-222-9836 million
The List re-ranked by total
assets:
Masterpiece 7515 N.E. Ambassador Pl., Ste. L $2.86 Voluntary Oct. 7, Stephen T. Mark and Roberta Randall L.
6 Investments Corp. Portland, OR 97220 million
$46,523
Chapter 7 2015 Boyke / 15-34717 Ghiglieri / $917,331 Dunn / Oregon Nolan Town Center
$9.2M
LLC

Quantum Resource
$5.1M
Memorial Construction 5757 S.W. Macadam Ave.#150 $2.3 Voluntary Aug. 17, Stephen T.
Maui Memorial Park
Randall L.
Recovery Inc.
7 Co. Portland, OR 97239 million
$192,856
Chapter 7 2015 Boyke / 15-33950
LLC / $2
Dunn / Oregon
million Earth Class Mail
$1.2M
Corp.

Milne Construction
8 Freshly Wild Inc. 2725 N.E. 25th Ave. $1.7
$574,999
Voluntary April 23, Benjamin C. Robert Peter C.
Co.
$830K
Portland, OR 97212 million Chapter 7 2015 Seiken / 15-31991 Klemm / $892,687 McKittrick / Oregon
Bodewig's
Renewable Energy $677K
10110 S.W. Nimbus Ave., Ste. B-6 Voluntary LLC
9 Impact Medical LLC Portland, OR 97223
$1.57
$264,270 Chapter
April 2, Nicholas J. E.J. Randall L.
million 2015 Henderson / 15-31606 Duffy / $455,900 Dunn / Oregon
impactmedicalco.com 503-521-7669 71

ABOUT THE LIST

Bodewig's Renewable Information was obtained
2820 N.W. Nela St. $1.31 Voluntary Nov. 24, Robert J. Kuehne + Nagel Trish M.
10 Energy LLC Portland, OR 97210 million
$20,375
Chapter 7 2015 Vanden / 15-35466 Inc. / $890,000 Brown / Oregon
from public bankruptcy
ecozoomstove.com filings and could not be
independently verified
by the Portland Business
2807 S.E. 75th Ave. Contractors Journal. In case of ties,
11 Cloud Enterprises LLC Hillsboro, OR 97123
$1.31
$192,702
Voluntary April 28, Thomas W.
Northwest
Peter C.
companies are listed
million Chapter 7 2015 Stilley / 15-32068 McKittrick / Oregon
503-747-2468 Inc. / $574,834 alphabetically.

NEED A COPY
PB Worldwide LLC P.O. Box 301143 $1.01 Voluntary Feb. 11, Noah Acuity Trish M. OF THE LIST?
12 Portland, OR 97294 million
$275,000
Chapter 7 2015 Bishop / 15-30626 Lending / $999,884 Brown / Oregon Information for obtaining
reprints, Web permissions
and commemorative
plaques, call 800-927-2363.
American Star Metal 23232 S. Hwy. 99 E
Voluntary June 5, Ted A. Randall L. More information can be
13 Fabrication LLC Canby, OR 97013 $544,462 $124,420
Chapter 7 2015 Troutman / 15-32784
NA
Dunn / Oregon found online by clicking the
503-263-4000
Store tab near the top of
the site.
2012 N.W. Vaughn St.
14 Reed/Harris Inc. Portland, OR 97209 $458,001 $29,185
Voluntary Sept. 16, Ted A. U.S. Randall L. WANT TO BE
reedharris.com Chapter 7 2015 Troutman / 15-34416 Bank / $149,300 Dunn / Oregon ON THE LIST?
503-224-1812
If you wish to be surveyed
when The List is next
updated, or if you wish to
15 Giahm Inc. 11741 S.E. Oak St.
$295,852 $970
Voluntary Aug. 6, Ted A. Ranieri Trish M.
be considered for other
Portland, OR 97216 Chapter 7 2015 Troutman / 15-33788 Plumbing / $59,297 Brown / Oregon
Lists, email your contact
information to Brandon
Sawyer at bsawyer@
Western Aircraft 1610 N.W. Perimeter Way
Voluntary July 23, Ted A. Internal Revenue Randall L. bizjournals.com.
16 Propeller Inc. Troutdale, OR 97060 $225,461 $47,036
Chapter 7 2015 Troutman / 15-33532 Service / $150,000 Dunn / Oregon
503-667-8865
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To see this and other lists
online (often including more
Bodewig's Renewable 61681 Hwy. 395 S
Voluntary
April 15, Dale CCPD Randall L. listings and information not
17 Energy LLC Pilot Rock, OR 97868
$181,525 $676,500 Chapter
2015 Smith / 15-31824 Inc. / $135,747 Dunn / Oregon shown in print) visit:
12
www.bizjournals.com/
portland/topic/lists.
Salem Chamber 388 State St. SE#475 Voluntary Nov. 11,
Rex K. Daunes and
Baker Artists Frank R Alley III
18 Orchestra Salem, OR 97301
$40,677 $19,043
Chapter 7 2015
David T.
LLC / $17,755 / Oregon
Johnson / 15-63804

1 Previously Chapter 11.

NOTES: NA = not applicable, not available or not approved \ = Not ranked last year.
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FACES OF THE LIST I dont think so. Theres a great

quote from Frank Borman, the

Albert Kennedy
former CEO of Eastern Airlines:
Capitalism needs bankruptcies just
like Christianity needs hell. You want
people to invest and take risks and
TONKON TORP LLP try to grow companies and try to be
entrepreneurial. Some are not going

A
l Kennedy has worked on succeeding, but it does mean if they hit to succeed, and thats why we have a
plenty of complicated and a bump in the road, it can be difficult. bankruptcy system. You want people to
high-profile bankruptcies be able to recover from that and go on.
throughout his 40-year career. What does your crystal ball tell you Its part of the landscape of capitalism.
The most challenging was the about where were headed in terms Its unfortunate for the people involved,
reorganization of retirement home of bankruptcies? The crystal ball something else happens. We cant but Ive had multiple instances where
operator Sunwest Management. would tell us that human nature predict what it will be but something people have used the process as it is
When that started, it was literally hasnt changed and that consequently likely will happen. The business cycle intended to be used and have emerged
a day-to-day crisis about whether there are going to be issues. We are has not been outlawed and human stronger and continue to operate
wed be able to deliver food to more now seven years into this economic nature has not changed. decades later.
than 200 senior living homes, recovery. History would indicate that
Kennedy said. we have maybe one year to run before Well thats discouraging. Actually, Suzanne Stevens, @PDXBizSuzanne
The companys assets were
eventually sold in a bankruptcy
auction for $1.3 billion and ultimately
many investors were paid in full,
according to Kennedy.
As for the bankruptcy landscape
in Oregon, last year was a slow one.
There were 20 Chapter 11 filings in
Oregon in 2015, a 28 percent decline
from 2014.
We talked to Kennedy about how
Oregon stacks up nationally and
about why hes fond of the quote:
Capitalism needs bankruptcies just
like Christianity needs hell.
The interview has been edited for
brevity and clarity.

Chapter 11 filings were down in

Oregon last year. Is that a national
trend? Not necessarily. Bankruptcies in
the energy and retail sectors are up and
there have been some significant ones.
Sports Authority is probably the biggest
in retail, but there are big ones as well
in the energy sector.

Any trends in Oregon filings? There are

businesses that have had issues because
of a sustained decline in commodity
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bankruptcy filings in Oregon reflect a
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STRATEGIES
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Were just big kids playing with dolls
ANIMATIONFOCUSED AD SHOP HOUSESPECIAL KEEPS ROLLING SINCE LAIKA SPINOFF
HouseSpecial co-owners Al Cubillas, Kirk Kelley and Lourri Hammack retained their staff, and iconic accounts like M&Ms, when their firm spun out from Laika Inc.
BY JONATHAN FROCHTZWAJG
Contributing writer
T
o be more than just a drawing, an
animated character needs, well, a
character: a distinct personality, a
spark of life.
Thats HouseSpecials specialty, said
Kirk Kelley, chief creative officer of the
Portland animation studio. If you want
the story to keep going, the viewer has to
empathize with the characters, he said.
Were very well-respected in the indus-
try for that character development.
Case in point: the M&Ms Red and
Yellow characters. Kelley, who has
been doing animation work for M&Ms
for more than 20 years, said he knows
the candy-shelled comedic duo as well as
(and perhaps better than) his own fam-
ily. Reds more brash and fiery, and Yel-
lows a little slower, but in a kind of idiot
savant way, he said. Its all about their
personalities, because thats what makes
them endearing.
This time two years ago, HouseSpe-
cial was bringing characters like Red and
Yellow to life as LAIKA/house, the adver-
tising arm of the Phil Knightowned
stop-motion studio LAIKA. But in 2014,
Knights Hillsboro-based studio decid-
ed to focus exclusively on feature films,
spinning off the so-called commercial
division into its own company.
The break was a remarkably clean
one: the division heads, including Kel-
ley, president Lourri Hammack and chief
operations officer Al Cubillas, became
the co-owners of the new company;
R CLOSER LOOK
The company: HouseSpecial
Location: Portland
Owners: Lourri Hammack, Kirk Kelley,
Al Cubillas
Key clients: Honey Nut Cheerios,
M&Ms, Planters, Hagen-Dazs
Website: www.housespecial.com
most LAIKA/house staff became Hous-
eSpecial employees; and HouseSpe-
cial took over LAIKAs entire commer-
cial book of business, which includes
household brands like Honey Nut Chee-
rios, Planters and Hagen-Dazs. The new
studio even stayed in its old space it just
had to start paying rent.
On Friday, we were LAIKA/house
employees, and on Saturday, when we
were still working on the same projects
in the same building, we were Hous-
eSpecial employees, recalled Cubillas.
Smooth transition
Today, HouseSpecial employees work
out of a 13,500-square-foot, hangar-like
space in the Kerns neighborhood. (The
company also leases 3,400 square feet
across the street.) Models of whimsical
characters from past jobs line a ledge
above the open central area, where most
of the companys 40 staffers click away
on large-monitored computers. Gath-
ered in the Monte Carlo (all the meet-
ing rooms are named after shuttered
Portland bars: Satyricon, Slabtown, Mag-
ic Gardens), the studios co-owners say
splitting away from LAIKA hasnt much
changed their everyday work.
True, being part of a larger compa-
ny meant dividing the labor of back-of-
fice functions like human resources and
accounting. And, of course, it meant hav-
ing the safety net of the Knight fortune:
Thats a different cash flow than being landscape, Hammack takes a construc-
an independent company, said Kelley.
But thats about it.
Day to day, its like, we had a great
team of people that did great work, and
we still have a great team of people doing
great work, Kelley said. It was almost than concentrating on one business line.
seamless.
Tim Bayne, of New York ad agency
BBDO, confirms that.
To be honest, I cant even remem-
ber if I knew they were breaking off,
said the executive creative director, who
has worked with Kelley on the M&Ms
account for more than a decade.
Bayne said BBDO has stuck with Kel-
ley and company because theyre more
active and collaborative than other ani-
mation studios, using their deep famil-
iarity with the M&Ms characters to
improve the creative work. Theyre
not just a service-oriented production
house, he said. Theyre giving us more;
theyre pushing the creative. It starts to
feel more like a team.
Freedom in independence
In many ways, going independent has
given HouseSpecial more freedom.
Working as LAIKA/house, we were
solely focused on work-for-hire. Now,
we have opportunities to get into some
25
CATHY CHENEY
different spaces, said Hammack. The
company is starting to develop original,
short- to mid-form content targeted at
the fast-growing field of digital distrib-
utors. Acknowledging that advertising
dollars are being spread more thinly
across an increasingly fragmented media
tive stance.
With all the Hulus the variety of
platforms its a golden age of content
production, she declared. It provides
many more opportunities for studios
Original-content production is a busi-
ness-savvy direction, said Rosemary
Colliver, head of business affairs at LAI-
KA and a former colleague of HouseSpe-
cials co-owners. Driven by millennial
tastes, demand for short, digital-native
content is growing: Some of these dig-
ital content distributors are purchas-
ing shortform content at pretty healthy
rates, she said.
At the same time, the audience for ani-
mation is broadening. Colliver pointed to
the recently released, R-rated stop-mo-
tion film Anomalisa. Its no longer a
kids medium, she said.
Or is it?
On a recent workday at HouseSpecials
studio, one employee is putting together a
model of the red M&Ms character. In the
next room, creatures ranging from cute to
macabre populate a tabletop. Hammack
excitedly shows off a fantastical diorama
from a recent stop-motion short.
At the end of the day, she said, were
just big kids who play with dolls.
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Stables, 16723 S. Williams
Road, Beavercreek 97004.
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The Business Leads is a collection of New civil lawsuits .................... 30 S.W. Sarala St., Beaverton David Thompson, D.
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Road, Portland 97222.
Amanjot Bahia, OC Foxys,
15224 S.E. McLoughlin Blvd.,
Portland 97267.
Michael Schaeffer, Schaeffer
Real Estate Consulting Service,
21 Aquinas, Lake Oswego
97035.
Linda Beuckens, J&L
Consulting Services, 3470
Riverknoll Way, West Linn
97068.
Drew Russell, Britewood
Apartments, 790 Terrace
Drive, Lake Oswego 97034.
Axness & Kofman Real
Estate, 5200 Meadows Road
Suite 150, Lake Oswego
97035.
Susan Durham, She
Is Clothed, 15614 S.E.
Meadowlark Lane, Milwaukie
97267.
Andy Parks, Campbell Lane
Winery, 27411 S.W. Campbell
Lane, West Linn 97068.
Hershel House, Portland
Knives, 250 Princeton Ave. No.
102, Gladstone 97027.
Terry McGill, Heart and Soul
Services, 12500 S.E. Huron
St., Clackamas 97015.
Theresa Tuffli, Heart
Katherine Kidd, Kidd
Marketing, 5200 S.W.
Meadows Road Suite 150, Lake
Oswego 97035.
Julia Shaw, Shaw Marketing,
4597 S.E. Brookside Drive Apt.
22, Portland 97222.
Janey Rose, Complete
Fitness, 1615 Jamie Circle,
West Linn 97068.
Lisa Haymore, Hair and
Makeup by Lisa, 1891 Sixth
Ave., West Linn 97068.
Columbia County
Teresa McClain, Rainier Farm
& Meats, 75939 Heath Road,
Rainier 97048.
Karol Rawlings, Columbia
River Candies, P.O. Box 664,
Clatskanie 97016.
Ellen Spaulding, The
Junque Trunque, P.O. Bx 267,
Clatskanie 97016.
Mark Fox, Steam 33, 295 S.
First St., St. Helens 97051.
Tim Bero, TNW Inc., 55325
Timber Road, Vernonia 97064.
Multnomah County
Amy White, Big Yellow
Farmstead, 3806 S.E. 34th
Ave., Portland 97202.
Brandon Clemmens,
Clemmens Painting, 7306 N.
Hodge Ave., Portland 97203.
Portland Mortgage, 1126
N.W. Marshall St., Portland
97209.
JH Frank Construction,
8435 S.W. Terwilliger Blvd.,
Portland 97219.
Ramona Nedelcu, PDX
Building Services, 10929 S.E.
Harold St., Portland 97266.
Troy Bacon, Fairview
Orthodontics, 1547 N.E.
Market Drive, Fairview 97024.
Charles Nakvasil, Moreland
Theatre, 6712 S.E. Milwaukie
Ave., Portland 97202.
Erin Benadik, Spirit Dragon
Healing Arts, 6079 S.W.
Beaverton Hillsdale Highway,
Portland 97221.
Simons Office, P.O. Box
820174, Portland 97282.
Anurag Patel, Portland Expo
Center Inn, 4801 N. Interstate
Ave., Portland 97217.
Jorge Santos, JR Landscape
Maintenance, 530 S.E. 197th
Ave. Unit 14, Portland 97233.
Oregon Cannabis Law
Group, 4531 S.E. Belmont St.
Suite 207, Portland 97215.
Michelle Jones,
Greshamtoday2, 21417 S.E.
Alder St., Gresham 97030.
Marlena Nielsen, Sculpture
by Marlena, 902 E. Historic
Columbia River Highway Unit
3, Troutdale 97060.
Mitch Paola, Naturally Built
Woodworking, 5350 S.E.
Chase, Gresham 97080.
Bridgetown Hosting Co.,
649 S.W. Sherman St.,
Portland 97201.
Jon Mitchell, Healthinsight
Oregon, 2020 S.W. Fourth Ave.
Suite 520, Portland 97201.
Alexander Bowers, Bowers
Built, 2724 S.E. Kelly St.,
Portland 97202.
Alex Orr, Cutwell Co., 6855
N. Burlington Ave. No. 318,
Portland 97203.
Shalom YAll, 126 S.W.
Second Ave. Suite 103,
Portland 97204.
Virginia Jones, Lost River
Spirits, 818 S.W. Third Ave.
Apt. 209, Portland 97204.
Step It Up Ballroom
Society, Attn: Darin D. Honn
1000 S.W. Broadway Suite
1400, Portland 97205.
Jeffrey Nudelman, Timbers
Center, 1121 S.W. Salmon St.
Suite 500, Portland 97205.
Jeffrey Nudelman, Timbers
Public House, 1121 S.W.
Salmon St. Suite 500, Portland
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97205.
Mark Dawkins, Pacific Golf
& Turf, c/o John M. McGuigan
805 S.W. Broadway Suite
1900, Portland 97205.
Ashley Asbjornsen, Cedar
Ring Schoolhouse, S.E.
Raymond St., Portland 97206.
Run Zeng, Beijing House,
2805 S.E. 79th Ave., Portland
97206.
Joshua Fancher, Premier
Mobile DJS, P.O. Box 4798,
Portland 97208.
Jeff McHugh, 1040 N.W.
Naito Parkway Apt. O-8,
Portland 97209.
April Rinne, 1420 N.W.
Lovejoy St. Unit 515, Portland
97209.
David Keyes, Panenka, 822
N.E. Mason St., Portland
97211.
Fitness Intension, 333 N.E.
Russell St. No. 209, Portland
97212.
Hanna Jordan, Inner Balance
Tonics, 4225 N.E. Tillamook
St., Portland 97213.
Emily Mieren, The Inspired
Oil Tribe, 2856 N.E. 46th Ave.,
Portland 97213.
Karl-Heinz Meier, Ellyger,
24 N.E. 45th Ave., Portland
97213.
Cannabis Growers Union,
1955 S.E. Morrison St. Apt.
406, Portland 97214.
Oregon Cannabis Exchange,
1955 S.E. Morrison St. Apt.
406, Portland 97214.
Portland Cannabis
Exchange, 1955 S.E.
Morrison St. Apt. 406,
Portland 97214.
Marti Frank, Evaluation +
Strategy for Social Innovation,
4225 S.E. Morrison St.,
Portland 97215.
Ang Sherpa, Sherpa Nirvana,
11814 E. Burnside St.,
Portland 97216.
Bryan Aptekar, Portland
Vagabond, 6825 N. Borthwick
Ave., Portland 97217.
Eleazar Diaz, Organica, 7120
N.E. Killingsworth St. Unit 57,
Portland 97218.
Devin Van Domelin, Mad
Stoat Maskworks, 4931 S.W.
Stephenson St., Portland
97219.
Domenico Russo, Da Mimmo,
2175 S.W. Taylors Ferry Road,
Portland 97219.
Samantha Stuart, Samantha
Stuart DC, 11657 N.E. Glisan
St., Portland 97220.
Phil Barnhart, Le Chateau
Du Barnhart, 6510 S.W. Raab
Road, Portland 97221.
Laurie Price, Square Root
Project, 6305 S.W. Sweetbriar
Court, Portland 97221.
Will Wright, Liberty Lodge
Estates, 809 N. Russell St.,
Portland 97227.
Elizaveta Bazarova,
Elisabazarova, 681 N.E. 162nd
Ave., Portland 97230.
Judith Black, Paper Magic
Moments, 15530 N.E. Knott
St. Unit 47, Portland 97230.
Mary Lou Hadwick, Floral
Fantasy, 3439 N.E. Sandy Blvd.
No. 111, Portland 97232.
Sheryl Ford, Eden On The
Corner, 1110 S.E. 169th Ave.,
Portland 97233.
Marniy Jones,
Firepaperstone, 220 S.E.
151st Ave., Portland 97233.
Yuliya Yudintsev, The
Dharma Guild Gems, 15828
S.E. Tibbetts St., Portland
97236.
Bud Rub, P.O. Box 28682,
Portland 97282.
Kevin Kinsella, VK Book
Publishing Services, P.O. Box
40151, Portland 97240.
John Dehaas, Searchlight
Consulting, P.O. Box 940,
Fairview 97024.
Murray Woods Apartments,
4380 S.W. MacAdam Ave.
Suite 380, Portland 97201.
Barbara Ateshzar, You Have
Arrived Real Estate, 2347 N.E.
62nd Ave., Portland 97213.
Elisha Alcantara, Elisha
Alcantara Realty Group, 9037
S.W. 49th Ave., Portland
97219.
Fir Grove Apartments, 4380
S.W. MacAdam Ave. Suite 380,
Portland 97201.
Charles Nakvasil, Valley
Cinema Pub, 6712 S.E.
Milwaukie Ave., Portland
97202.
Phoebe Jiang, Wallys
Chinese Kitchen, 215 N.E.
94th Ave., Portland 97220.
Maurice Cardwell, Legendary
Custom Apparel, 12130 S.E.
Kelly St., Portland 97266.
Genie Gleeson, The Sweet
Genie, 7424 S.E. 17th Ave.,
Portland 97202.
Mehri Gaspeed, Mehris
Bakery & Cafe, 6923 S.E. 52nd
Ave., Portland 97206.
Corey Barr, Gooney Bird
Seafoods, 5827 S.W. Vermont
St., Portland 97219.
Troy Mannthey, Gresham
4 Wheel Drive, 2050 N.W.
Burnside Road, Gresham
97030.
Loay Heles, High Five Smoke
Shop, 901 S.W. Highland
Drive, Gresham 97080.
Balak Ram, 7 Eleven #35597,
2835 S.E. Steele St. Apt. 6,
Portland 97202.
Illuminati Seeds, 805
S.W. Broadway Suite 2400,
Portland 97205.
Jeffrey Nudelman, Timbers
Bar & Ale House, 1121 S.W.
Salmon St. Suite 500, Portland
97205.
Evolved Arts, 5405 N.E.
PROSPECTING ENTRIES
Assumed business names ........27
New businesses ........................28
New corporations .................... 30
REAL ESTATE LISTINGS
Building permits .......................27
Commercial ..............................32
Residential ................................32
Sacramento St., Portland
97213.
Cannabis Depot, 1955
S.E. Morrison St. Apt. 406,
Portland 97214.
Alfredo Casimiro, Angies
Accessories, 15828 S.E. Stark
St. Apt. I, Portland 97233.
Jamyang Tsering, J Tees
Screen Printing, 3317 S.E.
122nd Ave. Apt. 17, Portland
97236.
Amy Roberts, Mayfly
Flowers, 6212 S.E. 87th Ave.,
Portland 97266.
Ian Austin, Yonder House
Trading Co., P.O. Box 29014,
Portland 97296.
Tara Lemaire, Mother Earth
Alchemist, 103 S.W. Meade St.
Apt. 3, Portland 97201.
Coach Training EDU, 3605
N.E. US Grant Place, Portland
97212.
Ginger Hebert, Meowpoww
Media, 1018 N.E. 70th Ave.,
Portland 97213.
Christopher Thibadeau,
Black Cat Imaging, 11836
N.E. San Rafael St., Portland
97220.
Linda Safran, Resource
Development Services, 430
N.E. 16th Ave. Apt. 132,
Portland 97232.
Jorge Herrera, Avilas Auto
Body Detail, 4957 N. McCoy
Court, Portland 97203.
Paige Sullivan, Sibannac
Solutions, 5889 S.E. 18th St.,
Gresham 97080.
Lili Pang, Lili Pang Graphic
Design, 4719 S.E. Cora St.,
Portland 97206.
E.J. Duffy, Impact Medical
Partners, 1717 S.W. Highland
Road, Portland 97221.
Herbert Holloway, Blackdog
Enterprises, 1945 S.E. 150th
Ave., Portland 97233.
Deandre Woods, Trust No
One Entertainment, 23913
S.E. Oak St., Gresham 97030.
Charles Nakvasil, Cinemagic
Theatre, 6712 S.E. Milwaukie
Ave., Portland 97202.
David Shur, Fremont Theater,
5835 N. Burrage Ave.,
Portland 97217.
Brian Warner, Club Seven
Fitness, 220 S.W. Main St.,
Portland 97204.
My Barber, 800 S.W.
Washington St., Portland
97205.
Kevi Keenom, Little Wing
Acupuncture, 3905 S.E. 70th
Ave., Portland 97206.
Karl Kolbeck PT, Rose City
Physical Therapy, 1515 N.W.
18th Ave. Suite 400, Portland
97209.
Center for Ayurveda and
Yoga Study, 925 N.W. Davis
St., Portland 97209.
Janet Comer, Janet Comer
Yoga, 4513 S.E. Belmont St.
Suite 313, Portland 97215.
Drew Henrie-McWilliams,
The Foster Care Network,
11035 N.E. Sandy Blvd.,
Portland 97220.
Drew Henrie-McWilliams,
Foster Family Care Network,
11035 N.E. Sandy Blvd.,
Portland 97220.
Beverly Hansen, Beverly
Hansen Counseling, 13337
S.E. Clay St., Portland 97233.
Lieu Nguyen, Troutdale
Nails, 25659 S.E. Stark St.,
Troutdale 97060.
Renee Cascino, PDX Nails on
Point, 9138 N. Seward Ave.,
Portland 97217.
Robert Holman,
Holmanwindowcleaning, 711
S.E. 60th Apt. 6, Portland
97215.
Tsaan Saelee, Saelee
Professional Cleaning, 6806
N. Greenwich Ave., Portland
97217.
Michael Mills, Clean
Portland, 4720 N.E. Going St.,
Portland 97218.
Robel Berhan, Help Point
Medical Transport, 2024 N.E.
Schuyler St., Portland 97212.
Corey Barr, Gooney Bird
Transport and Towing, 5827
S.W. Vermont St., Portland
97219.
Vladimir Pechenyuk, Vlad P.
Trucking, 18517 S.E. Lincoln
St., Portland 97233.
Washington County
John Spurgeon, Woolly Tail
Ranch, 25130 N.W. Mountain
Drive, Banks 97106.
John Zuber, Zuber Concrete,
7845 S.W. Frobase Road,
Tualatin 97062.
Legacy Gutters, 1854 S.W.
Lavenir Terrace, Forest Grove
97116.
Durevol Construction
Services, 9450 S.W. Gemini
Drive, Beaverton 97008.
Mike Shurts, A Custom Touch
Construction, 2765 N. Irvine
Court, Cornelius 97113.
Valdene Varde, Oregon
Progressive Construction, The
UPS Store No. 826 2459 S.E.
Tualatin Valley Highway No.
14, Hillsboro 97123.
Raymond Andrews, Mavin
Lawn Care, 2822 12th Ave.,
Forest Grove 97116.
Raymond Kuehl, Stable
Roots Lawn Services, 25823
S.W. Rainbow Lane, Hillsboro
97123.
Joana Mandujano, Vics
Lawn Care, 2733 N.E. Laura
St., Hillsboro 97124.
Green Label Manufacturing
Europe, 8406 N.W. Timber
Ridge Court, Portland 97229.
Jerry Nesseth, Oregon
Adventure Ministries, 14211
S.W. Barrows Road, Beaverton
Drive, Beaverton 97008.
Ugesh Prasad, Pro-Jan-Tek
USASD Inc., 3240 S.W. Valley
Circle, Beaverton 97008.
Susan McDonald, Endcap
Expo, 443 Vista Ridge Court,
Gaston 97119.
Blazin, 1575 S.E. Brookwood
Ave., Hillsboro 97123.
Casey Coleman, Oregon On
Demand, 488 S.E. 24th Ave.,
Hillsboro 97123.
Andrew Weaver, Andrew
James Weaver, 387 N.W.
Treglown Court, Hillsboro
97124.
Brenda Wilson, RVCOCO,
6816 N.E. Willowgrove St.,
Hillsboro 97124.
Elizabeth Kilada, Modern
Met Chic, P.O. Box 775, North
Plains 97133.
Ni Hao, 6950 S.W. Hampton
St. Suite 101, Tigard 97223.
Anthony Cristofaro, Oregon
Drone Imaging, 8700 S.W.
75th Ave., Portland 97223.
Leanne Bowker, Cherry,
10300 S.W. Greenburg Road
Suite 530, Portland 97223.
Bruce Williams, Epic Hitz,
7620 S.W. 84th Ave., Portland
97223.
The Jax, 1600 S.W. Cedar
Hills Blvd. Suite 101-B,
Portland 97225.
The River Lofts, 1600 S.W.
Cedar Hills Blvd. Suite 101-B,
Portland 97225.
1335 North, 1600 S.W.
Cedar Hills Blvd. Suite 101-B,
Portland 97225.
6525 North, 1600 S.W.
Cedar Hills Blvd. Suite 101-B,
Portland 97225.
Ronald R. Lawson, 15973
N.W. Heckman Lane, Portland
97229.
Bright Start, P.O. Box 91344,
Portland 97291.
Leanne Bowker, Cherry
Magazine, 10300 S.W.
Greenburg Road Suite 530,
Portland 97223.
Kathryn Scott, Charles Clivie
Publishing, 10560 S.W. Kent
St., Tigard 97224.
Lisa Domenigoni, LMD
Consulting, 10918 S.W.
Celeste Lane Apt. 304,
Portland 97225.
Rajiv Jain, Hawthorne Villa
Apartments, 13489 N.W.
Trevino St., Portland 97229.
David Quinn, Aloha Grill,
19267 S.W. Martinazzi Ave.,
Tualatin 97062.
ZH Motorsports, 17653 N.W.
Dogwood Court, Beaverton
97006.
Kirby Cuff, Whisk & Wine,
14800 N.W. Cornell Road Apt.
5-F, Portland 97229.
Theresa Welsh, In Her
Image Gallery, 14268 S.W.
Farmington Road, Beaverton
97005.
Shar Calder, Cauldron Soup
and Sandwiches, 13205 S.W.
Tapadera St., Beaverton
97008.
Shimmi Munson, Heart by
Hand Cards and Creations,
37265 N.W. Treasure Lane,
Cornelius 97113.
Anna Levario, Daisys
Flower Box, 16200 S.W.
Pacific Highway Suite H-269,
Portland 97224.
Jason Posner, In-Ex
Upholstery Supplies, 4905
S.W. Scholls Ferry Road,
Portland 97225.
Chloe Stewart, Chloe Courier,
11725 S.W. Fifth St. Apt. 6,
Beaverton 97005.
Stacy Thelin, SBT Services,
8685 N.W. Soda Springs Road,
Gales Creek 97117.
Jacklyn OConnor, OCD
Helping Hands LLC, 924 N.E.
21st Ave., Hillsboro 97124.
Vincent Defabis, Portland
Notary Service, 16126 S.W.
104th Ave., Tigard 97224.
Stephen Besser, Back Pain
Relief Center, 13305 N.W.
Carrie Ariniello, New
Generation Staffing, 29455
S.W. Heater Road, Sherwood
97140.
Matthew Ramos, M.R.
Bodywork, 13975 S.W. Lisa
Lane, Beaverton 97005.
Patrick Latrail, Top Shelf
Personal Training, 1303 N.W.
114th Ave., Portland 97229.
Craig Brubaker, Brubaker
Photographics, 634 N.W.
Roydon Terrace, Beaverton
97006.
Anthony Cristofaro, Oregon
Drone Photography, 8700 S.W.
75th Ave., Portland 97223.
Loan Pham, Envy Nails & Spa,
7307 S.W. Garden Home Road,
Portland 97223.
Francisco Alaguna, Deluxe
Cleaning, 920 S.W. 163rd Ave.
Apt. 227, Beaverton 97006.
Milton Cleanup & More, P.O.
Box 2006, Beaverton 97075.
Yvonne Robles-Dorantes,
Black Rose Cleaning, 5050 S.E.
Witch Hazel Road, Hillsboro
97123.
Julie Corrigan, Katerpillar
Kids Daycare, 2701 Magnolia
Way, Forest Grove 97116.
Yamhill County
Mitchell Klug, Calypso Farms,
P.O. Box 87, Dundee 97115.
Felicitas Huerta Lopez,
Taqueria El Recuerdo, 313 W.
Second St., Newberg 97132.
Kathryn Cantwell, Unity
Chiropractic and Wellness
Center, 4155 N.E. Three Mile
Lane Unit 135, McMinnville
97128.
Amity Flats, 4875 Millies
Lane, Amity 97101.
Tabitha Nordquist,
Jumpstarts and Lockouts,
1820 N.E. McDonald Lane,
McMinnville 97128.
Cal Erath, Dog Zin Heat,
414 S. College St., Newberg
97132.
Rick Murray, Uncle Ricks
Rocks, 736 Corinne Drive,
Newberg 97132.
Jill Knight, 4EVERCHANGING-
PERSPECTIVES, 375 N.E. Oak
St., Sheridan 97378.
Shirley Titus, Thistle Creek
Trading Post, 15100 N.W.
Meadow Lake Road, Carlton
97111.
Carol Prause, Turning
Point Sales, P.O. Box 827,
McMinnville 97128.
Shawn Gardner, Shawns
Junk Removal, 10800
S.E. Warmington Road,
McMinnville 97128.
Anna Wilson, Back of House
Fabrication, 607 Holly Drive
Suite A, Newberg 97132.
Richard Paschall, Gitter Done
Handyman Services, 900 Sitka
Ave., Newberg 97132.
Sofia Rojas, Effective Detail
Cleaning, 317 Donald Lane,
Newberg 97132.
NW Tree, 31635 N.E.
Wilsonville Road, Newberg
97132.
R Building
permits
City of Portland
(contractor not shown),
commercial alteration at 2170
N. Lewis Ave., Worchester
Building LLC, $160,000.
(contractor not shown),
commercial alteration at 809
N.E. 25th Ave., Ferguson
Family Investments LLC,
$206,234.
(contractor not shown),
commercial addition at 439
W. Burnside St., Grove Hotel
Partners LLC, $235,000.
Andersen Construction,
multi-family residence
addition at 38 N.W. Davis St.,
BL LLC, $226,000.
Charter Mechanical,
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commercial addition at
7900 N.W. St. Helens Road,
Northwest Natural Gas Co.,
$243,944.
Denver Commercial
Builders Inc., commercial
alteration at 4322 S.W.
Beaverton Hillsdale Highway,
4300 BHH Partners SP LLC,
$200,000.
Denver Commercial
Builders Inc., commercial
building at 4304 S.W. Hillsdale
Court, 4300 BHH Partners SP
LLC, $8,149,163.
DK Homes LLC, single-family
residence at 5230 N. Amherst
St., $249,807.
Everett Custom Homes,
single-family residence
at 4537 S.W. 60th Place,
$333,471.
Firenze Development Inc.,
single-family residence at 823
N.E. Failing St., $343,391.
MDR Construction, single-
family residence at 4127 S.E.
Reedway St., $316,175.
Mountainwood Homes
Inc., single-family residence
at 2909 S.W. Moss St.,
$289,659.
Owen Gabbert LLC,
commercial alteration at
3514 N. Vancouver Ave.,
Karuna Properties II West LLC,
$185,000.
Portland Development
Group LLC, multi-family
residence at 4513 S.E. Madison
St., Portland Development
Investments LLC, $502,913.
R&H Construction,
commercial alteration at 820
S.W. Morrison St., West Park
Avenue LLC, $1,500,000.
Raasch Construction Ltd.,
single-family residence
at 9250 N. Macrum Ave.,
$205,614.
Rainier Pacific Development
LLC, multi-family residence at
5166 S.E. Division St., Division
Street Flats LLC, $1,500,000.
Raven Builders, single-family
residence alteration at 2871
N.E. Alameda St., $167,000.
Renaissance Custom Homes
LLC, single-family residence
at 4483 S.W. Carson St.,
$317,720.
Renaissance Custom Homes
LLC, single-family residence
at 4475 S.W. Carson St.,
$332,848.
Seabold Construction Co.
Inc., multi-family residence at
1208 S.E. Ankeny St., A12 Land
Partners LLC, $3,300,000.
Skanska USA, multi-
family residence at 5350 N.
Willamette Blvd., University of
Portland, $19,700,000.
Skanska USA, commercial
alteration at 2801 N.
Gantenbein Ave., Emanuel
Hospital, $980,000.
Stone Creek Building &
Development, single-family
residence at 3908 S.E. 34th
Ave., $293,315.
Stone Creek Building &
Development, single-family
residence at 3918 S.E. 34th
Ave., $293,315.
Stone Creek Building &
Development, single-family
residence at 3412 S.E. Francis
St., $229,503.
Stone Creek Building &
Development, single-family
residence at 3902 S.E. 34th
Ave., $229,503.
Superior Quality
Construction Co., commercial
alteration at 2715 S.E. Eighth
Ave., 2715 LLC, $960,000.
Turner Construction Co.,
commercial alteration at 1061
N.E. Ninth Ave., AAT Lloyd
District LLC, $150,000.
Westwood Homes LLC,
single-family residence
at 6110 S.W. 30th Ave.,
$454,543.
White Dog Restorations Inc.,
commercial alteration at 777
N.E. Martin Luther King Blvd.,
Metro, $150,000.
Clark County
Ash Street Building Co.
LLC, single-family residence
at 3216 N.E. 171st St.,
$370,217.
Axiom Luxury Homes LLC,
single-family residence at
27803 N.E. Diamond Ridge
Road, $485,513.
Carter Case, commercial
alteration at 9811 N.E. 15th
Ave., (brewery no. 105),
$324,011.
Cascade West Development
Inc., single-family residence
at 12006 N.E. 58th Ave.,
$260,985.
Cascade West Development
Inc., single-family residence
at 16211 N.E. 171st Court,
$493,467.
D.R. Horton Inc., single-
family residence at 12107 N.E.
111th St., $286,357.
D.R. Horton Inc., single-
family residence at 11509 N.E.
131st Place, $197,464.
D.R. Horton Inc., single-
family residence at 11905 N.E.
103rd St., $225,985.
D.R. Horton Inc., single-
family residence at 11909 N.E.
103rd St., $252,617.
D.R. Horton Inc., single-
family residence at 12103 N.E.
111th St., $268,203.
Everest Construction Inc.,
single-family residence at 102
N.W. 233rd St., $848,464.
JB Homes, single-family
residence at 3204 N.W. 108th
St., $295,557.
JB Homes, single-family
residence at 3222 N.W. 108th
St., $295,557.
JB Homes, single-family
residence at 3218 N.W. 108th
St., $322,671.
Legacy Restoration LLC,
single-family residence at
3203 N.W. 30th St., $413,184.
Manor Homes Washington
Inc., single-family residence at
5917 N.E. 48th St., $189,507.
Manor Homes Washington
Inc., single-family residence at
5921 N.E. 48th St., $189,507.
New Tradition Homes,
single-family residence
at 16510 N.E. 98th St.,
$310,094.
New Tradition Homes,
single-family residence at
9709 N.E. 163rd Court,
$315,458.
New Tradition Homes,
single-family residence
at 16600 N.E. 98th St.,
$384,967.
New Tradition Homes,
single-family residence
at 15400 N.E. 106th St.,
$278,786.
Pacific Lifestyle Homes
Inc., single-family residence
at 14623 N.E. 113th St.,
$318,661.
Paul Karlsen Building LLC,
single-family residence at
38420 N.E. McKee Road,
$259,142.
Restore Pro LLC, single-
family residence at 12115 N.W.
41st Ave., $265,990.
Rivershore LLC, single-family
residence at 7637 N.E. 62nd
St., $221,821.
Urban Northwest Homes
LLC, single-family residence
at 15525 N.E. 108th Way,
$212,503.
Urban Northwest Homes
LLC, single-family residence
at 15523 N.E. 108th Way,
$245,955.
Washington County
Adair Homes, single-family
residence at 1890 S.W. 187th
Ave., $295,145.
Baseline Woods SFD II LLC,
single-family residence at 475
S.W. 200th Ave., $174,959.
D.R. Horton Custom Homes,
single-family residence
at 16881 N.W. Viola St.,
$250,214.
D.R. Horton Custom Homes,
single-family residence at
16946 N.W. Antonio St.,
$341,465.
D.R. Horton Custom Homes,
single-family residence at
16927 N.W. Antonio St.,
$343,189.
Emerick Construction,
commercial alteration at
3355 N.W. 185th Ave.,
(mechanical), $2,000,000.
Everett Custom Homes,
single-family residence at
13354 N.W. Lombardy Drive,
$445,243.
Hillcrest Homes LLC, single-
family residence at 10709
S.W. 85th Ave., $350,371.
Jeffrey Low, single-family
residence at 20465 N.W. Keller
Road, $458,731.
Lorence Brothers
Construction, commercial
construction at 30088 S.W.
Egger Road, Ruby Vineyard
Tasting Room (tasting room/
offices), $650,000.
Maxim Integrated Products
Trust Account, commercial
alteration at 14320 S.W.
Jenkins Road, (tenant
improvement/clean bay/
relocate sinks), $185,400.
Opsis Architecture LLP,
commercial alteration at
17705 N.W. Springville
Road, (tenant improvement/
mechanical), $540,643.
Pacific Lifestyle Homes
Inc., single-family residence
at 46384 N.W. Hillside Road,
$371,573.
Twin Creeks at Cooper
Mountain LLC, single-family
residence at 20325 S.W.
Navarre Lane, $437,358.
R State tax liens
Multnomah County
H&M Enterprises NW Inc.,
11130 S.W. Barbur Blvd.
No. 200, Portland 97219,
$19,766, (Withholding),
document #2016 38620,
03/30/16.
Interstate Fence Co.,
11026 N.E. St. Johns Road,
Vancouver, Wash. 98686,
$10,291, (Withholding),
document #2016 39401,
03/31/16.
Washington County
Kristine Mathews dba
Mighty Maids, 7354
S.W. 204th Ave. Apt. 3,
Beaverton 97007, $19,772,
(Withholding), document
#2016 23590, 03/31/16.
R Federal tax
liens
Clackamas County
D&J Homebuilders Inc., P.O.
Box 2433, Estacada 97023,
$15,574, (1120/940/941),
document #2016 20198,
03/29/16.
Multnomah County
Keenan Global LLC, 1324
S.W. 22nd St., Troutdale
97060, $16,819, (720),
document #2016 36994,
03/28/16.
Liftparts of Oregon Inc.,
6648 N.E. 46th Ave., Portland
97218, $10,099, (941),
document #2016 36996,
03/28/16.
A Hope for Autism
Foundation, 2120 S.W.
Jefferson St., Portland 97201,
$31,962, (941), document
#2016 37028, 03/28/16.
Mayhem Customs LLC, 6480
S.E. Crosswhite Way, Portland
97206, $17,357, (941),
document #2016 37029,
03/28/16.
Washington County
Carey Services LLC/
Carey Custom Floors &
Remodeling, 3615 S.W.
Hall Blvd., Beaverton 97005,
$64,095, (941), document
#2016 24822, 04/04/16.
Cornerstone Hardcapes
Corp., 8700 S.W. Yakima
Court, Tualatin 97062,
$35,761, (941), document
#2016 24825, 04/04/16.
EMT Enterprizes Inc./The
Maids, 8325 S.W. Cirrus Drive,
Beaverton 97008, $17,914,
(940/941), document #2016
24829, 04/04/16.
R Releases of
federal tax
liens
Clackamas County
Hergert & Associates PC,
P.O. Box 3319, Wilsonville
97070, $37,076, (1120),
document #2016 18446,
03/21/16.
Evergreen Care Facility LLC,
13968 S. Vick Road, Molalla
97038, $23,267, (940/941),
document #2016 20204,
03/29/16.
Washington County
Carey Services LLC/
Carey Custom Floors &
Remodeling, 3615 S.W.
Hall Blvd., Beaverton 97005,
$41,888, (941), document
#2016 24830, 04/04/16.
R New business
licenses
City of Portland
The Motorsport Lab Inc.,
158 Forest St., Needham,
Mass. 02492, other services
(except public administration).
LEADS
ANC Sports Enterprises LLC,
2 Manhattanville Road Suite
402, Purchase, N.Y. 10577,
advertising agencies.
EA Engineering Science &
Technology Inc. PBC, 225
Schilling Circle Suite 400,
Hunt Valley, Md. 21031,
professional, scientific, and
technical services.
Legacy Education Alliance
Inc. & Subs, 1612 Cape Coral
Parkway E., Cape Coral, Fla.
33904, nonclassifiable.
MKK USA Inc., 1717 W.
115th St., Chicago, Ill. 60643,
nonclassifiable.
Justin M. Haller, 1920 N.
Havichur Loop, Post Falls,
Idaho 83854, other services
(except public administration).
Oakwood PM LLC, 2222
Corinth Ave., Los Angeles,
Calif. 90064, real estate
property managers.
The Replacement Touring
Inc., 1880 Century Park Suite
1600, Los Angeles, Calif.
90067, soybean farming.
Beth Ditto Touring Inc.,
16000 Ventura Blvd. Suite
600, Encino, Calif. 91436,
musical groups and artists.
Sageview Advisory Group
Inc., 1920 Main St. Suite 800,
Irvine, Calif. 92614, finance
and insurance.
Sageview Advisory Group
LLC, 1920 Main St. Suite 800,
Irvine, Calif. 92614, finance
and insurance.
Studentnest.com, 2121
Merced St., Fresno, Calif.
93721, educational services.
Tana Triplett, Powellhurst
Laundromat LLC, 15699
N.E. Browndale Farm Road,
Aurora 97002, coin-operated
laundries and drycleaners.
Mitchell B. Priestley, 16275
N.E. Eilers Road, Aurora
97002, other services (except
public administration).
Mark M. Stairiker, 14700
N.E. Prairie View Court,
Aurora 97002, professional,
scientific, and technical
services.
Leif E. Odegard, 18615 S.W.
Stubblefield Way Apt. 226,
Aloha 97003, other services
(except public administration).
Matthew D. Beeber, 14829
S.W. Millikan Way Apt. 1035,
Beaverton 97003, other
services (except public
administration).
Steven P. Cornell, 2272
S.W. 200th Court, Beaverton
97003, other services (except
public administration).
Laura Calderon, Bare Knuckle
Garage, 18890 S.W. Sammy
Drive, Beaverton 97003,
automotive mechanical
and electrical repair and
maintenance.
Sonya Martinez, 21418
S.W. Parkin Lane, Beaverton
97003, other services (except
public administration).
Wade Zuver, Zuver
Construction LLC, 20449
S.W. Tualatin Valley Highway
No. 209, Aloha 97003,
commercial and institutional
building construction.
Billy Dum, 21646 S.W.
Gary Lane, Aloha 97003,
other services (except public
administration).
Crystal N. Odegard, 18615
S.W. Stubblefield Way Apt.
226, Aloha 97003, other
services (except public
administration).
Kyle Laminack, 18895 S.
Cedar Creek Lane, Beavercreek
97004, agriculture, forestry,
fishing and hunting.
1 CRF Construction
Inc., 22557 S. Schram
Road, Beavercreek 97004,
construction.
Avery L. Evans, 16095
N.W. Schendel Ave. Apt.
22-A, Beaverton 97006,
other services (except public
administration).
Justin D. Boyd, 14990
S.W. Gavin Court, Beaverton
97006, other services (except
public administration).
Belen Bustamante, 14245
S.W. Walker Road Apt. 25,
Beaverton 97006, other
services (except public
administration).
Ian Thompson, 17660 N.W.
Cornell Road Apt. 6, Beaverton
97006, other services (except
public administration).
Suzette Henry, MLAB, 20881
N.W. Trailwalk Drive Apt.
E-309, Beaverton 97006,
other services (except public
administration).
Jeffrey D. Aldrich, 17690
N.W. Cornell Road Apt. 8,
Beaverton 97006, other
services (except public
administration).
Thomas N. Pollard, 18040
S.W. Salix Ridge St., Beaverton
97006, other services (except
public administration).
Corinne Glasman, Scojo
LLC, 18110 N.W. Cornell Road
Unit D, Beaverton 97006,
information.
Stephen M. Cameron, 20584
N.W. Sedona Lane, Beaverton
97006, other services (except
public administration).
Shelsea Rawson, 15460 S.W.
Mica Lane, Beaverton 97007,
other services (except public
administration).
Brandon Hofer, Kaizen
Holistic Fitness, 17809 S.W.
Keiko St., Beaverton 97007,
other services (except public
administration).
Stephanie L. Stagg, 15140
S.W. Barrows Road Apt. 203,
Beaverton 97007, other
services (except public
administration).
David Rios, Creative Critical
Thinking, 18200 S.W. Horse
Tale Drive, Beaverton 97007,
other services (except public
administration).
Deuces Tile LLC, 15254 S.W.
Teal Blvd. Apt. A, Beaverton
97007, site preparation
contractors.
Timothy B. Schaefer,
15274 S.W. Teal Blvd. Apt.
G, Beaverton 97007, other
services (except public
administration).
Robert N. Giraldi, 15285
S.W. Sparrow Loop Unit
105, Beaverton 97007,
other services (except public
administration).
Martin Aguas, 14640 S.W.
Farmington Road Apt. 42,
Beaverton 97007, other
services (except public
administration).
Nicholas D. Long, 14766
S.W. Scholls Ferry Road Apt.
1226, Beaverton 97007,
other services (except public
administration).
Mia R. Rawson, 15460 S.W.
Mica Lane, Beaverton 97007,
other services (except public
administration).
Mike Ferguson, 14275 S.W.
Daphne St., Beaverton 97008,
agriculture, forestry, fishing
and hunting.
Whitney A. Wilson, 14325
S.W. Sexton Mountain Drive
Apt. D, Beaverton 97008,
other services (except public
administration).
Frances K. Adams, 14415
S.E. Sexton Mountain Drive
Apt. D, Beaverton 97008,
pet care (except veterinary)
services.
Robert Andruszko,
Andruszko Painting LLC,
14455 S.W. Sexton Mountain
Drive Apt. C, Beaverton
97008, painting and wall
covering contractors.
Rune R. Saur, 1428 N.E.
14th Place, Canby 97013,
other services (except public
administration).
Artyom V. Levitskiy, 14978
S.E. Territory Drive, Clackamas
97015, other services (except
public administration).
Alma Garfias Vasquez,
AG Cleaning Solutions LLC,
17125 S.E. 82nd Drive Unit
27, Clackamas 97015, other
services (except public
administration).
Sarah Zakhour, 15864 S.E.
Swift Court, Happy Valley
97015, other services (except
public administration).
Dianna Robinson, 14134 S.E.
Filbert Creek Drive, Clackamas
97015, other services (except
public administration).
Cary Miller, NW Veterans
Security Services, 22070 N.E.
Chinook Way, Fairview 97024,
administrative and support
and waste management and
remediation services.
Alivia Miller, 21230 N.E.
Interlachen Lane, Fairview
97024, other services (except
public administration).
Umbrellas City, 20319 N.E.
Halsey St. Apt. A, Fairview
97024, other services (except
public administration).
Richard S. Corbeil, 21901
N.E. Couch St., Gresham
97030, other services (except
public administration).
Virhinia M. Lockhart, 1503
N.E. Hale Place, Gresham
97030, other services (except
public administration).
Scott A. Thompson, 2218
N.W. 217th Ave., Gresham
97030, other services (except
public administration).
Julian Ramirez Mejia,
1530 N.E. Cleveland Ave.
Apt. D-314, Gresham 97030,
other services (except public
administration).
Scott Marino, Scotts
Hauling, 1940 N.E. Hood
Court, Gresham 97030,
administrative and support
and waste management and
remediation services.
Mandarin Cove Asian
Bistro, 17973 St. Clair
Drive, Lake Oswego 97034,
accommodation and food
services.
Robert G. Ervin, 2240
Prestwick Road, Lake Oswego
97034, other services (except
public administration).
Daniel C. Yowell, 16661
Phantom Bluff Court, Lake
Oswego 97034, other services
(except public administration).
Russell C. Gold, 17389 Oak
Meadow Lane, Lake Oswego
97034, offices of real estate
agents and brokers.
Katherine J. Parsons, 2 Eagle
Crest Drive, Lake Oswego
97035, other services (except
public administration).
Charles Albin, ABC
Construction NW LLC, 15920
Lake Forest Blvd., Lake
Oswego 97035, commercial
and institutional building
construction.
First City Painting Inc.,
18640 S. Holly Lane, Oregon
City 97045, drywall and
insulation contractors.
Kaleo J. Hao, 19036 Dallas
St., Oregon City 97045,
other services (except public
administration).
Grant Painting LLC, 1909
Ninth St., Oregon City 97045,
drywall and insulation
contractors.
Hunter Technical Svc.
and Training Inc., 20324
S. Monpano Overlook Drive,
Oregon City 97045, all other
schools and instruction.
Michael J. Anglin, 16547
Frederick St., Oregon City
97045, other services (except
public administration).
Formosa Sushi Inc., 1839
Molalla Ave., Oregon City
97045, hotels (except casino
hotels) and motels.
Adam R. Jones, 2050
Beavercreek Road Suite
101-154, Oregon City 97045,
other services (except public
administration).
Christopher W. Butrico,
19450 Provisioner Court,
Oregon City 97045, other
services (except public
administration).
Mike Nuese, 14803 Redland
Road, Oregon City 97045,
other services (except public
administration).
Zachary R. Wilhite, 2034
Columbia Blvd. No. 173, St.
Helens 97051, other services
(except public administration).
Misty R. Wilson, 17495
University Ave. Apt. D, Sandy
97055, other services (except
public administration).
Pure Nrg, 18325 Meinig Ave.,
Sandy 97055, other services
(except public administration).
Ayden J. Sofianos, 18545
Tupper Road, Sandy 97055,
other services (except public
administration).
Arbonne Sales, 22053 N.W.
Gilkison Road, Scappoose
97056, jewelry stores.
Amanda E. Garcia, 1574
N.E. 237th Ave., Wood Village
97060, accounting, tax
preparation, bookkeeping, and
payroll services.
Dekken Roofing, 1800 N.E.
Marok Road, Troutdale 97060,
construction.
Melissa G. Clauson, 1465
S.E. 35th St., Troutdale
97060, other services (except
public administration).
Lady Locks Salon & Spa,
167 E. Columbia River
Highway, Troutdale 97060,
other services (except public
administration).
Mathew E. Hintzen, 1540
S.E. Evans Ave., Troutdale
97060, other services (except
public administration).
Construction Equipment
Co., 18650 S.W. Pacific
Highway, Tualatin 97062, beer
and ale merchant wholesalers.
Brandy Fish, 19605 S.W.
Boones Ferry Road Apt. 54,
Tualatin 97062, other services
(except public administration).
Miguel Rubio Jr., 19655 S.W.
65th Ave. Apt. 25, Tualatin
97062, other services (except
public administration).
Alex T. Arezzini, 19795 S.W.
PORTLAND BUSINESS JOURNAL
Santee Court, Tualatin 97062,
other services (except public
administration).
Dee E. Morris, 18224 S.W.
135th Terrace, Tualatin
97062, other services (except
public administration).
Van Nails LLC, 2020 Eighth
Ave. Suite C, West Linn 97068,
hair, nail, and skin care
services.
Debra C. Atiyeh, 19341
Suncrest Drive, West Linn
97068, clothing accessories
stores.
Bryan L. Mitchell, 22523
Skyview Drive, West Linn
97068, other services (except
public administration).
Icon Plumbing LLC, 1415
Wisteria Road, West Linn
97068, plumbing, heating,
and air-conditioning
contractors.
Matthew A. Gottlieb, 2060
Tumwater St., West Linn
97068, other services (except
public administration).
Tracey R. Danielson, 22707
W. Bluff Court, West Linn
97068, other services (except
public administration).
David Hays, Slappys Happy
Ride, 2170 13th St., West Linn
97068, other services (except
public administration).
Ideal Floor Covering LLC,
1523 Audrey Way, Woodburn
97071, other personal and
household goods repair and
maintenance.
Steven W. Marr, 1460 Kevin
Court, Woodburn 97071,
other services (except public
administration).
Eric L. Willis, 16088 S.W.
Vance Lane, Beaverton 97078,
other services (except public
administration).
Tina L. Smith Sheller, 20663
S.W. Rosemount St., Beaverton
97078, other services (except
public administration).
Christien A. Cody Brooks,
20761 S.W. Rosemount St.,
Beaverton 97078, other
services (except public
administration).
Daniel D. Alcantara, 17611
S.W. Robert Lane, Beaverton
97078, other services (except
public administration).
Jordan Baeza, 19635 S.W.
Pike St., Aloha 97078, other
services (except public
administration).
Jennifer G. Bird, 18000 S.W.
Shaw St. Apt. 24, Beaverton
97078, other services (except
public administration).
Kim Hun, 18459 S.W.
Oakville Court, Aloha 97078,
other services (except public
administration).
Laura May Watts, 20530
S.W. Genoa Court, Aloha
97078, other services (except
public administration).
Frontline Anodizing
LLC, 1699 S.E. 26th Drive,
Gresham 97080, forging and
stamping.
Carloyne J. Gleason, 171
S.E. Baker Circle, Gresham
97080, soybean farming.
Chris Lauria, 200 S.W.
Florence Ave. Apt. I12,
Gresham 97080, other
services (except public
administration).
Darrin P. Rosebrook, 2148
S.E. 10th St., Gresham 97080,
other services (except public
administration).
Alex Smith, Smith
Innovations, 1718 S.E. Orient
Drive Apt. 2137, Gresham
97080, other services (except
public administration).
Jaime Bastidas, Johnny,
2154 S.W. Binford Lake
Parkway, Gresham 97080,
other services (except public
administration).
Daniel T. Fonken, 19600
S.E. Semple Road, Damascus
97089, other services (except
public administration).
Douglas G. Elder, 15637 S.E.
Eckert Lane, Damascus 97089,
other services (except public
administration).
Max Campbell, 17825 S.E.
Hemrich Road, Damascus
97089, other services (except
public administration).
40 Martins LLC, 17151 S.E.
Forest Hill Drive, Damascus
97089, real estate and rental
and leasing.
G Builders LLC, 202 S.E.
Delia St. Suite A, Damascus
97089, industrial building
construction.
Michael A. McMillan, 16363
S.E. Van Zyl Drive, Damascus
97089, other services (except
public administration).
Odessa L. Belden, 2135
Cedar St. Apt. 4, Forest Grove
97116, other services (except
public administration).
Tim Hutchins, 1815 23rd
Ave., Forest Grove 97116,
other services (except public
administration).
Gary D. Byington, 2065 S.E.
Spruce St., Hillsboro 97123,
other services (except public
administration).
Lisa T. Byington, 2065 S.E.
Spruce St., Hillsboro 97123,
other services (except public
administration).
Daniel Cobb, 2294 S.E.
55th Ave., Hillsboro 97123,
other services (except public
administration).
Patrick Krey, 18481 S.W.
Camelot Lane, Hillsboro
97123, other services (except
public administration).
Nils A. Hegner, 1497 N.E.
Lockheart Lane, Hillsboro
97124, other services (except
public administration).
Loyuk Loyuk, 19575 N.W.
Decora Lane Apt. 427,
Hillsboro 97124, other
services (except public
administration).
Linda K. Hedricks, 22855
N.W. Chestnut St., Hillsboro
97124, other services (except
public administration).
Michelle P. Medeiros, 1794
N.E. Second Ave., Hillsboro
97124, other services (except
public administration).
Sam K. Popoff, 19520 N.W.
Decora Lane Apt. 1113,
Hillsboro 97124, other
services (except public
administration).
Carolina Rapinan, CK
Senior Referral Services
LLC, 1859 N.E. Lucy Belle
St., McMinnville 97128,
management consulting
services.
Jason M. Cracraft-Windell,
16850 S.W. Gleneagle Drive
Apt. 14, Sherwood 97140,
other services (except public
administration).
Phuong M. Hoang, 20648
S.W. Windflower Ave.,
Sherwood 97140, other
services (except public
administration).
David R. Shinn, 16100
S.W. Century Drive Apt. 76,
Sherwood 97140, other
services (except public
administration).
Kristin N. Dillard, 21637
S.W. Cedar Brook Way Apt.
153, Sherwood 97140,
other services (except public
administration).
BNE Construction Inc.,
18120 S.W. Swordfern
Lane, Sherwood 97140,
other building equipment
contractors.
Gavin B. McClelland, 1870
S.W. Edgewood Road, Portland
97201, other services (except
public administration).
Black Tulip LLC, 1500 S.W.
11th Ave. Unit 406, Portland
97201, real estate and rental
and leasing.
Aidan M. Katz, 1969 S.W.
Park Ave. Apt. 208, Portland
97201, other services (except
public administration).
Eduardo Motino, 1429 S.W.
14th Ave., Portland 97201,
other services (except public
administration).
Nathan D. Melton, 1717 S.W.
Park Ave. Apt. 103, Portland
97201, other services (except
public administration).
Rebekah Komar, Flex With
Beks, 1449 S.W. Montgomery
St., Portland 97201, arts,
entertainment, and recreation.
Greg I. Ossman, 1720 S.W.
Fourth Ave. Apt. 101, Portland
97201, other services (except
public administration).
Portland City Properties
LLC, 1926 S.W. Clifton St.,
Portland 97201, offices of real
estate agents and brokers.
Osvaldo Cortez, 1530
S.W. Harrison St. Apt. 202,
Portland 97201, other
services (except public
administration).
Marci Elizabeth Hansell,
1535 S.W. Clay St. Apt.
239, Portland 97201,
nonclassifiable.
Jamie Oneill, Alluring
Look Laser, 1616 S.E. Bybee
Blvd., Portland 97202,
other services (except public
administration).
Mongolian Grill PDX
Inc., 210 S.W. Yamhill St.,
Portland 97204, full-service
restaurants.
Ozan O. Varol, 1420 N.W.
Lovejoy St., Portland 97209,
all other professional,
scientific, and technical
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services.
Final Gather Corp., 1611
N.W. Lovejoy St. Apt. 7,
Portland 97209, computer
systems design and related
services.
William A. Grimshaw,
1963 N.W. Irving St. Apt.
203, Portland 97209, other
services (except public
administration).
Chang Moon, Helens Market,
2 N.W. Broadway, Portland
97209, convenience stores.
Ashley Coates, Ashley Coates
Marketing LLC, 1447 N.W.
12th Ave. Apt. 108, Portland
97209, other services (except
public administration).
Sloth & Squirrel LLC,
1447 N.W. 12th Ave. Apt.
519, Portland 97209, arts,
entertainment, and recreation.
Industrial Fluid Power, 1801
N.W. Upshur St. Suite 490,
Portland 97209, commercial
and industrial machinery and
equipment (except automotive
and electronic) repair &
maint..
Think On Labs LLC, 1718
N.W. Riverscape St., Portland
97209, arts, entertainment,
and recreation.
Alpha Greek LLC, 215 W.
Burnside St., Portland 97209,
full-service restaurants.
Brenda Fowler, Turnstone
Counseling, 1942 N.W.
Kearney St. Suite 32, Portland
97209, child and youth
services.
C. Lennon Clare, 2275
N.W. Savier St. Apt. 307-B,
Portland 97210, document
preparation services.
Dallin M. Wilson, 1905 N.W.
29th Ave. Apt. 121, Portland
97210, other services (except
public administration).
MHA Resource Co., 2133
N.W. York St., Portland 97210,
construction.
Stillpoint Wellness Center,
2230 N.W. Pettygrove St.,
Portland 97210, health care
and social assistance.
Lily Brooks Dalton, 215 N.W.
22nd Place Apt. 307, Portland
97210, newspaper publishers.
NWE16 LLC, 2250 N.W.
Flanders St. Suite G, Portland
Thursday, May 12, 2016
7:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m.
The Sentinel Hotel
4th Floor Ballroom
614 S.W. 11th Ave
Tickets to attend are $45 each or
$600 for a table of 10.
97210, other nondepository
credit intermediation.
NWE17 LLC, 2250 N.W.
Flanders St. Suite G-02,
Portland 97210, other
nondepository credit
intermediation.
RH Fund X LLC, 2250
N.W. Flanders St. Suite
G-02, Portland 97210,
other nondepository credit
intermediation.
Joseph Ritch, JoeArtRitch,
2255 W. Burnside St. Apt.
104, Portland 97210, real
estate and rental and leasing.
Luke W. Maxwell, 2167
N.W. Flanders St. Apt. 205,
Portland 97210, other
services (except public
administration).
Union Bottle Shop LLC,
1611 N.E. Killingsworth St.,
Portland 97211, drinking
places (alcoholic beverages).
Authentic Electric LLC,
1526 N.E. Alberta St.,
Portland 97211, electrical
contractors and other wiring
installation contractors.
Jute Creative LLC, 1829 N.E.
Junior St., Portland 97211,
advertising agencies.
Josh J. Stellmon, 1417 N.E.
Thompson St. Apt. 2, Portland
97212, other services (except
public administration).
Joni Whitworth, Mint &
Mirth, 1706 N.W. 24th Ave.
Unit 10212, Portland 97212,
promoters of performing arts,
sports, and similar events
without facilities.
Luis R. Rosas, 2211 N.E.
60th Ave., Portland 97213,
other services (except public
administration).
David J. Fellows, 2106 N.E.
51st Ave., Portland 97213,
educational support services.
V-Naught Traffic Solutions
LLC, 1435 N.E. 62nd Ave.,
Portland 97213, professional,
scientific, and technical
services.
Elizabeth N. Hendrickson,
1912 N.E. 79th Ave., Portland
97213, other services (except
public administration).
Field Day Inc., 1717 N.E.
42nd Ave. Suite 1000,
Portland 97213, food service
contractors.
Jessica Carlin, Jessica Carlin
LCSW, 1804 N.E. 45th Ave.,
Portland 97213, all other
professional, scientific, and
technical services.
Professional Cannabis
Inc., 1955 S.E. Morrison St.
Apt. 406, Portland 97214,
management of companies
and enterprises.
40th Ave., Portland 97214,
Design Building Portland
LLC, 1420 S.E. 31st Ave.,
Portland 97214, residential
building construction.
Palace LLC, 2205 E. Burnside
St., Portland 97214, clothing
accessories stores.
David G. Selassie, 1705 S.E.
36th Ave., Portland 97214,
professional, scientific, and
technical services.
APO Fab LLC, 1875 S.E.
Belmont St., Portland 97214,
jewelry and silverware
manufacturing.
Mark Engelstad, Ankeny
Dwellings, 1559 S.E. Ankeny
St., Portland 97214, real
estate and rental and leasing.
Bryce Kass, 1619 S.E. Ladd
Ave. Apt. 4, Portland 97214,
independent artists, writers,
and performers.
Sarah M. Farmer, 1506 S.E.
Ash St., Portland 97214,
other services (except public
administration).
Eastbank Legal LLC, 1430
S.E. Water Ave. Suite 201,
Portland 97214, offices of
lawyers.
Deep Dark LLC, 2213 S.E.
Oak St., Portland 97214,
motion picture and video
production.
Tracy Subisak, Subi Works
LLC, 211 S.E. 12th Ave. Suite
A, Portland 97214, interior
design services.
Salt Fire & Time LLC, 1630
S.E. Third Ave., Portland
97214, restaurants and other
eating places.
Scout Beverages Inc., 1516
S.E. 10th Ave., Portland
97214, restaurants and other
eating places.
Todd Jeffery, 1517 S.E. 32nd
Place, Portland 97214, real
estate and rental and leasing.
James Curleigh
President of Levis
LEADS
Adam Silver, 1800 S.E. Stark
St. Apt. 206, Portland 97214,
other services (except public
administration).
Peggy Reed, P-Town
Prints + Designs! LLC, 2020
S.E. Seventh Ave. Suite P,
Portland 97214, professional,
scientific, and technical
services.
Kevin T. Kriegel, 1724 S.E.
Titan Crawford, 1701 N.E.
other services (except public
administration).
PGPR, 1732 S.E. 55th Ave.,
Portland 97215, other
services (except public
administration).
Laura A. Greene, 1416 S.E.
49th Ave., Portland 97215,
other services (except public
administration).
Sean T. Livingston, 2162
S.E. 96th Ave. Apt. D, Portland
97216, other services (except
public administration).
Imperial House, 1815 S.E.
82nd Ave., Portland 97216,
hotels (except casino hotels)
and motels.
Giles T. Gardner, 1555 N.
Willis Blvd. Apt. 4, Portland
97217, other services (except
public administration).
Mya Lwin, Mya Lwin Design
LLC, 1713 N. Church St.,
Portland 97217, professional,
scientific, and technical
services.
Carrie A. Benzschawel, 2130
N. Kirkpatrick Apt. 17633,
Portland 97217, all other
professional, scientific, and
technical services.
Joseph Plattner, 2225 N.
Winchell St., Portland 97217,
other services (except public
administration).
Paul J. Verstraete, 1600 N.
Colfax St. Apt. 12, Portland
97217, other services (except
public administration).
Katie A. Turinski, 1600 N.
Colfax St. Apt. 8, Portland
97217, motion picture and
video production.
Tirilee Cassel, 1603 N.
Colfax St., Portland 97217,
other services (except public
administration).
DA Mimmo, 2175 S.W.
Taylors Ferry Road, Portland
97219, accommodation and
food services.
Bossdogsllc@Gmail.
com, 1914 S.W. Hume
Court, Portland 97219,
accommodation and food
services.
Michael A. Holdgreve,
1843 S.W. Moss St., Portland
97219, family planning
centers.
administration).
102nd Ave., Portland 97220,
finance and insurance.
Sarah Saunders, Soothing
Fabrics, 217 N.E. 105th
Ave., Portland 97220, other
services (except public
administration).
Randall J. Larsen, 16146
S.W. Roshak Road, Tigard
97223, other services (except
public administration).
S&Q Legacy LLC, 17700
S.W. Upper Boones Ferry Road
Suite 100, Portland 97224,
offices of real estate agents
and brokers.
Bradley Jett, Jett Services,
15685 S.W. 116th Ave. No.
231, Tigard 97224, other
services (except public
administration).
Kathryn E. Salmon, 15039
S.W. Royalty Parkway, Tigard
97224, other services (except
public administration).
Kirstin Havnaer, Hearthstone
Interior Design LLC, 17136
S.W. Sonnet Way, King City
97224, interior design
services.
T. Riley and Associates,
15945 S.W. Barrington
Terrace, Portland 97224,
soybean farming.
Laura Flores, 15279 S.W.
Thurston Lane, Tigard 97224,
other services (except public
administration).
Fnu Hamidullah, 14533 S.W.
163rd Ave., Tigard 97224,
other services (except public
administration).
Breezy Inc., 15300 S.W.
Royalty Parkway, Portland
97224, soybean farming.
Clark Saylor, XID LLC, 14655
S.W. 76th Ave. Unit 31, Tigard
97224, other services (except
public administration).
Joshua E. Fitzgerald, 14665
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S.W. 83rd Ave., Tigard 97224,
other services (except public
administration).
Washington Park Advisors,
15350 S.W. Sequoia Parkway
Suite 250, Portland 97224,
finance and insurance.
Travis J. Knight, 1870
S.W. Golf Creek Drive Apt.
E, Portland 97225, other
services (except public
Diaz Mario, Marios Janitorial
Services, 17496 N.W. Santiam
Drive, Portland 97229,
other services (except public
administration).
Karla Angela S. Guinto,
17580 N.W. Springville Road
Unit 10, Portland 97229,
other services (except public
administration).
Phil Robertson, 20865 N.W.
Rock Creek Blvd., Portland
97229, other services (except
public administration).
Daniel Bae, 16171 N.W.
Spartan Way Apt. 141,
Portland 97229, other
services (except public
administration).
Nicholas Jimenezhatchel,
14393 N.W. Greenwood
Drive, Portland 97229,
other services (except public
administration).
Daren Brayson, 2230 N.W.
111th Ave. N.W., Portland
97229, other services (except
public administration).
Gabriel Auld, 16823 N.W.
Waterford Way, Portland
97229, other services (except
public administration).
Katiuska Collado Duenas,
1700 N.E. 162nd Ave. Apt.
C-4, Portland 97230, other
services (except public
administration).
Svetlana Smith, 18669
N.E. Clackamas St., Portland
97230, other services (except
public administration).
Kevin C. Yavorsky, 19898
N.E. Marine Drive No. 5,
Portland 97230, other
services (except public
administration).
Michael Pellant, 15908 N.E.
Sandy Blvd., Portland 97230,
other services (except public
administration).
Zachary Stevens, 2222 N.E.
130th Ave., Portland 97230,
other services (except public
administration).
Kayla B. Ellis, 15908 N.E.
Sandy Blvd. Apt. 59, Portland
97230, other services (except
public administration).
Jessica R. Mazzi, 15916 N.E.
Sandy Blvd. Apt. 68, Portland
97230, other services (except
public administration).
Secured Closing
Connections Inc., 19131
N.E. Holladay Place, Portland
97230, other business support
services.
Sarah N. Pace, 1801 N.E.
162nd Ave. Apt. 10, Portland
97230, other services (except
public administration).
Todd W. Schneider Jr., 1919
N.E. 138th Place, Portland
97230, other services (except
public administration).
Dainelis Quesada Lores,
16548 N.E. Halsey St. Apt.
130, Portland 97230, other
services (except public
administration).
Transcend Logistic Inc.,
16827 N.E. Glisan St.,
Portland 97230, marketing
research and public opinion
polling.
Kristina Gavrilovich, Trustful
Delivery, 174 N.E. 201st
Ave., Portland 97230, local
messengers and local delivery.
All Season Express LLC,
16831 N.E. Glisan St.,
Portland 97230, general
freight trucking, long-
distance.
Stephanie K. Moen, 17600
N.W. St. Helens Road, Portland
97231, other services (except
public administration).
Megan E. Perra, 17050 N.W.
Skyline Blvd., Portland 97231,
arts, entertainment, and
recreation.
McCarthy Creek
Remodeling Co., 14520 N.W.
Cornelius Pass Road, Portland
97231, construction.
Spencer K. Anderson,
1425 N.E. Seventh Ave.
Apt. 318, Portland 97232,
other services (except public
administration).
Nathan B. Davis, 2210 N.E.
29
Weidler St. Apt. 3, Portland
97232, other services (except
public administration).
Jamie Jones, 2103 N.E.
Wasco St., Portland 97232,
soybean farming.
Chesa, 2218 N.E. Broadway
St., Portland 97232, full-
service restaurants.
Fulcrum Investigation LLC,
1631 N.E. Broadway St. No.
430, Portland 97232, news
syndicates.
Moveo LLC, 200 N.E. 20th
Ave., Portland 97232, all
other personal services.
Timothy M. Hagelberg,
2124 N.E. Davis St., Portland
97232, other services (except
public administration).
Jonathan P. Dick, 1517 N.E.
Eighth Ave. Apt. 33, Portland
97232, motion picture and
video production.
Wright Architecure Inc.,
2222 N.E. Oregon St. No. 211,
Portland 97232, architectural
services.
Lisa M. Smith, 1912 N.E.
Couch St., Portland 97232,
photographic services.
Andrea Meyer, Jewelry A
To Z, 1533 N.E. 28th Ave.,
Portland 97232, jewelry and
silverware manufacturing.
Lucas A. Szumny, 1944 N.E.
Wasco St., Portland 97232,
other services (except public
administration).
Wingnut LLC, 217 N.E. Eighth
Ave., Portland 97232, all
other professional, scientific,
and technical services.
Sandlin Consulting Inc.,
1607 N.E. 19th Ave., Portland
97232, computer systems
design and related services.
Metiku Tesema, 1820 S.E.
176th Ave., Portland 97233,
ambulance services.
Ricardo Tellado, 15524 S.E.
Lincoln St., Portland 97233,
other services (except public
administration).
Marniy Jones,
Firepaperstone, 220 S.E.
151st Ave., Portland 97233,
arts, entertainment, and
recreation.
Al Nabeel, Towing Express,
220 S.E. 188th Ave. Apt. 94,
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Portland 97233, motor vehicle
towing.
Angela Kwok, 14250
S.E. Harrison St., Portland
97233, all other professional,
scientific, and technical
services.
FactotumPDX, 1973 S.E.
122nd Ave. Apt. 50, Portland
97233, information.
Jennie Parsons, 81-Private
Driver, 1707 S.E. 181st
Ave., Portland 97233, other
services (except public
administration).
Johnny Demus, AJs
Chilean Fusion, 16229 S.E.
Main St., Portland 97233,
accommodation and food
services.
Cathy MacKinney, 17902
S.E. Harrison St., Portland
97233, other services (except
public administration).
Trisha N. Basler, 17148
S.E. Market St., Portland
97233, health care and social
assistance.
Vasyn Yanyk, Global
Automotive LLC, 18250 S.E.
Ash St. Apt. 102, Portland
97233, used car dealers.
Alan Gaan, The Bedrock,
2231 S.E. 162nd Ave.,
Portland 97233, other
services (except public
administration).
Ali Haji Yuusuf, 16400
E. Burnside St. Apt. 402,
Portland 97233, other
services (except public
administration).
Maria Fowler, 16518 S.E.
Taylor St., Portland 97233,
soybean farming.
Farias Construction LLC,
14625 S.E. Stephens St.,
Portland 97233, construction.
Anwar Abdelkadir Ali
Osman, 16000 S.E. Alder
St. Apt. 36, Portland 97233,
other services (except public
administration).
Kimchi T. Nguyen, 1805
S.E. 181st Ave., Portland
97233, health care and social
assistance.
Center for African
Immigrants & Refugees of
Oregon (CAIRO), 2057 S.E.
122nd Ave., Portland 97233,
other services (except public
administration).
Golden Bee Corp., 17437
S.E. Grant Lane, Portland
97233, tobacco farming.
Bella R. Sterling, 15543 S.E.
Bybee Drive, Portland 97236,
other services (except public
administration).
David Koshuba, 15548 S.E.
Henderson Way, Portland
97236, other services (except
public administration).
John N. Erbert, 15013 S.E.
Division St., Portland 97236,
other services (except public
administration).
Better Life Co. Inc., 14315
S.E. Powell Blvd., Portland
97236, community care
facilities for the elderly.
Lyvan Lifeng Li, 17127
S.E. Woodward St., Portland
97236, electronic shopping
and mail-order houses.
Fnu Asadulllah, 15139 S.E.
Powell Blvd. Apt. 19, Portland
97236, other services (except
public administration).
Kathleen Ahl, Simple Pin
Media, 17915 S.E. Kelly
St., Portland 97236, data
processing, hosting, and
related services.
Beniamin Shotropa,
Westlight Transport LLC,
17136 S.W. Johnston Drive,
Portland 97236, office
administrative services.
Abdulmalek W. Shabeeb,
16316 S.E. Haig St., Portland
97236, other services (except
public administration).
Manuel L. Alvarez Sr.,
16000 S.E. Powell Blvd.
Unit 36, Portland 97236,
other services (except public
administration).
Dawn Imlay, 16727 S.E.
Haig St., Portland 97236,
other services (except public
administration).
Formocean Coaching,
2245 S.W. Martha St.,
Portland 97239, professional,
scientific, and technical
services.
The Green Planet Inc.,
16321 S.E. Hillside Lane,
Milwaukie 97267, offices of all
other health practitioners.
Raymond P. Tangredi,
16333 S.E. Dagmar Road,
Milwaukie 97267, other
services (except public
administration).
Joy C. Jackson, 19150 S.E.
Owls Rest Court, Portland
97267, other services (except
public administration).
Anthony Marnella, Marnella
Homes LLC, 18318 S.E.
Abernethy Lane, Milwaukie
97267, commercial and
institutional building
construction.
Paul L. Nelson, 18350 S.E.
Woodcock Ave., Milwaukie
97267, other services (except
public administration).
Taylor Site Development
Inc., 1928 W. Stewart
Ave., Medford 97501,
nonclassifiable.
CFO To Go Inc., 18221
102nd Ave. N.E., Bothell,
Wash. 98011, management
consulting services.
Dominos Pizza, 2027 196th
St. S.W. Suite R-7, Lynnwood,
Wash. 98036, accommodation
and food services.
Graphite Design Group
LLC, 1809 Seventh Ave. Suite
700, Seattle, Wash. 98101,
architectural services.
Energysavvy Inc., 159 S.
Jackson St. Suite 420, Seattle,
Wash. 98104, nonclassifiable.
Blenheim Associates Ltd.,
1666 Shenandoah Drive
E., Seattle, Wash. 98112,
management consulting
services.
Management Services
Northwest, 2257 Northgate
Spur, Ferndale, Wash. 98248,
nonclassifiable.
Lisa J. Jolma, 218 S.W.
15th Ave. Apt. C-110, Battle
Ground, Wash. 98604, other
services (except public
administration).
Jared M. Lemen, 20808 N.E.
96th Ave., Battle Ground,
Wash. 98604, other services
(except public administration).
Boris Korpela, 1801 S.W.
Sixth St., Battle Ground, Wash.
98604, other services (except
public administration).
Reliable Texture, 2167 N.E.
167th Ave., Battle Ground,
Wash. 98604, drywall and
insulation contractors.
Rodney Wastradowski,
A&R, 2034 Delameter Road,
Castle Rock, Wash. 98611,
other services (except public
administration).
Joshua A. Saldana, 20020
N.E. 22nd Ave., Ridgefield,
Wash. 98642, other services
(except public administration).
Joseph Galante, 15917
N.E. Union Road Unit 32,
Ridgefield, Wash. 98642,
other services (except public
administration).
Harveen K. Sandhu,
1803 N.W. LaCenter Road,
Ridgefield, Wash. 98642,
other services (except public
administration).
Zachary A. Stahl, 1603
Kauffman Ave., Vancouver,
Wash. 98660, other services
(except public administration).
Hryhoriy Hurman, H&H
Cleaning Service, 1902 Todd
Road, Vancouver, Wash.
98661, other services (except
public administration).
Toddscopes LLC, 1701
Broadway St. No. 197,
Vancouver, Wash. 98663,
regulation, licensing, and
inspection of miscellaneous
commercial sectors.
David Haskill, 200 N.E.
Newhouse Road, Vancouver,
Wash. 98663, other services
(except public administration).
Travis L. Cromwell, 1721
N.W. 94th St., Vancouver,
Wash. 98665, other services
(except public administration).
Cameron J. Stetler, 1721
N.W. 94th St., Vancouver,
Wash. 98665, other services
(except public administration).
Jose A. De La Paz Jr., 178
Cheyenne Road, Woodland,
Wash. 98674, other services
(except public administration).
Debra Waggoner, 15513 N.E.
86th St., Vancouver, Wash.
98682, other services (except
public administration).
Teresa Amberg, Calming
Touch By T, 15003 N.E.
70th St., Vancouver, Wash.
98682, health care and social
assistance.
Christopher L. Gadberry,
15114 N.E. 42nd St.,
Vancouver, Wash. 98682,
other services (except public
administration).
Melanie Jasso, 15818 N.E.
92nd St., Vancouver, Wash.
98682, other services (except
public administration).
Best Cleaning Service
LLC, 16310 N.E. 66th Circle,
Vancouver, Wash. 98682,
other services (except public
administration).
Donna Weaver, Weaver
Transport, 16313 N.E. 78th
Way, Vancouver, Wash. 98682,
other services (except public
administration).
Zac Sanders, 15917 N.E.
83rd St., Vancouver, Wash.
98682, other services (except
public administration).
Try Excellence LLC, 18013
N.E. 87th Circle, Vancouver,
Wash. 98682, nonclassifiable.
Daniil Svirzhevsky, 16000
83rd Circle N.E., Vancouver,
Wash. 98682, other services
(except public administration).
Juston Coleman, 14104 N.E.
28th St., Vancouver, Wash.
98682, finance and insurance.
Paul D. Young, 14104 N.E.
53rd St., Vancouver, Wash.
98682, other services (except
public administration).
Timothy King, Intercoastal
Specialty Services LLC, 17605
S.E. 12th Drive, Vancouver,
Wash. 98683, other services
(except public administration).
Sara Daniels, 1503 S.E.
140th Court, Vancouver,
Wash. 98683, other services
(except public administration).
Jessica L. Bricker, 16506
S.E. 29th St. Apt. 58,
Vancouver, Wash. 98683,
other services (except public
administration).
Paula S. Gardner, 17204 S.E.
18th St., Vancouver, Wash.
98683, other services (except
public administration).
Cathy A. Quindt, 18516 S.E.
16th Lane, Vancouver, Wash.
98683, other services (except
public administration).
Joshua Hamilton, 2201
N.E. 112th Ave. Apt. C-31,
Vancouver, Wash. 98684,
other services (except public
administration).
John W. Davis, 17016 N.E.
20th St., Vancouver, Wash.
98684, other services (except
public administration).
Bob H. Oliver, 15313 N.E.
Fifth St., Vancouver, Wash.
98684, other services (except
public administration).
David Douglas, 1910 N.W.
108th St., Vancouver, Wash.
98685, other services (except
public administration).
Elbrus Construction
Inc., 14505 N.E. Seventh
Ave., Vancouver, Wash.
98685, residential building
construction.
Virginia C. McPartland,
1416 N.W. 105th St.,
Vancouver, Wash. 98685,
accommodation and food
services.
Nexdent Dental Plans Inc.,
14201 N.E. 20th Ave. Suite
2204, Vancouver, Wash.
98686, direct life, health, and
medical insurance carriers.
R New civil
lawsuits
Clackamas County
Capital One Bank vs. Kevan
Jones/Kemi Inc., breach of
contract, case #16CV10256,
03/29/16.
Harvard Properties U.S. Inc.
vs. Tisha Siler/Cannacea
LLC/Terra XL Holdings LLC,
case #16CV10556, 03/30/16.
Travelers Property Casualty
Co. of America vs. Steel
Building Specialties LLC,
breach of contract, case
#16CV10770, 03/31/16.
Abram Underwood vs. AXTS
Inc./dba AXTS Weapons,
case #16CV10793, 03/31/16.
Travelers Property Casualty
Co. of America vs. Bethany
Technologies Inc./dba
Vanguard Restoration,
breach of contract, case
#16CV10795, 03/31/16.
Luzviminda Bohannon vs.
The Springs Living LLC, case
#16CV11028, 04/05/16.
Clark County
Vera Morgunova/
Konstantin Morgunova vs.
Quality Loan Service Corp.
of Washington, case #16 2
00618 7, 03/23/16.
CR Lawrence Co. vs. NW
Glass/Kristin Morris,
commercial, case #16 2
00629 2, 03/24/16.
Ronald D. Steinmann/
Kathleen Steinmann vs.
Regional Trustee Services
Corp./RTS Pacific Inc.,
commercial, case #16 2
00639 0, 03/24/16.
LEADS
Ronald Allen/Tiffany
Morrell vs. T&I Construction
LLC, tort motor vehicle, case
#16 2 00642 0, 03/25/16.
Gary Mellema/James
Mellema/Constance
Krombein vs. Trust & Estate
Search LLC, case #16 2
00659 4, 03/28/16.
Multnomah County
Richard J. Gilbert vs.
Roadlink Workforce
Solutions LLC, wrongful
discharge, case #16CV10685,
03/31/16.
Ricky Cole Younger Jr. vs.
Temco Engineered Products
Inc./Temco Metal Products/
Francisco Sixtos, case
#16CV10710, 03/31/16.
Shin-Etsu Quartz Products
Co. LLC vs. Solaicx Inc.,
breach of contract, case
#16CV10723, 03/31/16.
Nationstar Mortgage LLC
vs. Janet Mary Burrell/
Columbia Collection
Service/Oregon Affordable
Housing Assistance Corp.,
case #16CV10746, 04/01/16.
Duff Maiden Mason
Contractors Inc. vs. Ron Bur
OPB LLC/Solterra Services
Design Build Inc., case
#16CV10825, 04/01/16.
Marjorie Ganos vs.
Rightline Equipment Inc.,
case #16CV10832, 04/01/16.
Fedex Techconnect Inc.
vs. Infocus Corp./dba
Infocus/B&B, account, case
#16CV10837, 04/01/16.
C.I.C.S. Employment
Services Inc. vs. Newport
Newspapers Inc./dba
Newport News Times/Rick
Beasley, defamation, case
#16CV10840, 04/01/16.
Michael P. Misenti vs.
Macys Inc./dba Macys
and Macys West Stores
Inc., wage claim, case
#16CV10841, 04/01/16.
Brandy Pirtle-Guiney vs.
Express Scripts Inc./Express
Scripts Administrators LLC/
Rebecca Dystra-Raabe, case
#16CV10880, 04/01/16.
Car Parts PDX Inc. vs.
Western C REIT OR LLC, case
#16CV10908, 04/04/16.
Devin Steffens vs. Kent
M. Bickmore Inc., case
#16CV10936, 04/04/16.
State of Oregon vs.
Womack Water Works Inc.,
case #16CV11053, 04/04/16.
Dorena Hernandez vs.
Charles Gillespie/Ovations
Food Services Inc., personal
injury, case #16CV11058,
04/05/16.
Lance Thain vs. Taco Bell of
America LLC, personal injury,
case #16CV11063, 04/05/16.
Robin Schotter vs. Cash For
Homes LLC, negligence, case
#16CV11065, 04/05/16.
Weston Investment Co.
LLC vs. H Corp./Nicholas
Wintle, breach of lease, case
#16CV11068, 04/05/16.
New System Laundry
LLC vs. Tandem A Wine
and Cheese Bar LLC/dba
Tandem Dinner & Wine
Bar, breach of contract, case
#16CV11158, 04/05/16.
Jose Soberanis Pacheco
vs. AT&T Mobility LLC/
AT&T Mobility II LLC,
unlawful trade practices, case
#16CV11186, 04/05/16.
Washington County
Earl Moran vs. Zenith
Education Group Inc./
dba Everest Institute,
tort-negligence, case
#16CV09998, 03/28/16.
Richard Phipps vs. Papercut
Services North America
LLC, case #16CV10054,
03/28/16.
Stonewater Homeowners
Association vs. Turning
Leaf Homes LLC, case
#16CV10057, 03/25/16.
PK II Tanasbourne Village
LP vs. NW Scrubs Inc./
Jason B. Smith/Paula
Smith, breach of lease, case
#16CV10062, 03/28/16.
Incorporable E World LLC
vs. Asterminds LLC/Aster
Minds Enterprise Solutions
Pvt. Ltd., breach of contract,
case #16CV10074, 03/29/16.
Kimberly M. Hensley vs.
West Hills Development
Co./dba West Hills
Development/dba Arbor
Custom Homes, negligence,
case #16CV10616, 03/30/16.
R New
corporations
Clackamas County
Eric Dodge Logging LLC,
12820 S.E. Lani Lane, Boring
97009, Domestic LLC.
Estacada Hardware LLC,
4111 N. Locust St., Canby
97013, Domestic LLC.
Future Holdings LLC, P.O.
Box 878, Canby 97013,
Domestic LLC.
Ace Property Services LLC,
1168 S.E. 13th Place, Canby
97013, Domestic LLC.
Krabwalk Productions LLC,
10050 S. New Era Road, Canby
97013, Domestic LLC.
CCrum LLC, 640 N. Ivy St.,
Canby 97013, Domestic LLC.
Jayne Adams, Canby Duplex
LLC, 4111 N. Locust St., Canby
97013, Domestic LLC.
Willamette House LLC, 4111
N. Locust St., Canby 97013,
Domestic LLC.
Cultivis LLC, 13746 S.E.
Ellen Drive, Clackamas 97015,
Domestic LLC.
Everything Official LLC,
14900 S.E. 119th Ave.,
Clackamas 97015, Domestic
LLC.
Gregory Smith, Klickitat
Property LLC, 14570 S.E.
155th Drive, Clackamas
97015, Domestic LLC.
Mend Technology LLC,
10117 S.E. Sunnyside Road
Suite F-40, Clackamas 97015,
Foreign LLC.
Calonge Bookkeeping &
Consulting Services LLC,
16216 S.E. Hearthwood Drive,
Clackamas 97015, Domestic
LLC.
Cavalry Construction
and Electrical LLC, P.O.
Box 2147, Estacada 97023,
Domestic LLC.
Imas VW LLC, 19495
McLoughlin Blvd., Gladstone
97027, Domestic LLC.
Amelia Dronehart LLC,
6145 Cummings Court,
Gladstone 97027, Domestic
LLC.
The Light of Christ Ministry,
19729 River Road Apt. M,
Gladstone 97027, Domestic
Nonprofit Corporation.
Original Graham
Motorworks LLC, 1435 Ash
St., Lake Oswego 97034,
Domestic LLC.
RH Britewood Apartments
LLC, 790 Terrace Drive, Lake
Oswego 97034, Domestic LLC.
Adore Properties LLC,
17180 Robb Place, Lake
Oswego 97034, Domestic LLC.
Anna West Interiors LLC,
238 Fifth St., Lake Oswego
97034, Domestic LLC.
Richard Erickson, BA & RE
Investments LP, 21 Ladd St.,
Lake Oswego 97034, Domestic
LP.
Cascade Performance
Group LLC, 1592 Bay View
Lane, Lake Oswego 97034,
Domestic LLC.
PC Solutions LLC, 5000
Meadows Road, Lake Oswego
97035, Domestic LLC.
David Shawcross, David
L. Shawcross LLC, 5300
Meadows Road, Lake Oswego
97035, Domestic LLC.
Paradise at Home Massage
LLC, 15000 Davis Lane No.
C-20, Lake Oswego 97035,
Domestic LLC.
Pockets of Sunshine
Designs LLC, 4765 Parkview
Drive Apt. P, Lake Oswego
97035, Domestic LLC.
Powell Butte Boarding
Stables LLC, 16869 S.W. 65th
Ave. No. 290, Lake Oswego
97035, Domestic LLC.
Rainnet Systems Inc., 4800
Meadows Road No. 300,
Lake Oswego 97035, Foreign
Business Corporation.
Subrise LLC, 4000 Kruse Way
Place Building 3-130, Lake
Oswego 97035, Domestic LLC.
Jast Companies LLC, 6405
S.W. Rosewood St. Suite C,
Lake Oswego 97035, Domestic
LLC.
Jast Partners LLC, 6405
Rosewood St. Suite C, Lake
Oswego 97035, Domestic LLC.
Trex Enterprise LLC, 16725
Lake Forest Blvd., Lake
Oswego 97035, Domestic LLC.
Beall Bookkeeping LLC, 139
Del Prado St., Lake Oswego
97035, Domestic LLC.
Laura Handke Enterprises
LLC, 16775 Lake Forest Blvd.,
Lake Oswego 97035, Domestic
LLC.
Stan Rotenberg, Brittmoore
Meadows RG LLC, 5300
Meadows Road Suite 200, Lake
Oswego 97035, Domestic LLC.
Water Wishes Inc., 16090
Kimball St., Lake Oswego
97035, Domestic Nonprofit
Corporation.
OH-JP LLC, Bittner Hahs
PC/Andrew Hahs 4949 S.W.
Meadows Road, Lake Oswego
97035, Domestic LLC.
Jill Franklin Hewitt,
Organinc LLC, 45 Eagle Crest
Drive No. 405, Lake Oswego
97035, Domestic LLC.
Rosendo and Marina LLC,
9936 Marquam Circle, Molalla
97038, Domestic LLC.
Valley Shepherds LLC, P.O.
Box 613, Molalla 97038,
Domestic LLC.
Voss Timber Falling Inc.,
205 W. Heintz St. No. 710,
Molalla 97038, Domestic
Business Corporation.
Cascade Sleep Supply LLC,
37049 S. Blair Road, Molalla
97038, Domestic LLC.
Elite Auto RV Solutions LLC,
14817 Glen Oak Road, Oregon
City 97045, Domestic LLC.
Parts To Art LLC, 18925 S.
Central Point Road, Oregon
City 97045, Domestic LLC.
JCS Plumbing & Backflow
LLC, 12621 Joseph Way,
Oregon City 97045, Domestic
LLC.
JFK Inc. LLC, 17971 S.
Redland Road, Oregon City
97045, Domestic LLC.
JPPM LLC, 13946 Pompei
Drive, Oregon City 97045,
Domestic LLC.
Autopia NW LLC, 21070 S.
Clairmont Court, Oregon City
97045, Domestic LLC.
Big Three Friends LLC, P.O.
Box 565, Oregon City 97045,
Domestic LLC.
VZ Street Construction Co.,
14890 Forsythe Road, Oregon
City 97045, Domestic Business
Corporation.
Lunski Lighting LLC, 13914
Pompei Drive, Oregon City
97045, Domestic LLC.
CPR for Life LLC, P.O. Box
2782, Oregon City 97045,
Domestic LLC.
Van Properties LLC, 17023
S. McCubbin Road, Oregon City
97045, Domestic LLC.
Marlons-Cruz Painting
LLC, 14290 Marjoie Lane Apt.
2043, Oregon City 97045,
Domestic LLC.
NSB Restaurant LLC, 20094
S. May Road, Oregon City
97045, Domestic LLC.
Office Pick Em Pool LLC,
117 Madison St., Oregon City
97045, Domestic LLC.
Rainbow Trout Farm LLC,
52560 E. Sylvan Drive, Sandy
97055, Domestic LLC.
Flower-Os LLC, P.O. Box 306,
Sandy 97055, Domestic LLC.
Mikes Mobile Tire Service
LLC, 44574 S.E. Coalman
Road, Sandy 97055, Domestic
LLC.
Lighter Karma LLC, P.O.
Box 981, Welches 97067,
Domestic LLC.
Smith Asbury LLC, 5605
Summit St., West Linn 97068,
Domestic LLC.
Triple Threat Grappling,
3206 Wild Rose Loop, West
Linn 97068, Domestic
Nonprofit Corporation.
Big Tent LLC, 5253 W. A St.,
West Linn 97068, Domestic
LLC.
Utopian Deals LLC, 19860
View Drive, West Linn 97068,
Domestic LLC.
CRZ Production Services
LLC, 5505 Broadway St., West
Linn 97068, Domestic LLC.
Peach Valley LLC, 7000 S.W.
Bouchaine St., Wilsonville
97070, Domestic LLC.
Real Estate Services One
LLC, P.O. Box 754, Wilsonville
97070, Domestic LLC.
Francisco Hernandez,
Hernandez Delivery LLC, 9425
S.W. Touchman St. No. G,
Wilsonville 97070, Domestic
LLC.
Residents On Demand
LLC, 29397 S.W. Tami Loop
Apt. 122, Wilsonville 97070,
Domestic LLC.
JM Private Equity LLC, P.O.
Box 2714, Wilsonville 97070,
Domestic LLC.
Agape Care Home LLC, 8951
S.E. 41st Ave., Milwaukie
97222, Domestic LLC.
PORTLAND BUSINESS JOURNAL
Melody Short-Boice, Tiny
Dragon LLC, 12949 S.E.
22nd Ave., Milwaukie 97222,
Domestic LLC.
K.M. Admin LLC, 12345
S.E. Fuller Road Apt. 109,
Milwaukie 97222, Domestic
LLC.
Blue Sun Enterprises LLC,
13400 S.E. Ruscliff Road,
Portland 97222, Domestic
LLC.
Elmers Barbershop
LLC, 8100 S.E. Lake Road,
Milwaukie 97267, Domestic
LLC.
VK Ventures LLC, 5172 S.E.
Castle Rock Court, Milwaukie
97267, Domestic LLC.
OC Foxys LLC, 15224 S.E.
McLoughlin Blvd., Portland
97267, Domestic LLC.
Cascade Performance Lab
LLC, 6190 S.E. Oetkin Road,
Milwaukie 97267, Domestic
LLC.
Crossroads Insurance LLC,
P.O. Box 68449, Portland
97268, Domestic LLC.
60 Woodstock LLC, P.O. Box
220027, Portland 97269,
Domestic LLC.
Shoji Financial Group LLC,
P.O. Box 22047, Milwaukie
97269, Domestic LLC.
Columbia County
Dragon Orchard LLC, 69346
Crawford Road, Clatskanie
97016, Domestic LLC.
Lindberg Exploratory LLC,
20860 Highway 30, Clatskanie
97016, Domestic LLC.
Tekk Data Solutions Inc.,
71523 Fishhawk Road,
Birkenfeld 97016, Domestic
Business Corporation.
Tonquin Trading Co. LLC,
90824 Alderwood Road,
Westport 97016, Domestic
LLC.
Youngsons Flower Co. LLC,
20860 Highway 30, Clatskanie
97016, Domestic LLC.
Strategies To Sell LLC, P.O.
Box 1345, Rainier 97048,
Domestic LLC.
All About Numbers LLC, P.O.
Box 1634, St. Helens 97051,
Domestic LLC.
Janine Salisbury, Community
Meals of Columbia County,
360 Wyeth St., St. Helens
97051, Domestic Nonprofit
Corporation.
Positive Journey LLC, 34307
Sykes Road, St. Helens 97051,
Domestic LLC.
Roni Bartlett Holdings LLC,
1945 Columbia Blvd., St.
Helens 97051, Domestic LLC.
Angies Professional
Cleaning LLC, 31261 New
Kirk Road, Scappoose 97056,
Domestic LLC.
Rockwell LLC, 33470 S.W.
Chinook Plaza No. 133,
Scappoose 97056, Domestic
LLC.
Multnomah County
NW Veterans Security
Services LLC, 22070 N.E.
Chinook Way, Fairview 97024,
Domestic LLC.
New Star Logistics LLC, P.O.
Box 1153, Fairview 97024,
Domestic LLC.
Yea Dat Entertainment LLC,
20699 N.E. Glisan St. No. 366,
Fairview 97024, Domestic
LLC.
CC The Cleaning Maven LLC,
P.O. Box 186, Fairview 97024,
Domestic LLC.
Fatpanda LLC, 2951 N.W.
Division St. Suite 110,
Gresham 97030, Domestic
LLC.
The Wizards Spectrum
LLC, 2951 N.W. Division St.
Suite 110, Gresham 97030,
Domestic LLC.
Sangha House LLC, 2951
N.W. Division St. Suite 110,
Gresham 97030, Domestic
LLC.
Abercrombie Paine LLC,
2951 N.W. Division St.
Suite 110, Gresham 97030,
Domestic LLC.
Cascadia Strength and
Conditioning LLC, 2951
N.W. Division St. Suite 110,
Gresham 97030, Domestic
LLC.
Philanthropy212 LLC, 2951
N.W. Division St. Suite 110,
Gresham 97030, Domestic
LLC.
Plasmodial Design
Inc., 2951 N.W. Division
St. Suite 110, Gresham
97030, Domestic Business
Corporation.
Chautari LLC, 2951 N.W.
Division St. Suite 110,
Gresham 97030, Domestic
LLC.
Sindel Construction Group
LLC, 2951 N.W. Division St.
Suite 110, Gresham 97030,
Domestic LLC.
Moose Strength and
Conditioning LLC, 2951
N.W. Division St. Suite 110,
Gresham 97030, Domestic
LLC.
Morgan Construction Group
LLC, 1616 N.E. 16th Way
Apt. 228, Gresham 97030,
Domestic LLC.
Anvah Healing LLC, 2951
N.W. Division St. Suite 110,
Gresham 97030, Domestic
LLC.
Coco Lemmon LLC, 2951
N.W. Division St. Suite 110,
Gresham 97030, Domestic
LLC.
Smileys Happy Place
LLC, 2951 N.W. Division St.
Suite 110, Gresham 97030,
Domestic LLC.
Press Properties LLC, 2951
N.W. Division St. Suite 110,
Gresham 97030, Domestic
LLC.
V&R Detailing Services
LLC, 2951 N.W. Division St.
Suite 110, Gresham 97030,
Domestic LLC.
D3G LLC, 2951 N.W. Division
St. Suite 110, Gresham
97030, Domestic LLC.
Green Cafe LLC, 2951
N.W. Division St. Suite 110,
Gresham 97030, Domestic
LLC.
Gymstars LLC, 2016 N.W.
Birdsdale Ave., Gresham
97030, Domestic LLC.
Nehalem Networks LLC,
2951 N.W. Division St.
Suite 110, Gresham 97030,
Domestic LLC.
Railroad Vapors LLC, 2951
N.W. Division St. Suite 110,
Gresham 97030, Domestic
LLC.
Home Comfort Advantage
LLC, 834 N.W. Victoria Ave.,
Gresham 97030, Domestic
LLC.
HorseN Around Tack
LLC, 2951 N.W. Division St.
Suite 110, Gresham 97030,
Domestic LLC.
Bud Bucket Recycling
Inc., 2951 N.W. Division
St. Suite 110, Gresham
97030, Domestic Nonprofit
Corporation.
Reign Dance Co. LLC, 2951
N.W. Division St. Suite 110,
Gresham 97030, Domestic
LLC.
Illustrious Inspections LLC,
2600 N.W. Burnside Court,
Gresham 97030, Domestic
LLC.
Young Guns Logging
LLC, 2951 N.W. Division St.
Suite 110, Gresham 97030,
Domestic LLC.
CMR Ventures LLC, 2951
N.W. Division St. Suite 110,
Gresham 97030, Domestic
LLC.
Rick Berend Trucking
LLC, 2951 N.W. Division St.
Suite 110, Gresham 97030,
Domestic LLC.
CY Properties of Joseph
LLC, 2951 N.W. Division St.
Suite 110, Gresham 97030,
Domestic LLC.
SVF Management LLC,
410 S.E. Sandy Dell Road,
Troutdale 97060, Domestic
LLC.
Fun Coloring LLC, 3702 S.E.
Stott Ave., Troutdale 97060,
Domestic LLC.
Affordable Proofreading &
Editing Service LLC, 3094
S.W. Ruby Lane, Troutdale
97060, Domestic LLC.
Team Caldwell Auto LLC,
1214 W. Historic Colonial
River Highway, Troutdale
97060, Domestic LLC.
Jones Electric LLC, 31439
S.E. Division Drive, Troutdale
97060, Domestic LLC.
Canteen Kitchen LLC, 200
S.W. Florence Ave. No. D-3,
Gresham 97080, Domestic
LLC.
Cornelias Adult Care Home
LLC, 2853 S.W. Pleasant
View Drive, Gresham 97080,
Domestic LLC.
Eastwind Automotive LLC,
758 S.E. Lambert Circle,
Gresham 97080, Domestic
LLC.
Fat Grass Farms LLC, 111
S.W. Columbia St. Suite 1100,
Portland 97201, Domestic
LLC.
Robert Palmer, Kemmer
Summit LLC, 1300 S.W. Fifth
APRIL 22, 2016
Ave. Suite 3400, Portland
97201, Domestic LLC.
N820KD LLC, c/o RWPA
Service Co. LLC 111 S.W.
Columbia St., Portland 97201,
Domestic LLC.
Remedy Grade Inc., 100
S.W. Market St. Attn: Legal
Department, Portland
97201, Domestic Business
Corporation.
KEG007 LLC, 7014 S.E.
20th Ave., Portland 97202,
Domestic LLC.
The Salus Care Collective,
5242 S.E. 28th Ave. No. 24,
Portland 97202, Domestic
Nonprofit Corporation.
Memory Photo Boards LLC,
6805 S.E. 18th Ave., Portland
97202, Domestic LLC.
Skdevi Enterprises Inc.,
1715 S.E. Tacoma St.,
Portland 97202, Domestic
Business Corporation.
Gold Line Holdings LLC,
2511 S.E. 33rd Place, Portland
97202, Domestic LLC.
Art Conservation Northwest
Inc., 1574 S.E. Lexington St.,
Portland 97202, Domestic
Business Corporation.
Quidnick Energy
Development LLC, 6323 S.E.
22nd Ave., Portland 97202,
Domestic LLC.
Duckroll Designs LLC, 5040
S.E. Milwaulkee, Portland
97202, Domestic LLC.
Shoot Your Art LLC, 9424
N. Van Houten Ave., Portland
97203, Domestic LLC.
Boxcar Barbers LLC, 7209 N.
Amherst St., Portland 97203,
Domestic LLC.
Bridge Meadows LLP
LLC, 8502 N. Wayland Ave.,
Portland 97203, Domestic
LLC.
Lost Creek Hideaway LLC,
9224 N. Polk Ave., Portland
97203, Domestic LLC.
PNC Real Estate Tax Credit
Capital Fund 62 Inc., 121
S.W. Morrison St. Suite 1300,
Portland 97204, Foreign
Business Corporation.
MSC PC LLC, 601 S.W. Second
Ave. Suite 2100 Attn: Annie
Robertson, Portland 97204,
Domestic LLC.
PNC Real Estate Tax Credit
Capital Institutional Fund
62 LLC, 121 S.W. Morrison St.
Suite 1300, Portland 97204,
Foreign LLC.
Carter Recruiting and
Staffing LLC, 818 S.W.
Third Ave. Apt. 274, Portland
97204, Domestic LLC.
Cascadia General
Contracting LLC, 818 S.W.
Third Ave. Apt. 430, Portland
97204, Domestic LLC.
Cassidy Associates LLC,
888 S.W. Fifth Ave. Suite 650,
Portland 97204, Domestic
LLC.
Unsullied LLC, 851 S.W. Sixth
Ave. Suite 1500, Portland
97204, Domestic LLC.
Unxplrd LLC, 121 S.W.
Salmon St. Suite 1000,
Portland 97204, Domestic
LLC.
NPI Holdings LLC, 111
S.W. Fifth Ave. Suite 1940,
Portland 97204, Domestic
LLC.
DC Futures LLC, 121 S.W.
Salmon St. Suite 1000,
Portland 97204, Domestic
LLC.
Blank Seaside Condo LLC,
888 S.W. Fifth Ave. Suite
1600, Portland 97204,
Domestic LLC.
Westerlund Properties
LLC, 1001 S.W. Fifth Ave.
16th Floor, Portland 97204,
Domestic LLC.
Donlee LLC, c/o Robert E.
Kabacy 520 S.W. Yamhill St.
Suite 600, Portland 97204,
Domestic LLC.
Old Ford Skateboards
LLC, 1001 S.W. Fifth Ave.
Suite 2000, Portland 97204,
Domestic LLC.
Omnibus Media Partners
LLC, 121 S.W. Morrison St.
Suite 910, Portland 97204,
Domestic LLC.
1337 Holdings LLC, Tonkon
Torp LLC 888 S.W. Fifth Ave.
Suite 1600, Portland 97204,
Domestic LLC.
PDX 3881 NE Bryant LLC,
111 S.W. Fifth Ave. Suite
1500, Portland 97204,
Domestic LLC.
Anthony Motschenbacher,
The Royale Garrison LLC, 117
S.W. Taylor St. Suite 300,
Portland 97204, Domestic
LLC.
Jerome Elliott, Kanu Group
LLC, 707 S.W. Washington St.
Suite 1500, Portland 97205,
Domestic LLC.
Ferocious LLC, 805 S.W.
Broadway Suite 2400,
Portland 97205, Domestic
LLC.
Frontier Sober Living LLC,
806 S.W. Broadway No. 800,
Portland 97205, Domestic
LLC.
Transom Independence
LLC, 2211 S.W. Park Place
Unit 804, Portland 97205,
Domestic LLC.
Lemurian Design Works
LLC, c/o John A Hirschy 805
S.W. Broadway Suite 1900,
Portland 97205, Domestic
LLC.
Coco Donuts PDX Inc., 709
S.W. 17th Ave., Portland
97205, Domestic Business
Corporation.
Jerome Elliott, Ana Group
LLC, 707 S.W. Washington St.
Suite 1500, Portland 97205,
Domestic LLC.
Viscid LLC, Attn: Winsome
Eustace 805 S.W. Broadway
Suite 2400, Portland 97205,
Domestic LLC.
Vive Northwest, 707 S.W.
Washington St. Suite 1100,
Portland 97205, Domestic
Nonprofit Corporation.
Dart Road LLC, 805 S.W.
Broadway Suite 1900,
Portland 97205, Domestic
LLC.
West Architects Inc., 1020
S.W. Taylor St. Suite 325,
Portland 97205, Domestic
Business Corporation.
Redwood Management
Group LLC, 805 S.W.
Broadway Suite 2400,
Portland 97205, Domestic
LLC.
1520 N. Alberta LLC, Attn:
Dallas G. Thomsen 1000
S.W. Broadway Suite 1400,
Portland 97205, Domestic
LLC.
Carbon Consulting Services
LLC, 4635 S.E. 44th Ave.,
Portland 97206, Domestic
LLC.
Michelle Fawcett, Michelle
Fawcett LLC, 4915 S.E.
65th Ave., Portland 97206,
Domestic LLC.
Left Coast Metal Services
LLC, 4403 S.E. 52nd Ave.,
Portland 97206, Domestic
LLC.
Alpengrow Farms LLC,
3102 S.E. 52nd Ave., Portland
97206, Domestic LLC.
Diego Giovanni Productions
LLC, 5336 S.E. Lambert St.,
Portland 97206, Domestic
LLC.
Witch In Kitchen LLC, 4709
S.E. 64th Ave., Portland
97206, Domestic LLC.
Lucid Legal Media LLC,
4411 S.E. Clinton St., Portland
97206, Domestic LLC.
Works of Merit LLC, P.O.
Box 1975, Portland 97207,
Domestic LLC.
ACMA Inc., c/o Ater Wynne
LLP 1331 N.W. Lovejoy
St. Suite 900, Portland
97209, Domestic Business
Corporation.
Third and Taylor Office
Owner LLC, c/o Onder
Development Co. 1100 N.W.
Glisan, Portland 97209,
Foreign LLC.
Alex Rodriguez, Ananda
LLC, 322 N.W. Fifth Ave.
Suite 301-C, Portland 97209,
Domestic LLC.
Girl Go Travel LLC, 2060
N.W. Lovejoy St. Apt. 1-E,
Portland 97209, Domestic
LLC.
Portland Growers LLC, 1435
N.W. 19th Ave. Suite 100,
Portland 97209, Domestic
LLC.
Ryan Dunnerstick, Grain
Carpentry LLC, 1010 N.W.
17th Ave. No. 7, Portland
97209, Domestic LLC.
NTI Audio Inc., c/o Ater
Wynne LLP 1331 N.W. Lovejoy
St. Suite 900, Portland
97209, Domestic Business
Corporation.
Stir It Up LLC, 1435 N.W.
19th Ave. Suite 100, Portland
97209, Domestic LLC.
Lighthouse Point Partners
LLC, 24 N.W. First Ave. Suite
470, Portland 97209, Foreign
LLC.
I Am Darras LLC, 625 N.W.
Everett St. No. 110, Portland
97209, Domestic LLC.
Orchid Nails & Organic Spa
LLC, 305 N.W. 21st Ave. Suite
B, Portland 97209, Domestic
LLC.
John Gest, Rocket Guild LLC,
2486 N.W. Westover Road
No. 304, Portland 97210,
Domestic LLC.
Westicana Records LLC,
3024 N.W. Wilson St. Apt. 1,
Portland 97210, Domestic
LLC.
Nancy Roberts, Roberts
Family Beach House LLC, 2268
N.W. Pettygrove St., Portland
97210, Domestic LLC.
Three Diamond Bodywork
LLC, 7033 N.E. Sixth Ave.,
Portland 97211, Domestic
LLC.
Town Biz. Entertainments
LLC, 5036 N.E. Ninth Ave.,
Portland 97211, Domestic
LLC.
Aerik LLC, 4814 N.E. 21st
Ave., Portland 97211,
Domestic LLC.
Mixed Theory LLC, 1134
N.E. Ainsworth St., Portland
97211, Domestic LLC.
Andys Serving Staff LLC,
7074 N.E. Seventh Ave.,
Portland 97211, Domestic
LLC.
James MacNeal, Dapper
Barber Co. LLC, 5018 N.E.
22nd Ave., Portland 97211,
Domestic LLC.
WKS LLC, 9049 N.E. Third
Ave., Portland 97211,
Domestic LLC.
RD Industries LLC, P.O.
Box 11184, Portland 97211,
Domestic LLC.
TGK Construction LLC,
4533 N.E. 17th Ave., Portland
97211, Domestic LLC.
Opendmusic LLC, 5831 N.E.
29th Ave., Portland 97211,
Domestic LLC.
Jamaican Homestyle
Cuisine LLC, P.O. Box 11191,
Portland 97211, Domestic
LLC.
Enough Is Enough PDX, 449
N.E. Emerson St., Portland
97211, Domestic Nonprofit
Corporation.
Jellybean LLC, 1401 N.E.
Alberta St., Portland 97211,
Domestic LLC.
Makers Row LLC, 3444 N.E.
35th Ave., Portland 97212,
Domestic LLC.
Friendly Bike Guest House
LLC, 223 N.E. Graham St.,
Portland 97212, Domestic
LLC.
Threshold Designs LLC,
3519 N.E. 15th Ave. No. 417,
Portland 97212, Domestic
LLC.
Anil Karia, Public Safety
Labor Group Professional
Corp., 3117 N.E. 32nd Ave.,
Portland 97212, Domestic
Professional Corporation.
St. Louis Solar LLC, 3519
N.E. 15th Ave. Suite 325,
Portland 97212, Domestic
LLC.
Happy Kitchen LLC, 3323
N.E. 30th Ave., Portland
97212, Domestic LLC.
RH Finnatix LLC, 3045 N.E.
Ninth Ave., Portland 97212,
Domestic LLC.
ONeil Creek Solar LLC,
3519 N.E. 15th Ave. Suite
325, Portland 97212,
Domestic LLC.
Hukalu LLC, 3831 N.E. 21st,
Portland 97212, Domestic
LLC.
The Nonpareil LLC, 220 N.E.
Fargo St., Portland 97212,
Domestic LLC.
Eye Do Lash and Brow Bar
LLC, 1804 N.E. Martin Luther
King Blvd. Suite A, Portland
97212, Domestic LLC.
Lunatic Asylum Inc.,
P.O. Box 12444, Portland
97212, Domestic Business
Corporation.
Keith Moskowitz Golf Sales
LLC, 1905 N.E. 65th Ave.,
Portland 97213, Domestic
LLC.
Panorama Leadership LLC,
2724 N.E. 49th Ave., Portland
97213, Domestic LLC.
Sarah Clark LLC, 119 N.E.
45th Ave., Portland 97213,
Domestic LLC.
Portland Insectarium,
740 N.E. 53rd Ave. Apt. 30,
Portland 97213, Domestic
Nonprofit Corporation.
Sprout at Sherwood LLC,
3117 N.E. 67th Ave., Portland
97213, Domestic LLC.
V-Naught Traffic Solutions
LLC, 1435 N.E. 62nd Ave.,
Portland 97213, Domestic
LLC.
Bozorg Transport LLC,
341 N.E. 63rd Ave., Portland
97213, Domestic LLC.
Tandem Investments LLC,
5233 N.E. Broadway St.,
LEADS
Portland 97213, Domestic
LLC.
Faces by Gwen LLC, 3018 E.
Burnside St., Portland 97214,
Domestic LLC.
Cake Smash Kids LLC, 2215
S.E. 37th Ave., Portland
97214, Domestic LLC.
Rooney Bartning
Productions LLC, 210 S.E.
Madison Suite 24 Box 9,
Portland 97214, Domestic
LLC.
Kind Web Services LLC,
1035 S.E. 12th Ave. Apt. 7,
Portland 97214, Domestic
LLC.
Toney Bento LLC, 604
S.E. Peacock Lane, Portland
97214, Domestic LLC.
Service Please Inc., 940
S.E. 14th Ave., Portland
97214, Domestic Business
Corporation.
LT Digital LLC, 1250 E.
Burnside St. Apt. 412,
Portland 97214, Domestic
LLC.
Air Rush LLC, 3505 S.E.
Morrison St. No. 5, Portland
97214, Foreign LLC.
NBP 1608 Bryant
Apartments LLC, Templeton
Building 9 S.E. Third Ave.,
Portland 97214, Foreign LLC.
Source Brewing Co. LLC,
2118 S.E. 11th Ave., Portland
97214, Domestic LLC.
Creative Career Consulting
LLC, 2505 S.E. 11th Ave.
Suite 202, Portland 97214,
Domestic LLC.
Awesome and Modest Inc.,
635 S.E. 33rd Ave., Portland
97214, Foreign Business
Corporation.
Great Notion Film LLC, 3636
S.E. Stark St., Portland 97214,
Domestic LLC.
Neat Lash Boutique LLC,
1300 S.E. Stark St. Suite 215,
Portland 97214, Domestic
LLC.
Super Jugoso LLC, 1315 S.E.
Madison St., Portland 97214,
Domestic LLC.
Nevada Pacific LLC, 4025
S.E. Hawthorne Blvd. Apt.
207, Portland 97214,
Domestic LLC.
Donutjs LLC, 1525 S.E.
Madison St., Portland 97214,
Domestic LLC.
Brickathon Inc., 80 S.E.
Madison St. Unit 6, Portland
97214, Domestic Business
Corporation.
Oregon Pipe Dream LLC,
3838 S.E. Stephens St.,
Portland 97214, Domestic
LLC.
Funkey Properties LLC,
1704 S.E. 50th Ave., Portland
97215, Domestic LLC.
Reflections Counseling LLC,
422 S.E. 79th Ave. Suite 204,
Portland 97215, Domestic
LLC.
Fortified Products LLC,
10347 S.E. Pine St. No. K-107,
Portland 97216, Domestic
LLC.
#1 Firm Foundation LLC,
11806 S.E. Oak St., Portland
97216, Domestic LLC.
Yue Zhu, Yue Investments
LLC, 817 S.E. 117th Ave.,
Portland 97216, Domestic
LLC.
Zero Wave LLC, 1025 N.
Humboldt St., Portland
97217, Domestic LLC.
Paradise Tacos LLC, 302
N. Rosa Parks Way, Portland
97217, Domestic LLC.
Mercifulhawk Design LLC,
851 N. Terry St., Portland
97217, Domestic LLC.
Scissorhands LLC, 5550 N.
Atlantic Ave., Portland 97217,
Domestic LLC.
Party Cat LLC, 8415 N.
Drummond Ave., Portland
97217, Domestic LLC.
Ascent Automotive LLC,
8454 N. Interstate Place
Building C, Portland 97217,
Domestic LLC.
Pxcketknife LLC, 2304 N.
Schofield St., Portland 97217,
Domestic LLC.
Bradley Twiss Real Estate
LLC, 7924 N. Emerald Ave.,
Portland 97217, Domestic
LLC.
High Class Edibles LLC,
1734 N. Sumner St., Portland
97217, Domestic LLC.
Windcatcher The Movie
LLC, 1639 N. Terry St.,
Portland 97217, Domestic
LLC.
Ordinal Properties LLC,
4724 N. Commercial Ave.,
Portland 97217, Domestic
LLC.
Emmaroo Designs LLC, P.O.
Box 17022, Portland 97217,
Domestic LLC.
CPR Holdings LLC, 584
N. Tomahawk Island Drive,
Portland 97217, Domestic
LLC.
Tectonic LLC, 4329 N.E.
Killingsworth St. Suite C,
Portland 97218, Domestic
LLC.
Intrinsic Wellness LLC, 5331
N.E. Holman St., Portland
97218, Domestic LLC.
Kezaga LLC, 9440 S.W.
Eighth Ave., Portland 97219,
Domestic LLC.
Mi Familia Mares Inc.,
5060 S.W. Dickinson St. No.
C, Portland 97219, Domestic
Business Corporation.
Corey Barr, Barr-Fox Corp.,
5827 S.W. Vermont St.,
Portland 97219, Domestic
Business Corporation.
Destination Home LLC,
9320 S.W. Barbur Blvd.
Suite 135, Portland 97219,
Domestic LLC.
Sherrill Kilpatrick, Harmony
Management LLC, 10802 S.W.
62nd Place, Portland 97219,
Domestic LLC.
Nicole Darabi, Nicole Darabi
LLC, 7119 S.W. Virginia Place,
Portland 97219, Domestic
LLC.
Brand C Development
LLC, 9500 S.W. Barbur Blvd.
Suite 250, Portland 97219,
Domestic LLC.
Red Oak Assets LLC, 9220
S.W. Barbur Blvd. Suite 119
No. 104, Portland 97219,
Foreign LLC.
Wildwood Lumber LLC,
7434 S.W. 49th Court,
Portland 97219, Domestic
LLC.
Red Oak QC LLC, 9220 S.W.
Barbur Blvd. Suite 119 No.
104, Portland 97219, Foreign
LLC.
Teal Dunbar Event Planning
& Management LLC, 5521
S.W. Multnomah Blvd.,
Portland 97219, Domestic
LLC.
Buona Forchetta LLC, 2175
S.W. Taylors Ferry Road,
Portland 97219, Domestic
LLC.
2906 N. Halleck St. LLC,
7016 S.W. Seventh Ave.,
Portland 97219, Domestic
LLC.
82nd Auto Glass and Tire
LLC, 6614 S.E. 82nd Ave.,
Portland 97220, Domestic
LLC.
Portland Gamecraft LLC,
11125 N.E. Sandy Blvd.,
Portland 97220, Domestic
LLC.
Amanecer Feliz Child Care
LLC, 286 N.E. 100th Ave.
No. 286, Portland 97220,
Domestic LLC.
Bobsons Hospitality Inc.,
11144 N.E. Sandy Blvd.,
Portland 97220, Domestic
Business Corporation.
The Jeremiah Group LLC,
Turning Lives Christian
11954 N.E. Glisan St. No. 320,
Portland 97220, Domestic
LLC.
Kevin Larson Guide Service
LLC, 6242 S.W. 46th Place,
Portland 97221, Domestic
LLC.
Acre LLC, 5230 S.W. 49th
Drive, Portland 97221,
Domestic LLC.
Klosh Group LLC, 4752 S.W.
42nd Ave., Portland 97221,
Domestic LLC.
Corsa Oregon Econorun,
4822 S.W. Boundary St.,
Portland 97221, Domestic
Nonprofit Corporation.
Digital Age Daughters
LLC, 3917 S.W. Cullen Blvd.,
Portland 97221, Domestic
LLC.
Hermand LLC, 240 N.
Broadway Suite 122, Portland
97227, Domestic LLC.
Abaka LLC, 1507 N.E.
181st Ave., Portland 97230,
Domestic LLC.
Northwest Shine LLC, 1748
N.E. 159th Ave., Portland
97230, Domestic LLC.
Wireless Tech LLC, 4307 N.E.
130th Place, Portland 97230,
Domestic LLC.
Martha Zeleke, Zealous
Foster Adult Care Home LLC,
251 N.E. 160th Ave., Portland
97230, Domestic LLC.
PHC Enterprises, c/o
Jim Nowodworski 5312
N.E. 148th Ave., Portland
97230, Domestic Nonprofit
Corporation.
R2B2 Music LLC, 21217 N.W.
Sauvie Island Road, Portland
97231, Domestic LLC.
Cambreleng Law LLC, 650
N.E. Holladay Suite 1600,
Portland 97232, Domestic
LLC.
Mike Eaton Agency LLC,
2100 N.E. Broadway St.
Suite 109, Portland 97232,
Domestic LLC.
Skinny Foods LLC, 524 N.E.
Hazelfern Place, Portland
97232, Domestic LLC.
Westernesste, 3291 N.E.
Irving St., Portland 97232,
Foreign Nonprofit Corporation.
Northwest Law Firm LLC,
847 N.E. 19th Ave. Suite 260,
Portland 97232, Domestic
LLC.
Dr. Zeenia Junkeer LLC,
2619 N.E. Halsey St. No. 3,
Portland 97232, Domestic
LLC.
A Fool and A Half
Entertainment LLC, 239 S.E.
148th No. 4, Portland 97233,
Domestic LLC.
Martin III Delivery Service
LLC, 388 S.E. 194th Ave.
No. 120, Portland 97233,
Domestic LLC.
Poppopular LLC, 12441 S.E.
Mill Court, Portland 97233,
Domestic LLC.
Cherchenko and Dean
International Inc., 17409
S.E. Emmert Court, Portland
97233, Domestic Business
Corporation.
HK Investment LLC, 2255
S.E. 122nd Ave., Portland
97233, Domestic LLC.
Taiarwin Aidun LLC, 2133
S.E. 171st Ave., Portland
97233, Domestic LLC.
Dynasty Elite Athletic Club,
479 S.E. 169th Ave. No. 208,
Portland 97233, Domestic
Nonprofit Corporation.
PVV Logistics LLC, 12905
S.E. Foster Road Apt. 602,
Portland 97236, Domestic
LLC.
Park Vista Stark
Development LLC, 12350
S.E. Powell Blvd., Portland
97236, Domestic LLC.
Best Western Continuous
Gutters LLC, 2829 S.E.
136th Place, Portland 97236,
Domestic LLC.
West Coast Concerte LLC,
13560 S.E. Powell Blvd.,
Portland 97236, Domestic
LLC.
Loving Land Child Care LLC,
13141 S.E. Powell Blvd. Unit
7, Portland 97236, Domestic
LLC.
Renew Juice Co., 14325
S.E. Crystal Court, Portland
97236, Domestic Business
Corporation.
Serum LLC, 12112 S.E.
Harold St., Portland 97266,
Domestic LLC.
Anatti LLC, 7985 S.E. 92nd
Ave. Apt. 34, Portland 97266,
Domestic LLC.
Gem Flower LLC, 10449
S.E. Ellis St., Portland 97266,
Domestic LLC.
406 S.W. Marsuda Terrace,
Ministries, 6108 S.E. 89th
Ave., Portland 97266,
Domestic Nonprofit
Corporation.
US PDX Real Estate Service
LLC, 11106 S.E. Division St.,
Portland 97266, Domestic
LLC.
Gramercy Partners LLC,
6130 S.E. 82nd Ave., Portland
97266, Domestic LLC.
Suburban Events LLC,
11944 S.E. Brookside Drive,
Portland 97266, Domestic
LLC.
R&A Tires LLC, 10119 S.E.
Yukon St., Portland 97266,
Domestic LLC.
Sushi Canby Inc., 6517
S.E. 89th Ave., Portland
97266, Domestic Business
Corporation.
Rachel Justicia, Radiant
Beauty LLC, 5910 S.E. 84th
Ave., Portland 97266,
Domestic LLC.
Hong Lee Construction Co.
LLC, 2611 S.E. 112th Ave.,
Portland 97266, Domestic
LLC.
Tangier Inc., 11136 S.E.
Holgate Blvd., Portland
97266, Domestic Business
Corporation.
Elbello LLC, 5703 S.E.
82nd Ave., Portland 97266,
Domestic LLC.
The Rutherford Rental LLC,
P.O. Box 86100, Portland
97286, Domestic LLC.
Love House Corp., P.O.
Box 66438, Portland
97290, Domestic Business
Corporation.
Abrawest LLC, P.O. Box
33136, Portland 97292,
Domestic LLC.
Suzanne Scott LLC, P.O.
Box 33685, Portland 97292,
Domestic LLC.
Brocoo LLC, P.O. Box 14552,
Portland 97293, Domestic
LLC.
Washington County
Mooni Market LLC, 4255
S.W. Cedar Hills Blvd.,
Beaverton 97005, Domestic
LLC.
6 & 8 Logistics LLC,
9290 S.W. Jamieson Court,
Beaverton 97005, Domestic
LLC.
AP Painting LLC, 4570
S.W. Murray Blvd. Suite 34,
Beaverton 97005, Domestic
LLC.
Super Skincare LLC, 4145
S.W. Watson Ave. Suite 350,
Beaverton 97005, Domestic
LLC.
It Pros On The Side LLC,
13045 S.W. Walker Road,
Beaverton 97005, Domestic
LLC.
Nery and Mayde Cleaning
LLC, 13415 S.W. Jenkins Road
Apt. A, Beaverton 97005,
Domestic LLC.
Phillip Valentine, Tilden
Street Holdings LLC, 3520
S.W. 113th Ave. Apt. D,
Beaverton 97005, Domestic
LLC.
Ky Chi Massage & Healing
LLC, 12250 S.W. Second St.
No. B-103, Beaverton 97005,
Domestic LLC.
Ellie Kessler LLC, 13895
S.W. Meridian St. Unit 412,
Beaverton 97005, Domestic
LLC.
Hesperus Kratus & Plutus
Inc., 175 S.W. 208th Ave.,
Beaverton 97006, Domestic
Business Corporation.
Aloha Primary Purpose
Group, 100 S.W. 195th
Ave. Unit 101, Beaverton
97006, Domestic Nonprofit
Corporation.
Honette LLC, 2434 N.W. Oak
Knoll Place, Beaverton 97006,
Domestic LLC.
TTED Solutions Inc.,
16710 N.W. Somerset Drive,
Beaverton 97006, Domestic
Business Corporation.
Tara Inc., 18015 N.W.
Tara St., Beaverton
97006, Domestic Business
Corporation.
Bubble Bar LLC, 17372 N.W.
Lapaloma Lane, Beaverton
97006, Domestic LLC.
Oregon Veterans
Association, 14737 S.W.
Millikan Way, Beaverton
97006, Domestic Nonprofit
Corporation.
Origis Technics USA Inc., c/o
Corporate Creations Network
Inc. 1500 N.W. Bethany Blvd.
No. 200, Beaverton 97006,
Foreign Business Corporation.
Xies USA Distribution LLC,
Beaverton 97006, Domestic
LLC.
Massage&Bodywork
Professionals LLC, 14345
S.W. Walker Road Unit C-4,
Beaverton 97006, Domestic
LLC.
ZH Group LLC, 17653 N.W.
Dogwood Court, Beaverton
97006, Domestic LLC.
Patrickelise LLC, 2750 S.W.
175th Ave., Aloha 97006,
Domestic LLC.
Premier Transportation
LLC, 17058 N.W. Orion Greens
Court, Beaverton 97006,
Domestic LLC.
Protrade Corp., 142 S.W.
Meadow Drive, Beaverton
97006, Domestic Business
Corporation.
G&M Chelys Cleaning LLC,
14630 S.W. Farmington Road
Apt. 37, Beaverton 97007,
Domestic LLC.
Secure Seismic LLC, 12840
S.W. Blue Bill Lane Unit 100,
Beaverton 97007, Domestic
LLC.
AC Business Ventures LLC,
16764 S.W. Whitetail Lane,
Beaverton 97007, Domestic
LLC.
Sonias Mix Grill LLC,
16616 S.W. Henderson Court,
Beaverton 97007, Domestic
LLC.
Stage Right Northwest LLC,
8185 S.W. 162nd Place, Aloha
97007, Domestic LLC.
In Clover LLC, 14925 S.W.
Barrows Road No. 109,
Beaverton 97007, Domestic
LLC.
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Banomyong Success Group
LLC, 15225 S.W. Lark Lane,
Beaverton 97007, Domestic
LLC.
Kaizen Holistic Fitness
LLC, 17809 S.W. Keiko St.,
Beaverton 97007, Domestic
LLC.
Whatupdeals.com LLC,
17918 S.W. Brisk Lane,
Beaverton 97007, Domestic
LLC.
Creative Critical Thinking
LLC, 18200 S.W. Horse Tale
Drive, Beaverton 97007,
Domestic LLC.
Scott Kurita & Christopher
Palmer Optometric
Physicians LLC, 7515 S.W.
101st Ave., Beaverton 97008,
Domestic LLC.
Gaias Way Oregon LLC,
14275 S.W. Daphne St.,
Beaverton 97008, Domestic
LLC.
BCN Construction Inc.,
12170 S.W. Why Worry
Lane Apt. 1, Beaverton
97008, Domestic Business
Corporation.
Tedla Gessesse, Bete
Gedam A.F.C. Corp., 14830
S.W. Davis Road, Beaverton
97008, Domestic Business
Corporation.
CZ Surgical Inc., 6700
S.W. 105th Ave. Suite 109,
Beaverton 97008, Domestic
Business Corporation.
Oregon District 4
Challenger Little League,
13180 S.W. Snowshoe Lane,
Beaverton 97008, Domestic
Nonprofit Corporation.
Westgate Business Ventures
LLC, 8138 S.W. Hall Blvd.,
Beaverton 97008, Domestic
LLC.
Liggins Holdings LLC,
14270 S.W. Red Haven Drive,
Beaverton 97008, Domestic
LLC.
Robyn Biehler, Biehler Family
Properties LLC, 17750 S.W.
112th Ave., Tualatin 97062,
Domestic LLC.
McGraw Family Realty Inc.,
5285 S.W. Greenwood Circle,
Tualatin 97062, Domestic
Business Corporation.
Dupuis Communications
LLC, 17460 S.W. 110th Ave.,
Tualatin 97062, Domestic LLC.
Fathers House International
Ministries, P.O. Box 1597,
Beaverton 97075, Domestic
Nonprofit Corporation.
Nydia Santos Dominguez,
Familias Con Proposito, 15912
S.W. Marlee Lane, Beaverton
97078, Domestic Nonprofit
Corporation.
Pinch of Paper LLC, 4640
S.W. 182nd Ave., Beaverton
97078, Domestic LLC.
Evdrive Inc., 17330 N.W.
Kurtz Place, Banks 97106,
Foreign Business Corporation.
Cleaning for You Inc.,
2130 S. Beech St., Cornelius
97113, Domestic Business
Corporation.
Total Drywall Systems Inc.,
39965 N.W. Osterman Road,
Forest Grove 97116, Domestic
Business Corporation.
Survive Life Kits LLC, P.O.
Box 2333, Hillsboro 97123,
Domestic LLC.
Karina Vasquez, J&K
Cleaning Services LLC, 1764
S.E. 32nd Ave., Hillsboro
97123, Domestic LLC.
Bienestar Salud Energia
LLC, 1075 S.E. Baseline St.
Suite Q, Hillsboro 97123,
Domestic LLC.
Transitions Outpatient
Treatment and Education
Inc., 527 S.E. Baseline St.
Suite F, Hillsboro 97123,
Domestic Nonprofit
Corporation.
Dead Letter Agency LLC,
704 S.E. 56th Ave., Hillsboro
97123, Domestic LLC.
Exquisite Reefs LLC, 1049
S.E. Walnut St. Apt. 11,
Hillsboro 97123, Domestic
LLC.
A+ Amazing Renovations
LLC, 3117 N.E. Brogden St.,
Hillsboro 97124, Domestic
LLC.
Stuart Wilson, Garden Walls
LLC, 12960 N.W. Dick Road,
Hillsboro 97124, Domestic
LLC.
Aldercreek Properties LLC,
1046 N.E. Orenco Station
Parkway, Hillsboro 97124,
Domestic LLC.
Asakawa Silver LLC, 6242
N.E. Carillion Drive, Hillsboro
97124, Domestic LLC.
Katherine Ko, Sushiko LLC,
2215 N.W. Allie Ave., Hillsboro
97124, Domestic LLC.
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Morgan Infusion Services
LLC, 339 N.E. Lauren Court,
Hillsboro 97124, Domestic
LLC.
Lead Heroes LLC, 32395
N.W. Padgett Road, Hillsboro
97124, Domestic LLC.
MMT LLC, 5675 N.E.
Daventry St., Hillsboro 97124,
Domestic LLC.
Our Clients Deserve Helping
Hands LLC, 924 N.E. 21st
Ave., Hillsboro 97124,
Domestic LLC.
Yuki Japanese at Hillsboro
LLC, 1335 N.E. Orenco Station
Parkway, Hillsboro 97124,
Domestic LLC.
Caring Smiles Dental LLC,
21370 S.W. Langers Farm
Parkway No. 142, Sherwood
97140, Domestic LLC.
Casa Real Estate
Ventures Inc., 19129 S.W.
Conzelmann Road, Sherwood
97140, Domestic Business
Corporation.
Refiners Fire Reclamation
LLC, 12540 S.W. 121st, Tigard
97223, Domestic LLC.
4975 SW Franklin LLC, 6620
S.W. Scholls Ferry, Tigard
97223, Domestic LLC.
Shepherd Solutions LLC,
12265 S.W. Marion St.,
Portland 97223, Domestic
LLC.
Simple Prayer, 11960
S.W. 121st Ave., Portland
97223, Domestic Nonprofit
Corporation.
Genesis Life Transitions
LLC, 7307 S.W. Beveland St.
Suite 200, Tigard 97223,
Domestic LLC.
Hummingair LLC, 10200
S.W. Greenburg Road Suite
340, Portland 97223,
Domestic LLC.
JPB Investments LLC, 8150
S.W. 89th Ave., Portland
97223, Domestic LLC.
John Chung, Tigard City
Dental PC, 11565 S.W. Hall
Blvd. Suite A, Tigard 97223,
Domestic Professional
Corporation.
Black Bulb Creative LLC,
12536 S.W. 133rd Ave., Tigard
97223, Domestic LLC.
LRM LLC, 13923 S.W.
Mistletoe Drive, Portland
97223, Domestic LLC.
LTV Fund LLC, 10220 S.W.
Greenburg Road Suite 111,
Portland 97223, Domestic
LLC.
Mai Strategies Inc., 13648
S.W. Lauren Lane, Tigard
97223, Domestic Business
Corporation.
Pearl Collaborative, 10555
S.W. 75th Ave., Portland
97223, Domestic Nonprofit
Corporation.
Elisha Alcantara, Elisha
Alcantara Realty Group LLC,
10220 S.W. Greenburg Road
Suite 100 Lincoln 2, Portland
97223, Domestic LLC.
Taysoif LLC, 14275 S.W.
161st Ave., Tigard 97224,
Domestic LLC.
The Jaunty Gent LLC,
c/o James Bruce 7420 S.W.
Bridgeport Road Suite 101,
Portland 97224, Domestic
LLC.
Miss Emily Fisheries LLC,
14550 S.W. Moet Court,
Tigard 97224, Domestic LLC.
Miss Sarah Fisheries LLC,
14550 S.W. Moet Court,
Tigard 97224, Domestic LLC.
Prolifik Fisheries LLC,
14550 S.W. Moet Court,
Tigard 97224, Domestic LLC.
A&K Holdings LLC, 11356
S.W. Artesa Court, Portland
97225, Domestic LLC.
Golden Smiles LLC, 8341
S.W. Beaverton Hillsdale
Highway, Portland 97225,
Domestic LLC.
Acorn To Oak Insight LLC,
165 S.W. 97th Ave., Portland
97225, Domestic LLC.
Anakha Coman, Awake at
Work Institute Corp., 2020
S.W. 75th Ave., Portland
97225, Domestic Business
Corporation.
The Bar Guy LLC, 10934
S.W. Celeste No. 306, Portland
97225, Domestic LLC.
Jimmy Genie LLC, 6663 S.W.
Beaverton Hillsdale Highway
No. 225, Portland 97225,
Domestic LLC.
Organizen LLC, 1105 S.W.
66th Ave. No. 3321, Portland
97225, Domestic LLC.
Datacenter Strategist LLC,
7600 S.W. Copel St., Portland
97225, Domestic LLC.
SHS 16 LLC, 4804 N.W.
Bethany Blvd. Suite I-2
No. 224, Portland 97229,
Domestic LLC.
Tiki Honkanen, H&R Realty
LLC, 2885 N.W. 111th Court,
Portland 97229, Domestic
LLC.
Mohanbir Grewal, T&T Food
Corp., 12643 N.W. Majestic
Sequoia Way, Portland
97229, Domestic Business
Corporation.
Imftapparel LLC, 4804 N.W.
Bethany Blvd. No. I2-257,
Portland 97229, Domestic
LLC.
Jackson Equity LLC, 10560
N.W. Lee St., Portland 97229,
Domestic LLC.
New Ling Garden LLC, 760
N.W. 118th Ave. Unit 101,
Portland 97229, Domestic
LLC.
Nkemka Holdings LLC,
16844 N.W. Countryridge
Drive, Portland 97229,
Domestic LLC.
Wildcat Creek LLC, 10136
N.W. Skyline Heights Drive,
Portland 97229, Domestic
LLC.
PDX Landscaping LLC, 515
N.W. Saltzman Road No. 878,
Portland 97229, Domestic
LLC.
Mista Delights LLC, 5435
N.W. 134th Ave., Portland
97229, Domestic LLC.
Modular11 LLC, 1277 N.W.
87th Ave., Portland 97229,
Foreign LLC.
Belmont Property LLC, P.O.
Box 23025, Portland 97281,
Domestic LLC.
Yamhill County
Lehman Brothers Farm LLC,
19164 S.W. Briedwell Road,
Amity 97101, Domestic LLC.
PNW Asphalt Services LLC,
P.O. Box 492, Amity 97101,
Domestic LLC.
Pisoni Catering Co., 10280
N.E. Oak Springs Farm Road,
Carlton 97111, Domestic
Business Corporation.
Sawmark Saloon Holdings
LLC, 4101 N.E. Henry
Creek Road, Dayton 97114,
Domestic LLC.
Vanessas Victory LLC,
7630 S.E. Lafayette Highway,
Dayton 97114, Domestic LLC.
Wolf River Farms LLC, 908
Church St., Dayton 97114,
Domestic LLC.
Events and More LLC, P.O.
Box 418, Dundee 97115,
Domestic LLC.
Jamii Coffee LLC, 840 S.E.
Parks Drive, Dundee 97115,
Domestic LLC.
MB Kirsch Construction
LLC, 891 S.W. Red Hills Drive,
Dundee 97115, Domestic LLC.
Foxhaven ASR I LLC, P.O.
Box 827, McMinnville 97128,
Domestic LLC.
Integral Soils LLC, 3930 S.E.
Three Mile Lane, McMinnville
97128, Domestic LLC.
J5 Fab LLC, 8081 N.E.
Highway 99W Building 1-A,
McMinnville 97128, Domestic
LLC.
SMRE LLC, 413 S.E. Border
Lane, McMinnville 97128,
Domestic LLC.
Sub-Rosa Studios LLC, 3530
N.E. Hembree St., McMinnville
97128, Domestic LLC.
Wine Time Fellows LLC, 957
S.W. Fellows St., McMinnville
97128, Domestic LLC.
Blue Sky AG Consulting LLC,
P.O. Box 625, McMinnville
97128, Domestic LLC.
Bridges Law LLC, 235 N.E.
Third St. Suite 9, McMinnville
97128, Domestic LLC.
E&A Brothers Landscape
Maintenance LLC, 1961 S.W.
Alexandria St., McMinnville
97128, Domestic LLC.
Flavor Savvy LLC, 9985
N.E. Trillium Lane, Newberg
97132, Domestic LLC.
Kruse Guide Service LLC,
14795 N.E. David Court,
Newberg 97132, Domestic
LLC.
Oregon Native Drilling
Co., P.O. Box 1166, Newberg
97132, Domestic Business
Corporation.
Syntax Consulting LLC, P.O.
Box 278, Newberg 97132,
Domestic LLC.
Breaking Chains Therapy
LLC, 710C Foothills Drive
Suite 103, Newberg 97132,
Domestic LLC.
Diffusioneco LLC, 23275
N.E. Dayton Ave., Newberg
97132, Domestic LLC.
Yamhill Vintage & Vinyl
LLC, P.O. Box 184, Yamhill
97148, Domestic LLC.
R Commercial
real estate
transactions
Clackamas County
Zhihua Yu and Meiling Jiang
to RR Hotels Portland LLC,
15786 S.W. Upper Boones
Ferry Road, Lake Oswego
97035, Parcel 1 Partition
Plat 1997-017 ID 00822934,
$5,350,000, 03/30/16.
Holt Distressed Property
Fund 2010 LP to Hayden
Homes LLC, 2464 S.W.
Glacier Place No. 110,
Redmond 97756, Lots
238/239/248/255 Sandy
Bluff, $750,000, 04/01/16.
Paul Haruta/Daniela Zbinca
to Milly Family Homes Care
LLC, 16215 S.E. Webster
Road, Milwaukie 97267,
Tract 27 Webster Acres
ID 00470644, $540,000,
03/31/16.
Clark County
Con Nguyen and Linda N.
Nguyen Trustees to Ten
Talents Investments 12
LLC, 915 Broadway Suite 250,
Vancouver 98660, Lot 4/6
Fitzhugh Acres ID 117895-
040, $5,000,280, 03/31/16.
Central Wood Products
Inc. to MW1 LLC/Timothy
A. Weiskind Trustee and
858 Pearl St. LLC, 120
W. Broadway, Eugene, Ore.
97401, Sec. 27 02 01 ID 4727
2000/46390000/46485000/
47277000/47280000/47283
000, $2,400,280, 03/31/16.
FFI Lot Holdings LLC to
2G Property Holdings LLC,
P.O. Box 3157, Battle Ground
98604, Lot 3 Short Plat ID
091050-533, $1,500,280,
03/29/16.
Lake Shore Development
Corp. to Pioneer Canyon 2
LLC, 32927 N.W. Pekin Ferry
Road, Ridgefield 98642, Lots
2-4/17-24 Erickson Farms ID
986035-848 thru 986035-
851/986035-863 thru
986035-870, $1,145,098,
03/31/16.
Flex Properties-Cold Creek
LLC to BLT Leasing Co. LLC,
334 S. Dubois Road, Ariel
98603, Unit 8 Commerce at
Cold Creek ID 986029-628,
$550,280, 03/31/16.
Multnomah County
CRP/FPC Riverscape LLC to
GS Waterline LLC, 18 Broad
St. Suite 300, Charleston, S.C.
29401, Lots 9-12 Rivernorth,
$94,000,000, 03/31/16.
NATI LLC to Buckskin Mary
LLC, P.O. Box 42310, Portland
97242, Lots 1/4/5/8 Couchs
Addition to City of Portland,
$6,100,000, 03/29/16.
Tzantarmas Properties LLC
to Fox Pointe LP, 412 N.W.
Fifth Ave., Portland 97209,
Lots 9/10 Town of Lent ID
R288281/R288290/R288284
et al., $5,000,000, 04/01/16.
Aldo Rossi LP and Irene A.
Rossi LP to Fairfield Clovis
Properties LLC, 88 Perry
St. Suite 800, San Francisco,
Calif. 94107, Sec. 11 01
02 ID R334447/R334443/
R334460, $5,000,000,
04/01/16.
ATSA Properties LLC to
Calligram Properties LLC,
2530 S.E. 26th Ave. No.
405, Portland 97202, Lots
1-5 Albina, $3,350,000,
03/31/16.
221 Group LLC to 10th &
Davis Apartments LLC,
220 N.W. Second Ave. Suite
900, Portland 97209, Lot 5
Couchs Addition, $3,000,000,
03/31/16.
DEH LLC to The Green
Planet Inc., 16321 S.E.
Hillside Lane, Milwaukie
97267, Lots 11-13 Garbade
ID R167695, $2,750,000,
03/30/16.
Lemelson Foundation to
Mercy Corps, 45 S.W. Ankeny
St., Portland 97204, Unit 2
Ankeny Street ID R632271,
$2,200,000, 03/31/16.
McCarthy Properties LLC
to OSB2LAN Wilson LLC,
3570 S.W. River Parkway Suite
1713, Portland 97239, Lots
6-9/11/12 North Portland,
$2,100,000, 03/28/16.
EVEST LLC to Oregon
Beverage Recycling
Corp., 3900 N.W. Yeon Ave.,
Portland 97210, Sec. 27 01
03 ID R320956, $1,550,000,
LEADS
03/30/16.
Northridge Plaza
Apartments LLC to Brixen
Properties LLC, 6719-6731
S.E. 82nd Ave., Portland
97266, Sec. 21 01 02 ID
R336284, $1,442,000,
03/31/16.
Townsend Farms Inc. to AG
Properties LLC, P.O. Box 989,
Eugene 97440, Lots 11/12
Townsend Business Park,
$1,351,231, 03/31/16.
Gregory French Eliefson to
Anlon Construction LLC,
P.O. Box 1944, Oregon City
97045, Lots 10-13 Portland
Park Addition, $750,000,
03/31/16.
Frank J. Bastasch to
FUNHAD LLC, 4110 S.E.
Hawthorne Blvd., Portland
97214, Lots 1/2 Orchard
Homes, $581,000, 04/01/16.
James C. and Mary K. Baker
to Modoc Properties LLC,
805 S.W. Broadway Suite
1900, Portland 97205, Lot 12
Willamette Heights Addition,
$565,000, 04/01/16.
Washington County
BRNK Beaverton LLC to
MAJ Woodstock and MAJ
1715 Tacoma Street LLC,
300 W. 15th St. Suite 200,
Vancouver, Wash. 98660,
Sec. 27 01 01, $5,500,000,
03/30/16.
Tualatin Industrial Park LLC
to Keystone-Pacific LLC,
9955 S.W. Potano St., Tualatin
97062, Sec. 23 02 01,
$2,600,000, 03/31/16.
Maurine and Daniel
Lautenbach to Daniel K. and
Sheri K. Lautenbach, 7797
N.W. Cornelius Pass Road,
Hillsboro 97124, Sec. 12 01
02 ID R655785, $1,000,000,
03/31/16.
Sisters Ventures LLC to
SEEDSC LLC, 680 N.W. 167th
Ave., Beaverton 97006, Lot
240 Johnson Estate Addition,
$800,000, 03/31/16.
Jean K. Daiker Family
Trust to Joseph and Aruna
Weeratunga, 20382 S.W.
Appy Court, Beaverton
97007, Tract 17 Meadow
Farms ID R34581, $540,000,
03/31/16.
R Residential
real estate
transactions
Clackamas County
David A. and Heidi Nelsen
to Yu Liu, 3131 Hong Mei,
Shanghai, China, Lots 13/14
Lake View Villas, $3,980,000,
03/28/16.
Steven Brian and Glenna
Flo Swanson Trustees to
Michael T. and Deborah
D. Stewart, 1901 Palisades
Terrace Drive, Lake Oswego
97034, Sec. 10 02 01 ID
00261415, $3,400,000,
03/31/16.
Shella M. Woolworth
Trustee to Bruce A. Ament
Trustee, 5020 S.W. Eastgate
Drive, Wilsonville 97070,
Lot 10 Quarry at Stafford
ID 05010523, $2,450,000,
04/01/16.
Sarah J. Webb Trustee to
Jeffrey R. and Anna Curtis,
2802 N.W. Ariel Terrace,
Portland 97210, Parcel 3
Partition Plat 2013-047 ID
00202284, $1,350,000,
03/31/16.
Dustin G. and Rebecca M.
Combs to John M. and Linda
T. Dunn, 556 Seventh St.,
Lake Oswego 97034, Lots
4/5 First Addition to Town
of Oswego ID 00190965,
$1,198,000, 03/30/16.
Naun Chang and Shawn
Kwon-Chang to Shannon D.
Todd-Olsen and Rodney A.
Olson, 670 Schaeffer Road,
West Linn 97068, Sec. 04 03
01 ID 01761007, $1,125,000,
03/29/16.
Renaissance Custom Homes
LLC to Thomas E. and
Carol B. Sargent, 8384 S.W.
Metolius Loop, Wilsonville
97070, Lot 31 Renaissance
Boat Club ID 05026335,
$1,050,000, 03/31/16.
Michael P. and Deborah J.
Kelley Trustees to Sarah J.
and Kevin M. Webb, 13613
Provincial Hill Way, Lake
Oswego 97035, Lot 6 Brighton
ID 01694081, $995,000,
04/01/16.
Raymond Kahut to Jesse
and Jessica Kioberdanz,
11512 S. Barnards Road,
Molalla 97038, Sec. 01 05
01 ID 01068926, $950,000,
03/31/16.
Jay and Lisa Vaughan to
Victor M. Smeretskiy,
25153 S.E. Victoria St.,
Damascus 97089, Tract 30
Sunshine Valley Orchard Tracts
ID 00145408, $850,000,
03/31/16.
Kevin D. and Lisa L.
Harrison to David H. Cheney
and Marilyn Dawn Guyette-
Cheney, 605 Glenridge Road,
Kettering, Ohio 45429, Lots
16/18 Rosemont Summit
ID 05000328, $838,000,
03/28/16.
Mitchell D. and Michele
A. Smith to Erron S. and
Tamara L. Sorensen,
17801 S. Nicks Place, Oregon
City 97045, Lot 61 Beaver
Lake Estates ID 05006030,
$820,000, 03/31/16.
Olympic Homes Inc. to
Bradley J. and Joelle
Schnell, 32088 S.W.
Willamette Way E., Wilsonville
97070, Lot 30 Rivergreen
ID 01509166, $799,950,
04/01/16.
Kevin L. and Mary Helen
Grove to Jeffrey M. and
Donna J. Swan, 16395 S.W.
Bell Road, Sherwood 97140,
Lot 18 Pleasant Hill West
ID 01343923, $748,000,
03/29/16.
Michael M. and Georgia
N. Szeto to Eric and Kathy
Packard, 5937 Bay Point
Drive, Lake Oswego 97035,
Lot 132 Bay Creek Estates
ID 01406810, $705,000,
03/31/16.
Charles L. Gregory Jr. and
Patricia A. Gregory to
Deborah L. Stone, 321 Arbor
Oaks Court, Millersville, Md.
21108, Lot 51 Rosemont
Summit, $705,000,
04/01/16.
Holly D. Jackson to Sean
Brady, 37 Da Vinci, Lake
Oswego 97035, Lot 25
Mountain Park ID 00209027,
$634,000, 03/31/16.
Renaissance Custom Homes
LLC to Kenneth A. and
Karen L. Janoff, 7882 S.W.
Summerton St., Wilsonville
97070, Lot 4 Renaissance at
Canyon Creek ID 05029282,
$626,900, 03/30/16.
Renx Group LLC to Bruce A.
and Paula J. Wendorf, 1607
Pine St., Lake Oswego 97034,
Lots 11/13 South Oswego
ID 00262717, $620,000,
03/28/16.
Todd D. McKay to H.
Cameron and Amie Kilgore,
22625 S. Ferguson Road,
Beaverton 97004, Sec. 26 03
02 ID 05008043, $617,950,
03/31/16.
Darrell A. and Linda L.
Moxley to Thomas Lowell
and Noel Diane Moore,
12705 Anita Place, Oregon
City 97045, Sec. 04 03 02,
$603,500, 03/31/16.
William A. and Sherry L.
Parker to Christi M. and
Bernt Korsness, 12727
S. Casto Road, Oregon City
97045, Sec. 32 03 02 ID
00901215, $585,900,
03/31/16.
David Patrick and Carinne
Renae Haney to Troy James
and Linea Diane Gagliano,
16245 S.E. Norma Road,
Milwaukie 97267, Parcel
1 Partition Plat 1991-172
ID 00467453, $583,000,
03/31/16.
Jianmin Bowers to Antonio
Chimuku, 16532 S. Union
Mills, Mulino 97042, Sec.
35 04 02 ID 01041401 /
01041465 / 0104141474,
$580,000, 03/30/16.
Kelly Rogstad to Kristi
and Stephen Ashbrook,
17730 Marylbrook Drive,
Lake Oswego 97034, Lot 98
Marylhurst ID 01570277,
$570,500, 03/31/16.
Lori Lynne Smith to Nancy
A. Weinstein, 3624 Landis
St., West Linn 97068, Lot
21 Tanners Stonegate ID
05004972, $569,000,
03/29/16.
Stephen and Kathy M.
Galloway to Evan Kogen,
14976 S. Hoffman Road,
Oregon City 97045, Lot 6
Tip Top View ID 00483578,
$560,000, 03/29/16.
Delia Q. Muse to Jerome
E. and Merry A. Fonville,
10145 S.E. Wyndham Way,
Happy Valley 97086, Lot
171 Altamont ID 01842260,
$560,000, 03/29/16.
Scott A. McClincy to
Zachary M. and Brianne W.
Hyder, 116 Middlecrest Road,
Lake Oswego 97034, Lot
26 Lakewood ID 00257180,
$558,200, 03/31/16.
Calais at Villebois LLC
to Jordan L. and Kristin
Burch, 11857 S.W. Barcelona
St., Wilsonville 97070,
Lot 15 Calais at Villebois
ID 05026429, $549,990,
03/31/16.
Calais at Villebois LLC to
Mehdi and Latifeh Shafiee,
11868 S.W. Barcelona
St., Wilsonville 97070,
Lot 52 Calais at Villebois
ID 05026448, $546,190,
04/01/16.
Mark D. and Kathleen
J. Bestul to Lindsay
Summerton and
Christopher Iverson, 14814
S.E. Frye St., Happy Valley
97086, Lot 6 Shadow Ridge
ID 05011203, $530,000,
03/31/16.
Peter Hongkuk Chun and
Helen Sangwha Chun
Trustees to Ryan and Abby
Randol, 4750 Coho Lane,
West Linn 97068, Lot 6
Parker Summit ID 01745669,
$530,000, 03/31/16.
Russell T. Cusimano to
Timothy J. and Sara K.
LaBarge, 3734 S.E. 26th
Ave., Portland 97202, Lot 26
Red Fox Hills ID 00198985,
$525,000, 03/29/16.
Elizabeth Williams and Rory
Thomas Meffen to Summer
L. Dowell, 19458 Wilderness
Drive, West Linn 97068,
Lot 9 Robinwood Estates
ID 00362413, $525,000,
03/31/16.
Thomas E. Martin to Megan
Elizabeth/Tim C. Fuller and
Beth M. Fuller, P.O. Box 749,
Beavercreek 97004, Sec. 08
04 03, $524,000, 03/28/16.
William K. and Andrea L.
Fowler to Jacob D. and
Kristina A. Fish, 11225 S.
Bremer Road, Canby 97013,
Sec. 36 03 01 ID 00800360,
$521,500, 03/31/16.
Sandra M. Keefe to Terry
Edward and Wendy Kryski,
6080 Summer Woods, Lake
Oswego 97035, Lot 33
Summer Woods ID 01556541,
$517,450, 03/31/16.
Jeremy A. Pritchard and
Gayle A. Brooks Trustees
to Robert A. Hercey, 7
Falstaff St., Lake Oswego
97035, Lot 81 Mountain Park
ID 00216689, $512,500,
03/29/16.
Renaissance Custom Homes
LLC to Douglas J. and
Kathryn A. Williams, 6560
S.E. Ketchum St., Milwaukie
97267, Lot 15 Josephine
Estates ID 05026722,
$505,749, 03/31/16.
Calais at Villebois LLC to
Eric B. Roth, 11857 S.W.
Dublin St., Wilsonville 97070,
Lot 58 Calais at Villebois,
$503,068, 03/30/16.
Clark County
Terry Cooper to Mark C.
Adams and Kimberly M.
Chan, 219 Dubois Court,
Vancouver 98661, Lot 31
Braewood ID 037915-232,
$1,295,280, 03/28/16.
Darin Aaby and Clifford
Aaby to David L. and
Constance W. Bowden, N.E.
409th St., Amboy 98601,
Lots 11-13 Sec. 13 05 02 ID
262396000/262369000,
$1,175,280, 03/30/16.
Roy M. Uptmor/Louise C.
Korn/Judy A. Staples and
Victor Joseph Uptmor
to Terry L. Wollam Sr./
Shirley C. Wollam/Richard
D. Brosius/Lois Brosius/
Terry L. Wollam Jr. and
Niccole R. Wollam, 4525
S.E. 164th, Vancouver 98683,
Sec. 11 02 01 ID 148003-000,
$830,280, 03/31/16.
Sirva Relocation Credit
LLC to Timothy R. and Mari
L. Garner, 2939 W. Eighth
Court, Washougal 98671,
Lot 10 Coda Ridge Estates
ID 122996-020, $803,071,
04/01/16.
Christine A. and Michael
B. Conway to Gordon and
LeAnn Dodge, 5005 N.W.
128th Circle, Vancouver
98685, Lot 8 Reserve at
Bella Ridge ID 986029-842,
$776,853, 03/29/16.
Kauffman LLC to The Haven
3116 LLC, 2908 N.W. 93rd
Ave., Vancouver 98665,
Lots 169-173 Sec. 22 02 01
ID 001068-000/001069-
000/001070-000/001072-
000/000540-000, $750,280,
03/29/16.
Terry L. and Lisa A. Melby
to Anthony Lee Larson,
3720 N.W. Jasmine St., Camas
98607, Lot 81 Lakeridge
North ID 084921-162,
$750,280, 03/29/16.
PORTLAND BUSINESS JOURNAL
Eldon and Pamela M.
Church to Chelsea I. Woods
and Michele McCall, 20414
N.E. 229th St., Battle Ground
98604, Sec. 32 04 03 ID
236352-000, $740,280,
03/31/16.
Robert and Linda Herman
to Jeffrey D. and Trisha J.
Ellis, 3800 N.W. Third Ave.,
Camas 98607, Sec. 09 01 03
ID 127157-000, $725,280,
03/30/16.
Joseph D. and Kimberly
S. Barbara to Thomas J.
Adams and Nina W. Church-
Adams, 14706 N.E. Erickson
Drive, LaCenter 98629, Lot 72
Sec. 26 05 02 ID 265093-000,
$721,633, 03/30/16.
BV Luxury Homes LLC to
Charles R. and Mimi W.
Mello, 653 N.W. Ilwaco St.,
Camas 98607, Lot 4 Cooper
Glen at Alteration ID 127355-
004, $715,280, 03/31/16.
Michael P. and Vickie R.
Boyer to JW1 LLC, 15226
N.W. Eugene Lane, Portland,
Ore. 97229, Lot 17 Hidden
Homestead Lots ID 030568-
000/030560-000, $715,280,
04/01/16.
Michael L. and Denise
R. McGaffey to Tuscany
Homes LLC, 11805 N.W.
16th Ave., Vancouver 98685,
Sec. 33 03 01 ID 188950000,
$690,280, 03/31/16.
Rudy R. Lopez and Leonie
Jordan Lopez to Jaime
Wilson-Chiru and Puntrigar
Suriyasaeng, 1732 N.W.
37th Ave., Camas 98607,
Lot 25 Summit Oaks Estates
ID 124817-204, $655,280,
03/28/16.
Norman Lloyd Kibby and
Kathy C. Kibby to Michael
R. OLeary and Korry A.
OLeary, 5623 N.W. 334th
St., Ridgefield 98542, Lot 1
Short Plat ID 210338-000,
$650,653, 03/31/16.
Robert and Sarah Costa
to Tuscany Homes LLC,
P.O. Box 522, Battle Ground
98604, Lot 1 Short Plat ID
188955-000, $650,280,
03/31/16.
Pahlisch Homes Inc. to
Vincent R. Faustino and
Jennifer A. Go, 5744 N.W.
Hood Loop, Camas 98607, Lot
29 Lake Hills ID 986035-651,
$625,280, 03/31/16.
Teresa Rider and Leonard
Northcutt to Teresa and
Timothy Carroll, 6415
S.E. Evergreen Highway,
Vancouver 98661, Lot 7
Evergreen Highlands ID
035770-074, $615,280,
03/31/16.
Prakash Thapaliya to David
C. and Amy J. Dew, 5209
N.W. 139th St., Vancouver
98685, Lot 12 Ashley Heights
ID 117768-552, $612,752,
03/29/16.
Konrad and Annie
Stenersen to Janis K.
Granger, 21418 N.E. 197th
Circle, Brush Prairie 98606,
Sec. 09 03 03 ID 202359-000,
$590,168, 04/01/16.
Joyce A. Jenner Trustee to
Dana and Delain Kemper
Trustees, 12404 N.W. 43rd
Court, Vancouver 98685, Lot
1 Short Plat ID 188212-000,
$550,280, 04/01/16.
Loren P. Beck and Oveta K.
Beck Trustees to Kidwell
Family LLC, 2921 N. Road
64, Pasco 99301, Lot 49
Sherwood Hollow East ID
189653-0988/189550-
000/189550-005/189550-
010, $550,280, 04/01/16.
Gary Colemansmith and
Mark Colemansmith to
Megan L. and Ryan T.
Westbrook, 8024 N.E. 71st
Loop, Vancouver 98662,
Lot 49 Meadow Estates ID
105522-572, $535,280,
03/31/16.
Jack W. and Beth H.
Anderson to Tracy L. and
Thomas C. Hatcher, 16914
N.E. Maddox Court, Brush
Prairie 98606, Lot 6 Prairie
Meadows ID 119202-370,
$529,157, 03/28/16.
Matthew B. Rank to Jay A.
Dykeman, 6549 S.E. Scott
Drive, Portland, Ore. 97215,
Lot 11 First Place ID 164784-
022, $520,280, 03/29/16.
Russell Webb and Charlene
M. Nielse-Webb to Terry
Cooper, 12602 N.W. 45th
Court, Vancouver 98685, Lot
2 Short Plats ID 986029-457,
$515,280, 03/29/16.
Stone Bridge Homes NW
LLC to Erin B. McAleer
and Natalya P. McAleer,
5101 N.E. 82nd Ave. Suite
102, Vancouver 98662,
Lot 23 Regency Estates ID
986032033, $515,224,
03/29/16.
New Tradition Homes Inc.
to Cathy L. Taylor, 4203 N.E.
133rd Srt, Vancouver 98686,
Lot 10 Highland Park Estates
ID 986032-908, $514,719,
03/30/16.
Matthew A. and Kristin A.
Licklider to Sandeep Sagar,
3605 N.W. 24th Circle, Camas
98607, Lot 4 Carson Estates
ID 125401-008, $511,235,
03/28/16.
James and Kimberly Trenter
to Jeffrey D. Staples, 5201
N.W. 140th St., Vancouver
98685, Lot 37 Ashley Heights
ID 117768-602, $505,280,
03/29/16.
Multnomah County
PADC Investments LLC to
Susan R. Cannard and Todd
F. Delahunt, 633 N.W. 11th
Ave., Portland 97209, Lots
22/23 Pearl ID R241250,
$2,425,000, 04/01/16.
Kenneth I. and Sheila R.
Clark to Colonial Heights
LLC, P.O. Box 3157, Gresham
97030, Lot 10 Cascade View
Acres ID R129547/R129548/
R129550, $1,950,000,
03/31/16.
OCF Joseph E. Weston to
Greenview Village Inc., 661
S.E. 162nd Ave., Portland
97233, Lot 21 Loma Acres
ID R522202/R208255,
$1,785,000, 04/01/16.
OCF Joseph E. Weston
Public Foundation to
Country Square Apartments
Inc., 661 S.E. 162nd Ave.,
Portland 97233, Lot 288
Ascot Acres ID R531217/
R109859, $1,771,000,
04/01/16.
OCF Joseph E. Weston
Public Foundation to
Glendoveer Heights
Apartments Inc., 661
S.E. 162nd Ave., Portland
97233, Lots 3/4 Meyermead
ID R217844, $1,760,000,
04/01/16.
Northwest Communities
LLC to Stark Street
Crossings Apartments
Inc., 661 S.E. 162nd Ave.,
Portland 97223, Lot 2 Taylor,
$1,560,000, 03/28/16.
P. Suzanne Parry to Young
and Eunice Kim, 6414 S.W.
Seetbriar Court, Portland
97221, Lot 5 Lun Annex
ID R497287, $1,325,000,
03/30/16.
Thomas E. and Patricia J.
Hassler to Jeffrey Michael
Alden, 416 N.W. 13th Ave.
No. 608, Portland 97209,
Unit 608 Chown Pella
Condominiums ID R133623,
$1,200,000, 04/01/16.
Edward Schreck Trustee to
John Brueggemen, 1830
N.W. Riverscape St. Unit
701, Portland 97209, Unit
701 Pacifica at Riverscape
Condominiums ID R612451,
$1,100,000, 03/29/16.
Global Housing Inc. to
Kristofer P. and Kelly
A. Saavedra, 5654 E.
Grandview St., Mesa, Ariz.
95205, Lot 1 Mapleview
ID R661710, $1,090,000,
03/31/16.
Global Housing Inc. to
Merrick S. and Michelle E.
Smith, 8888 N.W. Mapleview
Terrace, Portland 97229, Lot
2 Mapleview ID R661711,
$1,088,000, 03/31/16.
Mark L. Cushing to Mike H.
and Mahnaz Parsiani, 2307
N.W. Pinnacle Drive, Portland
97229, Lot 10 Forest Ridge,
$1,040,000, 04/01/16.
Ronald V. Reiter Trustee to
LT Investments LLC, 3829
S.E. Lincoln St., Portland
97214, Lots 5/6 Crest View
Villas ID R142566, $995,000,
03/31/16.
William G. Madill III and
Janet M. Madill Trustees
to Matthew B. Conine
and Denisse M. Reyes,
3360 N.W. Franklin Court,
Portland 97210, Lots 10/11
Willamette Heights Addition
ID R307878, $927,000,
03/28/16.
Hillary and Debra Friedman
to James J. and Carol A.
Zuiches, 2448 N.W. Westover
Road, Portland 97210, Unit
402 Cambridge Condominiums
ID R610551, $926,000,
03/31/16.
Everett Custom Homes to
Kevin S. and Casandra C.
Kerr, 3767 S.E. Caruthers St.,
Portland 97214, Lots 17/18
Al-Ray Addition ID R670450,
$899,900, 03/31/16.
Reilly Signature Homes LLC
to Erich David Vorlop and
Nina Vorlop, 1425 N.W. 27th
APRIL 22, 2016
Ave., Portland 97210, Unit 1
Arthur Park Condominiums
ID R171632, $891,665,
03/29/16.
Kathleen R. Hillis and
Donna D. Watson to JSM
Equities LLC, 3932 S.E.
Gladstone, Portland 97202,
Lot 17 Williams Addition
ID R308580, $855,000,
03/31/16.
Kent K. Mathews and Brian
M. Riney to Adam Lane and
ANova Ettien, 1734 N.E.
Halsey St., Portland 97232,
Lots 7/8 Holladays Addition
ID R182299, $826,000,
03/30/16.
Robert R. Yauger to Andy
von Flotow, 1750 Country
Club Road, Hood River 97031,
Lots 15/16 Ladds Addition,
$820,000, 04/01/16.
Aaron Angelo Development
Ltd. to Brenda Michelle
Joyce and Erik Johannes
Dinger, 3722 S.E. Taylor
St., Portland 97214, Lot
8 Sunnyside ID R280699,
$805,000, 04/01/16.
Thomas Burns and Brent
Miller to Zacharie and Sarah
Renard, 3413 N.E. 33rd Ave.,
Portland 97212, Sec. 31 01
01 ID R316641, $800,000,
03/29/16.
Patricia Salcido Stromberg
and Chris Allen Stromberg
Co-Trustees to Terrence
Tan and Karen Yeong, 9312
N.W. Murdock St., Portland
97229, Lot 307 Forest Heights
ID R165371, $780,000,
03/30/16.
Gail H. Tupper Trustee
to Michael and Elizabeth
Harmon, 2627 N.E. 13th
Ave., Portland 97212, Lots
3/4 Irvington ID R188780,
$775,000, 03/29/16.
Sydney and Marbra A.
Cohen to Kim S. Watson
and Barbara A. Smith,
4155 S.W. Dosch Road,
Portland 97239, Sec. 08 01
01 ID R327520, $760,000,
04/01/16.
Leonard W. Worth to
JSM Equities LLC, 4110
S.E. Hawthorne Blvd. No.
166, Portland 97214, Lot
4 East Portland Heights
ID R150728, $750,000,
04/01/16.
Jack Z. and Linda
Gougoutas to Suzanne K.
Chambers and Andrew G.
Hatch, 6120 S.W. Madison
Court, Portland 97221, Lot 13
Sylvan Heights ID R282593,
$750,000, 03/31/16.
DEZ Development LLC
to Harrison and Lauren
Osbourn, 54 N.E. Stanton St.,
Portland 97212, Lot 10 Albina
ID R102481, $745,000,
03/31/16.
Urban Renovations LLC to
Joseph Cote and Kirstin
L. Abel, 5243 N.E. 16th
Ave., Portland 97211, Lot
13 Vernon ID R295097,
$742,000, 04/01/16.
Michael Hernandez to Ryan
Harris and Mae Chu, 1508
N.W. Morgan Lane, Portland
97229, Lot 8 Mill Woods
ID R218850, $739,900,
03/28/16.
William C. Nelson Trustee
to Gloria J. Baldino and
Christopher D. Bradley,
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
1209 S.W. Sixth Ave. Unit 903,
Portland 97204, Unit 903
Ambassador Condominium
ID R104910, $725,000,
04/01/16.
Valerie J. Halpin to David C.
Creech, 1830 N.W. Riverscape
St. Unit 603, Portland
97209, Unit 603 Pacifica at
Riverscape Condominiums
ID R612442, $715,000,
04/01/16.
David Estel Owen to Luisa
Zoeller, P.O. Box 4975,
Portland 97209, Sec. 08 01
02 ID R333343, $715,000,
03/30/16.
Willow S. Joines and Janine
A. Baker to Christine
Flaherty, 4203 N.E. 27th
Ave., Portland 97211, Lot 7
Alameda Park ID R101300,
$700,000, 03/31/16.
Jennifer L. Kallenbach
to Harry and Courtney
M. Brod, 3507 Willow St.,
Anchorage, Alaska 99517,
Lot 5 Auers Addition to
East Portland ID R110566,
$699,000, 03/28/16.
Jean Coleman to Aramis Z.
and Amanda M. Vansandt,
2708 S.E. Rex St., Portland
97202, Lot 1 Eastmoreland
ID R152257, $690,000,
04/01/16.
William L. and Karen D.
Luethe to Ashley and
Elizabeth Offensend,
11305 N.W. Skyline Blvd.,
Portland 97231, Sec. 05 01
01 ID R323890, $690,000,
03/31/16.
CAP9 Investments LLC to
Debra D. McKissack, 5909
S.W. 45th Ave., Portland
97221, Lot 1 Vermont Hills
ID R294540, $680,000,
03/29/16.
Kyle R. and Melissa D.
Duford to Eric and Kari
Martin, 7619 S.W. 51st Ave.,
Portland 97219, Lots 7/8
Fiske Addition ID R163837,
$679,000, 03/31/16.
Kristie L. McHugh and
James Erjavec to David and
Alexandra M. Shulman,
1030 N.W. 12th Ave. Apt. 131,
Portland 97209, Unit 309
Metropolitan Condominiums
ID R604127/R604630/
R604444, $655,000,
03/29/16.
Catherine A. and Samuel
C. Othus to Andrew W.
Kankula Jr., 1542 S.W.
Joshua St., Portland 97219,
Lot 19 Spencer Meadows
ID R567881, $650,000,
04/01/16.
Elijah S. Robinson and
Geneva C. Carry Robinson
to Michael W. and Shelley
J. Morrison Trustees, 730
Fifth St., Eureka, Calif. 95501,
Lot 19 Rossmere ID R262526,
$649,130, 03/31/16.
Aiona Investments LLC
and Lower Willamette
Construction LLC to Bradley
R. Anderson, P.O. Box 14245,
Portland 97293, Parcel 2
Partition Plat 2014-071
ID R666229, $649,000,
03/30/16.
Elliot Epner and Marcia
Belmont to Sacha-Anne
Weinberg, 5929 N.W. Skyline
Blvd., Portland 97229, Sec. 15
01 01 ID R324286, $645,000,
03/29/16.
Michael J. Emert to
Benjamin W. Ely and Milky
Kohno, 3348 S.E. Harold
Court, Portland 97202, Lot
23 Reed College Heights
ID R253133, $642,500,
03/29/16.
Portland Development
Group Investments LLC
to Karen Rice, 1752 N.E.
Saratoga St., Portland
97211, Lots 2/3 Rosedale
ID R138580, $636,900,
03/31/16.
William A. Stephens Trustee
to Frank K. Chase, 7504
S.E. 28th Ave., Portland
97202, Lot 9 Eastmoreland
ID R152320, $630,000,
04/01/16.
Gloria H. Dakin Trustee to
Justin D. and Anne Biskin,
5455 S.W. Downs View
Court, Portland 97221, Lot 6
Wilcox Estates ID R306082,
$625,000, 03/31/16.
Laborers Local 296
Building Association Inc.
to Sirirat Supichyangoon,
8347 N.E. Beech St., Portland
97220, Lots C/E Parkrose
ID R235782, $625,000,
03/28/16.
Steven E. and Jeanne
G. Mason to David N.
Beveridge, 3112 N.E. 46th
Ave., Portland 97213, Lot 12
Rose City Park ID R260762,
$615,000, 03/30/16.
Keith S. Nelson to Rachel
Moshier Adler and Daniel
Weston Adler, 3625 N.E.
Rosa Parks Way, Portland
97211, Sec. 13 01 01
ID R315362, $615,000,
03/29/16.
Robert Lawrence and Erin
Olmon to Allison Ogilvy,
343 N.W. 84th Place, Portland
97229, Lot 6 Taylor Crest
ID R283923, $612,000,
03/29/16.
Bilepo Scott and Richard
Martin to Ryan P. and
Shurin S. Kopp, 4733 N.E.
21st Ave., Portland 97211,
Lot 17 Vernon ID R295616,
$610,000, 03/31/16.
Karen Jean Weylandt
to Vincent and Melissa
Colasurdo, 4969 S.W. 31st
Drive, Portland 97239, Lot
6 Mada Park ID R211113,
$610,000, 03/31/16.
Roger F. and Martha J.
Carlson to Margot T.
Murtaugh Trustee, 992
Middlefield Road, Berkley,
Calif. 94708, Unit 314
Westover Condominiums
ID R304530, $600,000,
03/28/16.
Matthew L. and Aimee
Gebarowski to Jackie L. and
James S. Ray Trustee, 1420
N.W. Lovejoy St., Portland
97209, Unit 514 Marshall-
Wells Lofts Condominiums
ID R530095, $575,000,
04/01/16.
Abra M. Gwartney to Susan
Jacobson and Byron Sigal,
4104 S.E. Ash St., Portland
97214, Lot 1 Laurelhurst
ID R204053, $575,000,
03/29/16.
Scott Douglas Miller and
Emily Rachel Miller to
Giovanni Sidari, 4822 N.
Gay Ave., Portland 97217,
Lot 12 Brainard Tract ID
R119549, $570,000,
03/31/16.
LEADS
Daniel P. and Danna R.
Graham to Dag Schield
and Leslie Gardner, 4722
N. Amherst St., Portland
97203, Lot 21/22 College
Crest ID R137167, $565,000,
03/31/16.
DEZ Development LLC
to Matthew and Beth
Trakimas, 1550 Irving
St. Apt. 5, San Francisco,
Calif. 94122, Lot 4 Belmont
Crossings ID R287795,
$565,000, 03/30/16.
Stephen Pool to Anna M.
Richter, 6351 S.E. Morrison
Court, Portland 97215, Lot 4
Tabor Heights ID R283127,
$550,000, 03/31/16.
Grant and Nicole Simmons
to Camilla Chalmers and
Thomas Scales, 3225
N.E. 61st Ave., Portland
97213, Lot 3 Rose City Park
ID R260084, $545,000,
03/29/16.
Masaaki Aoike and June
Futaha Aoike to Andrew
and Milana Gilligan, 10735
S.W. Moapa Ave., Portland
97219, Lots 11/12 Palatine
Hill ID R232937, $540,000,
04/01/16.
Alfonso Mendiola III to
Douglas G. Michael and
John H. Nettleton, 1260
N.W. Naito Parkway No.
807-B, Portland 97209,
Unit 807-B Waterfront Pearl
Condominiums ID R618758,
$539,900, 03/31/16.
Wayne R. and Kathy
D. Godare to Anne M.
Denys, 1804 S.E. Spokane
St., Portland 97202, Lot
17 Sellwood ID R267813,
$538,000, 03/31/16.
Kathryn M. and Eric W.
Korb to Justin M. and
Mara Zellinger, 1330 S.W.
Stephenson St., Portland
97219, Sec. 33 01 01
ID R331639, $535,000,
03/28/16.
Alexandra Degher to Keith
Scott Trustee, 937 N.W.
Glisan St. No. 1234, Portland
97209, Unit 1234 Nine
Three Seven Condominiums
ID R624545, $535,000,
03/29/16.
Moritz G. Feldhues to
Madeline Zamoyski, 6837
N.E. Mallory Ave., Portland
97211, Lots 7/8 Piedmont
Park ID R243913, $532,000,
03/28/16.
Zachary M. Davis and
Aimee L. Sisco to Gabriel Q.
Larson/David H. Berger and
Julie A. Larson, 4451 Clarissa
Ave. No. 2, Los Angeles, Calif.
90027, Lot 11 Lincoln Park
ID R207174, $529,000,
03/31/16.
Jeremiah D. Dodrill and
Rachel E. Ramirez to
Anthony and Leah K.
Wright, 24 Patridge Lane,
Lake Oswego 97035, Lot 12
Mountain Park, $528,000,
04/01/16.
Sharman A. and Jerry K.
Larsen Trustees to James C.
Norman, 1726 S.W. Market
St., Portland 97201, Lot 8
Carters Addition ID R128625,
$525,000, 03/28/16.
John Morse to Melissa Rush,
1104 N.E. 53rd Ave., Portland
97213, Lots 11/12 Queen
Ann ID R251048, $520,000,
04/01/16.
Wendy Wells Jackson
Trustee to Michael and
Margo Anderson, 5402
S.W. Santa Monica Court,
Portland 97221, Lot 3 Smoke
Rise ID R271705, $520,000,
03/29/16.
Joseph P. Adlesich and
Leslie G. Cota to Stacey
Dunbar, 4325 N.E. 42nd Ave.,
Portland 97218, Lot 3 Wilshire
ID R309806, $515,000,
03/29/16.
Margaret F. and Joseph F.
Kaczyk to Dori Rosenblum
and Paul Lee, 4309 S.E.
Gladstone St., Portland
97206, Lot 11 Redlichton
ID R252993, $515,000,
03/28/16.
Angela Kim to Brian Bolton,
333 N.W. Ninth Ave. Unit 503,
Portland 97209, Unit 503
Elizabeth Lofts Condominiums
ID R564238, $515,000,
03/31/16.
Bristol Creek Homes &
Development to Dianne
C. and Daniel G. Zeitner,
2800 Notre Dame Drive,
Sacramento, Calif. 95826,
Lot 22 Kenton, $505,000,
04/01/16.
Arthur Ramsey to Duong
Nguyen and Zina Pham,
6324 S.E. Imagine Way,
Hillsboro 97123, Lot 8
Fairvale ID R593948,
$500,000, 03/29/16.
Washington County
Pevzner Construction
LLC to Andres Garro and
Alexandra I. Hart Butler,
6765 S.W. Parkwest Lane,
Portland 97225, Lot 9 Alder
Park ID R88862, $940,000,
04/01/16.
Martin D. and Angela Rene
Quandt to Jerod and Amy
Paul, 8720 S.W. Marseilles
Drive, Beaverton 97007,
Lot 42 Renaissance Point
ID R2116493, $857,000,
03/31/16.
Julie Sackett Trustee
to George and Connie
Heyworth Trustees, 4642
N.W. Driver Place, Portland
97229, Lot 301 Claremont
ID R2054368, $835,000,
03/31/16.
Arbor Heights LLC to
Sridhar Mahankali and
Kavita Kolluri, 13449 N.W.
Greenwood Drive, Portland
97229, Lot 238 Arbor Heights
ID R2187123, $814,900,
03/30/16.
Everett Custom Homes to
Naun Chang and Shawn
Kwon-Chang, 9151 S.W.
Salmon St., Portland 97225,
Lot 4 Everett at Salmon
ID R2190163, $770,000,
03/29/16.
Larry D. and Kathleen
L. Sherwood to Mike M.
Heidar, 14399 S.W. Aynsley
Way, Tigard 97224, Sec. 07 01
01 ID R2006169, $749,000,
03/29/16.
D.R. Horton Inc.-Portland
to Jason Lee, 5762 N.W.
Primino Ave., Portland
97229, Lot 271 Arbor Heights
ID R2189707, $731,995,
03/31/16.
D.R. Horton Inc.-Portland
to Changyok Park and
Jinkyung Kim, 5675 N.W.
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131st Ave., Portland 97229,
Lot 324 Arbor Heights ID
R2189763, $721,525,
03/30/16.
D.R. Horton Inc.-Portland
to David Dien Huynh and
Donna Mei Shien Huynh,
5645 N.W. Primino Ave.,
Portland 97229, Lot 283
Arbor Heights ID R2189719,
$718,480, 03/30/16.
Priscilla N. Walker to
Clarke and Margaret So,
10010 S.W. Thurlow Drive,
Portland 97225, Lot 5 Vista
Hills ID R075019, $710,000,
03/31/16.
D.R. Horton Inc.-Portland
to Thomas F. and Lisa
Daniels, 5621 N.W. Primino
Ave., Portland 97229, Lot 281
Arbor Heights ID R2189717,
$709,995, 03/31/16.
Cameron A. and Beverly
R. Hatton to Eric and
Erin Bolken, 17138 S.W.
Soren Court, Beaverton
97007, Lot 2 Kolding Grove
ID R2066292, $699,500,
03/29/16.
Gary E. and Laura A.
Glass to Jason and Eadie
Kaltenbacher, 8448 S.W.
68th Place, Portland 97223,
Lot 82 Moonshadow ID
R2000869, $690,000,
04/01/16.
J.T. Roth Construction
Inc. to Cody J. Evans and
Gina Kim, 14236 S.W.
118th Court, Tigard 97224,
Lot 9 Medallion Meadows
ID R2191555, $670,750,
03/29/16.
John E. and Ann P. Nolan to
David and Andree Florey,
15140 S.W. 139th Ave.,
Tigard 97224, Lot 9 West
Coast Evergreen Heights
ID R2023829, $670,000,
03/30/16.
Brian H. Burto Trustee to
Spencer Greve and Connie
C. Kong, 4045 S.W. Charming
Way, Portland 97225, Parcel
2 Partition Plat 1999-059
ID R2087700, $655,000,
03/31/16.
Polygon WLH LLC to
Douglas Matthew and
Solvig Kwei Carmichael,
16547 N.W. Oak Creek Drive,
Beaverton 97006, Lot 28
Polygon at Bethany Creek
Falls ID R2189660, $649,990,
03/31/16.
Sage Built Homes LLC to
Colleen Eileen Patterson-
Hull and Christopher D.
Hull, 1141 N.W. 98th Ave.,
Portland 97229, Lot 3 Larsen
Gardens ID R2158882,
$649,950, 03/31/16.
Sage Built Homes LLC to
Alicia P. Lowery and Patrick
G. Ndouniama, 1815 N.W.
169th Place Suite 1040,
Beaverton 97006, Lot 4
Larsen Gardens, $649,950,
03/31/16.
Polygon WLH LLC to
Joshua N. and Sarah
F. Beachy, 14609 N.W.
Safflower Drive, Portland
97229, Lot 29 Polygon
at Bethany Creek Falls ID
R2189861, $649,406,
03/30/16.
Chris Demetrios Meletis
and Kathy Ann Meletis to
Liang Tang, 13990 N.W.
Hogan St., Portland 97229,
Lot 46 Cascadian Heights
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ID R2113644, $637,000,
03/31/16.
Polygon WLH LLC to Ashish
Gaikwad, 14623 N.W.
Safflower Drive, Portland
97229, Lot 30 Polygon
at Bethany Creek Falls ID
R2189862, $634,990,
03/30/16.
Scott K. and Diana D. Keith
to Robert and Heather
Hupfer, 22730 S.W. Eno
Place, Tualatin 97062, Lot 14
Victoria Woods ID R2054587,
$620,000, 04/04/16.
Sheri K. and Daniel
Lautenbach to Brian D. and
Koren A. Ferriola, 15241
N.W. Francesca Drive, Portland
97229, Lot 137 Parc Bethany
ID R2036933, $617,500,
03/31/16.
Annette Tippeconnie to
William R. and Laura J.
Dieter, 5088 N.W. 127th
Terrace, Portland 97229,
Lot 50 Bannister Creek Park
ID 2123775, $615,000,
03/30/16.
Polygon WLH LLC to
Jennifer Schulte Masi,
15156 N.W. Delia St., Portland
97229, Lot 299 Polygon
at Bethany Creek Falls ID
R2194048, $609,990,
03/31/16.
Twin Creeks at Cooper
Mountain LLC to Joseph
M. Carvalho, 20363 S.W.
Cassandra Lane, Beaverton
97007, Lot 51 Twin Creeks
ID R2185198, $609,290,
03/29/16.
D.R. Horton Inc.-Portland
to Guannan Liu and Lin
Tian, 16991 N.W. Madrone
St., Portland 97229, Lot
50 Bethany Abbey Heights
ID R2191682, $603,995,
03/30/16.
Thomas H. and Bonny Jean
Chown to Harry S. Okula
Jr. and Lynnette M. Okula
Trustees, 4044 Greenbriar
Road, Long Beach, Wash.
90808, Lot 92 Hillshire
Woods, $600,000, 03/30/16.
Stone Bridge Homes NW
LLC to Alex M. and Hui En
P. Gilpin, 4886 N.E. Kaycee
St., Hillsboro 97124, Lot 13
Hawthorn Glen ID R2190016,
$599,000, 04/01/16.
Ned R. Sands Trustee to
Wen-Wen Zheng/Yue Gao
and Yanguang Zheng,
23705 S.W. Everest Court,
Sherwood 97140, Sec. 33 02
01 ID R2077211, $599,000,
03/31/16.
D.R. Horton Inc.-Portland
to Hai T. Pham and
Christine Vo, 16985 N.W.
Madrone St., Portland 97229,
Lot 48 Bethany Abbey Heights
ID R2191680, $585,855,
03/31/16.
Dean Q. and Kimberly D.
Gilkey to Amar A. and Amla
A. Dhamdhere, 16714 S.W.
Marcile Lane, Beaverton
97007, Lot 42 Deer Park
ID R2067360, $583,000,
03/29/16.
Donnavan Properties LLC
to Kyle Morgan Wood and
Kathryn Matosek Wood,
10968 S.W. Lindenwold
Court, Beaverton 97005, Lot
6 Dungarvan ID R2185142,
$575,000, 03/31/16.
Suzanne I. and J. Richard
33
Piland Trustees to Arnold
P. and Ellenore K. Azarow,
10465 S.W. Miller Court,
Tualatin 97062, Lot 120
Hedges Creek ID R2036085,
$572,500, 03/30/16.
Matthew D. and Leah A.
Rainey to James Stewart
Boswell Jr. and Sarah
Howard Boswell, 21600
N.W. Pihl Road, Banks 97106,
Sec. 11 02 04 ID R1411564,
$570,000, 04/04/16.
Brandon J. and Cece Peters
Trustees to Samuel and
Jennifer Riley, 22341 S.W.
Buahong Terrace, Sherwood
97140, Lot 10 Renaissance
Crest ID R2107447,
$570,000, 03/31/16.
David C. and Andree M.
Florey to Alex Spencer
Hinkle and Anne Elizabeth
Hinkle, 15089 S.W.
Greenfield Drive, Tigard
97224, Lot 46 Summit Ridge
ID R2132415, $550,000,
03/30/16.
Jeffrey W. and Maru E.
Kramer to Daniel R. and
Stephanie Cairns, 19005
S.W. Bany Road, Beaverton
97007, Sec. 24 01 02
ID R393577, $550,000,
03/29/16.
Gregory A. and Stacey
M. Martin to Allan Xiao
Gu and Chen Cao, 16965
N.W. Swiss Lane, Portland
97229, Lot 220 Arbor Lakes
ID R2177577, $550,000,
03/31/16.
Michael and Anita F.
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Alpine View, Tigard 97224,
Lot 12 Three Mountain Estates
ID R2006478, $550,000,
03/30/16.
Orenco Woods SFD LLC
to Sungjoo Bae and Brian
Hartenstein, 7421 N.E.
Owens St., Hillsboro 97124,
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ID R2189112, $536,365,
03/30/16.
D.R. Horton Inc.-Portland
to Hasan Faraby and Samla
Rahman, 7019 N.W. 167th
Ave., Portland 97229, Lot
7 Bethany Abbey Meadows
ID R2192657, $525,146,
03/29/16.
Robert W. Faber and Lynn
C. Adamo to Cecilia L. and
Cameron J. Clitheroe, 942
N.E. Third Ave., Hillsboro
97124, Sec. 31 01 02
ID R696884, $525,000,
03/31/16.
Blake E. and Lynette M.
Biglow to Melinda D. Roth
Trustee, 10599 S.W. Lady
Marion Drive, Tigard 97224,
Lot 38 Erickson Heights
ID R2097023, $520,000,
03/29/16.
Twin Creeks at Cooper
Mountain LLC to Mengkun
Ke, 20350 S.W. Cassandra
Lane, Beaverton 97007, Lot
63 Twin Creeks ID R2185210,
$519,990, 03/31/16.
Jason M. and Savannah F.
Hegstad to Megan Marie
Tedrick and Sharon Marie
Schuler, 11685 S.W. Nicoli
Place, Tigard 97224, Parcel
3 Partition Plat 2002-022
ID R2111754, $503,750,
03/29/16.
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transportation options
should be pursued
instead.
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GUEST OPINION
Fighting for fairer taxes
U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden on three
proposals to make the tax
system safer and affordable
A
s you take a breath after this weeks income tax dead-
line, I know as the ranking Democrat on the U.S. Sen-
ate Finance Committee, that much work remains to
make our tax system safer and fairer.
Toward those goals, I am working on three priorities that I
believe can achieve those essential objectives.
First of these three is protecting taxpayer information.
The sad truth is that hackers and crooks are seizing every
opportunity to steal hard-earned money and sensitive person-
al data from taxpayers in Oregon and nationwide.
Last week at a Finance Committee hearing, I proposed sev-
eral common-sense solutions that would slam shut the open
door that has allowed these taxpayer security breaches for far
too long.
Among my bipartisan proposals is providing that the
IRS can build a strong
cybersecurity team, and
to guarantee the securi-
ty used by private soft-
ware firms is top-notch. children, and even allow the employer to help pay down stu-
I also proposed addi- dent loans.
tional resources for IT But long before a child is ready for college, a parent must
investments at the IRS. care for him or her, and so, a third goal I have is improving
U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) is All these proposals also child care tax credits for working parents. Providing care for
the ranking Democrat on the U.S. work in tandem with a a young child can cost more than $10,000 per year, which is
Senate Finance Committee. bill I introduced earlier unaffordable for many parents and leads to missed days at
giving IRS the authori- work or one parent having to quit a job entirely. I have cospon-
ty to regulate tax return sored a bill to make the Child and Dependent Care Tax Cred-
preparers. it refundable so that millions of low- and moderate-income
A second objective is providing expanded tax credits for families with little or no tax liability could claim the credit.
college. This is especially timely now, as high school seniors The bill also would update the $3,000-per child annual limit
decide in the weeks ahead which college they will attend. on child care expenses to $8,000 per child.
Much of that college decision, of course, depends on afford- I am pleased that I was able, at the end of 2015, to work suc-
ability, which is why I am so gratified that at the end of 2015 I was cessfully on legislation that spared 238,000 Oregon children
able to make permanent the American Opportunity Tax Credit. and 125,000 families from losing some or all of their child tax
Making this tax credit permanent means students and their credit and earned income tax credit.
families can receive a tax cut of up to $10,000 for four years While that kept 80,000 children and 164,000 Oregonians
to help pay for college. And that in turn means they can now overall out of poverty or prevented them from falling deeper
plan for the cost of college without fear of the rules changing. into poverty there is more to be done. Thats why I am working
Building on this accomplishment, I am working to expand to double the earned income tax credit for childless adults. Its
how much tax-free educational assistance employers can pro- also time we indexed the $1,000-per-child tax credit to inflation.
vide their employees, which is currently limited to $5,250 per All of these ideas, together, will help taxpayers improve
year. For example, I introduced legislation last year that would their lives and the lives of their children and families. And
double the current employer limit to $10,500, and also let the that is why I am fighting so hard to get them done.
employer pay for the education of the employees spouse or
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DWFRITZ AUTOMATION CHARLIE HALES DAIMLER
The Wilsonville manufacturer began for- A diverse set of business groups. includ- The trucking company unveiled its shim-
mally welcoming workers and clients ing the Portland Business Alliance, filed a mery new $150 million headquarters on
into its significantly expanded space this lawsuit against the mayor and the city of Swan Island this week. With such notables
week. DWFritz Automation Inc. added the Portland over homeless camping. Hales as Blazers President Chris McGowan on
33,000-square-foot space for its robotics had issued a February order by unilater- hand, the nine-story 268,000-square-foot
work, among other lines. The move gives it al edict, according to the PBA allowing facility sparkled. It was built by Hoffman
more room to implement the lean manu- groups to legally camp on sidewalks and Construction and designed by Ankrom
facturing principles its lately adopted. other unused city-owned properties. Moisan Architects
APRIL 22, 2016 35

THE PBJ INTERVIEW

Narrating soccers next generation

FOX SPORTS JOHN STRONG ON SOCCERS FUTURE AND HOLDING BACK HIS INNER FAN
Lake Oswego-native John Strong,
shown here from the broadcast perch
at Providence Park, is in his second
year calling Major League Soccer
games for FOX Sports. A decade ago,
he was a fan in the Timbers Army in
the stadiums North End, behind him.
CATHY CHENEY
I called games on the radio. I sort of
had to learn that, not even just because
I had aspirations of being a national
broadcaster, but if I had to do my
job properly I cant live emotionally
with the ups and the downs and the
results. You have to distance yourself
just to do your job properly. That was
absolutely an adjustment. Also, theres
a little of that pressure of playing to
the audience. I had that insecurity in
2011 of being seen as a sellout to these
Timbers Army people I had known
since high school. Its what made 2012
such a difficult year. The team was
struggling and they wanted me to
come on the radio and crush the team
and the players. Every word I said was
parsed. Thats where being a national
broadcaster is a lot easier.
It wasnt that long ago that finding
soccer on American TV was a
challenge. Now its everywhere. Thats
certainly helped your career. Its been
a lot of being in the right place at the
right time. In 2010, ESPN swung the
lever the other way and went with all
English voices for the World Cup. A few
years later, the pendulum swung the
other way, where networks were trying

I JOHN
t would seem appropriate that
the new voice of American soccer
would be borne from the place that
calls itself Soccer City U.S.A.
Yet thats too easy of a story line to
sum up the career path of John Strong,
the guy who launched his broadcast
career at Lake Oswego High School
calling Lakers football games with a
classmate from an Internet station of
their own making.
The path later took him from the
North End of Providence Park, in the
founding days of the Timbers Army,
to the broadcast booth of the same
stadium as the radio play-by-play
announcer for the Major League Soccer
version of the team he adored.
Now, as U.S. soccer edges closer to
its zenith, Strong is along for the ride
as FOX Sports lead voice on the sport.
The network signed Portland-based
Strong in 2015 from NBC Sports after
landing the MLS deal. Since then,
hes called parts of last years FIFA
Womens World Cup and stands to
play a leading role in the next two
mens World Cups, of which FOX has
the U.S. broadcasting rights.
We spoke with Strong recently from
the broadcast perch at Providence
Park. His comments have been edited
for clarity and brevity.
When did you know you wanted to be
a sports announcer? I would have been
five, about to turn six, as soon as I was
old enough to know I was a Blazers fan
and be listening to Bill Schonely. So
when I say since a young age I knew
what I wanted to do with my life, I
really mean it.
STRONG
Title: Play-by-play
announcer for
FOX Sports soccer
broadcasts, including
its coverage of Major
League Soccer, the FIFA
Womens World Cup
and, eventually, the
2018 FIFA Mens World
Cup.
Hometown: Lake
Oswego
Previous work:
Produced John
Canzanos The Bald
Faced Truth radio
show, called MLS games
on NBC Sports Network,
former radio and TV
voice for the Portland
Timbers
Education: Graduate
of Lake Oswego
High School and the
University of Oregons
School of Journalism.
Catchphrase:
According to Wikipedia,
Strong says 45
down, 45 to go at
halftime of soccer
broadcasts. While
not incorrect, Strong
seemed surprised to
have any of his calls
labeled in that way. Its
interesting because I
try desperately to avoid
catchphrases in my
commentary.
Is it hard to still be a fan? Ive sort
of come back around and can be a
Blazers fan, but my dad, he grew up as
a Denver Broncos fan, and I drive him
nuts during games. Id be like No, that
was a holding penalty, and hed be
like, shut up. When you cross that
barrier, it changes everything for sure.
You dont want to not like your heroes,
right? What I learned was the people
I thought were evil arent so bad. That
is still hard for people to wrap their
heads around, that I dont hate the
Seattle Sounders. The players are the
same types of guys. Its hard for people
to process that I dont feel that in my
blood anymore. I asked my wife why
she loves (Timbers midfielder) Diego
Chara but hates (Sounders midfielder)
Oswaldo Alonso. Theyre the same
player and, if anything, Chara is the
dirtier one, or at least has more yellow
cards. Well, she said he smiles when
he does it. Fair enough. You cant
question this too much, because
that illusion like everything that
underpins the stock market is this
belief in a false value, and its temporal,
but if we ever actually thought about
it objectively, the whole thing would
collapse. If we didnt care passionately
about our teams, why do we show up?
What else have you learned going from
the North End of the stands with the
Timbers Army to being up here as a
broadcaster? The biggest thing for me
is I had to stop being a fan. In 2011,
the Timbers are in MLS, Im calling
the games and I was still a fan. I still
had the emotions, particularly when
to find a young American that had
grown up in the sport that had enough
of a broadcasting base already. Thats
exactly why I was hired by NBC and
FOX. There was a stretch there where I
was the only one. Now thats changing.
Theres a whole cavalry coming over
the hill after me. Ive been given a head
start. My challenge is to stay in front. I
like to think of myself as a product of
the generation thats now really coming
of age, and is still forming. Mine was
the generation that was really the first
that was informed by the 1994 World
Cup, then we had MLS. I twisted my
parents arms to get Fox Sports World
on cable. Having the Timbers arrive
when they did was massive for me. My
son is going to grow up as exposed to
this sport as anyone else in the world.
What opportunities does that present
for you? One of the things that attracts
me so much to what I do, if Im able
to stay in this job for the next few
decades, is the ability to narrate this
(generational) transformation in the
same way that you can look back
at the formative years of the NBA
through the 1980s and 1990s with
Brent Musburger and Marv Alberts
voices on those iconic moments. We
have the opportunity collectively to
write that same history for soccer. To
be a part of that, to be working at the
network that has the next few World
Cups, the opportunity to be that voice
that narrates that transformation of
the sport in this country is insanely
exciting to me.
Erik Siemers, @PDXBIZErik