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Annual Report 2016Sequim Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce

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Wow, I can’t believe a year has gone by already. It has been an honor and a privilege to serve as the Chamber President for the past year.

2016 has been a very busy year for the Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce. The board has come together to accomplish several goals that were designed to support our growing membership. To start with, an Ambassador Program was started by Shenna Younger and is made up of Chamber members, volunteers, city employees and community members who dedicate their time to come out and support Chamber events as greeters and ribbon-cutting attendees. You’ll notice the Ambassadors as the ones adorned in purple at these Chamber events. If you’re interested in becoming an Ambassador, contact the Chamber or talk to an Ambassador the next time you’re at an event.

Another new program is the “Shining Star” Business of the Month. This is an opportunity for Chamber members to nominate another Chamber member for their outstanding customer

The Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce has a mission to actively promote, educate and support the business community, to maximize a healthy economy and

provide community leadership.

PRESIDENT’S REPORT:service. We’ve had some amazing winners this year who have all felt honored to be nominated by their Chamber peers. I encourage you to submit your nominations to the Chamber office and I look forward to reading your nominations in the future.

A popular program that was started this year is the Chamber Business Education Series. The attendance for this series has been amazing with great reviews from all in attendance. All workshops were taught by Chamber members and experts in their fields, and topics have included, “7 Steps to Marketing Success,” “How to Get More Search Traffic,” “Tax Implications of Being a Business Owner” and “How to Market Yourself and Motivate Others.” Attending several of these myself, not only did I learn a lot about each topic, but that we have some incredibly talented and knowledgeable people in our Chamber membership; these training opportunities continue in 2017.

Lastly I’d like to thank the continued support of the Chamber staff and volunteers who operate the Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce and Visitors Information Center. We are very fortunate to have a group of caring, knowledgeable staff and volunteers representing not only the Chamber of Commerce but providing information to those interested in learning more about this wonderful place we live.

I look forward to seeing what the new year brings upon us and seeing you all at an upcoming event.

Brandino Gibson, Chamber President

This will be my final report for the Chamber as Past President. I have served on the Chamber Board for the past six years and have thoroughly enjoyed the experience.

I have met many wonderful people who I might not otherwise have met and made some great memories. One that sticks out in particular, was emceeing the lunch where Mick Dodge of the National Geographic TV show “The Legend of Mick Dodge” was the guest. I can honestly say, you had to be there to believe it!

I also learned a tremendous amount about attending, participating and finally running board meetings. Who knew there were so many rules that should be followed? I quickly learned the power that the small six-ounce gavel could wield.

The Chamber Board is made up of folks just like you and me. Some are business owners; some are employees of large corporations, local small nonprofits and some individuals who just believe in participating.

As I look back on the achievements and successes of the Chamber, a few items deserve mention. The Chamber staff has done a tremendous job this year with staff illness as well as a conversion to new computer software. Everything went far better than we could have hoped for. We are fortunate to have a wonderful group who truly work together as a team.

The last mention is for the Chamber but also for the Visitor Information Center (VIC). The two are separate entities but where the line of separation is, I have a tough time finding it. The Chamber and VIC are intertwined so strongly and we are hugely fortunate to have over 55 dedicated volunteers who staff the VIC virtually every day of the year. They welcome visitors and provide information and local knowledge and help make a visitor’s trip to the Olympic Peninsula more fun and likely to return again.

In closing, I thank you for your continued support of Chamber and remember the entire board are your friends and neighbors who have a vision to help promote local business and have fun along the way.

Past President Phil Castell

PAST PRESIDENT’S REPORT:


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Center is open 7 days a week, 360 days per year. Knowledgeable volunteers greet nearly 20,000 visitors each year, giving directions and suggesting things to do and places to go.

REFERRAL LISTMembers are put onto the Chamber’s contact list. This list is available upon request to

other Chamber members and is not sold to any other agency.

WEBSITE LISTINGMembers are listed on the www.sequimchamber.com website without extra cost. Over

30,000 unique visits have been logged within a year.

WEB PICTURE WITH WEB LISTING! Place a picture with your text listing in membership directory on www.sequimchamber.

com — $50 per year for one picture or $100 for 2-4 pictures. Give your listing extra pizzazz!

WEBSITE BUTTON ADVERTISINGGive your business a front page advantage by purchasing a button ad on www.

sequimchamber.com. The cost is $50 per month — Discounted to $500 per year for a full one-year subscription.

NEWSLETTER INSERTS Place a brochure into the Chamber’s monthly electronic newsletter for only $75.

NEWSLETTER ANNOUNCEMENTS/ARTICLESMembers may submit information about an event or business update to the Chamber

office which may be included without charge as membership news. The newsletter reaches over 7,000 households through the Sequim Gazette’s distribution.

NEWSLETTER/EMAIL ANNOUNCEMENTS/FACEBOOKDoing something new? Let other Chamber members and the community know through

the Chamber newsletter, email event notices and Facebook. Advertising opportunities on left side-bar are now available. Contact the office for more information.

RELOCATION INQUIRY LISTPurchase the list of people contacting the Chamber for relocation information. This

monthly email list is available to members for a yearly cost of $100.

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tell members about your business, new products or services; this is a great marketing opportunity. Cost: $125 sponsorship (which includes one complimentary lunch) plus a gift for a business card drawing.

NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES: a) Luncheons — second/fourth Tuesdays monthly at Sunland, b) After-Hours — monthly

at different business locations, c) Annual Business Showcase — third week in October d) Business Education Series planned throughout the year, e) Networking breakfast meetings on first/third Thursdays.

Where else can you advertise and promote your business so reasonably? Payment plans are available and the Chamber has the ability to accept credit cards via telephone or online at www.sequimchamber.com. We look forward to working with you in 2017. If you have any questions or comments, please don’t hesitate to call.

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A look back ... a look forward to 2017

The Sequim Chamber just closed the books yet again on another very successful and eventful year. It goes without saying that serving as Executive Director of the Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber is a very robust role; however, a rewarding position to fulfill in our community!

It is with much appreciation I thank the Chamber board, our awesome members, devoted staff and big-hearted volunteers for their dedication of time and energy and support to the Chamber in 2016. As we enter the new year, the membership voted in four new board members; Renee Rux, Olympic View Inn; Brian Jackson, Home Instead Senior Care, Jim Stoffer, Retired/Sequim School Board, and Colleen Robinson, Habitat for Humanity. Darcie Senf of 1st Security Bank was appointed to the board in 2016 as well.

We said goodbye to board members Vanessa Fuller of the Dungeness River Audubon Center; Phil Castell of Castell Insurance; Caroline Smith of Olympic Mailing Services; and Tyler Sweet, of Sunland Golf

and Country Club whose terms ended in 2016. We are fortunate to live in a community with very devoted and compassionate members. Thank you; the Chamber and Visitor Information Center couldn’t exist without such devoted individuals.

It is this Chamber’s mission to advance and promote business by providing a forum to address issues and to unite and support our membership and community through programs, events and services. This year we’ve done just that by working together, cultivating a very cohesive and strong bond through our committees and projects. In addition, we added 69 new Chamber members to the roster.

The Sequim Merchants Group banded together and worked hard to beautify our downtown for the holidays, once again creating a tree-lighting ceremony and events related to Santa’s arrival, as well as supporting our retail sector in a “Shop Local” focus! The 10th annual Business Showcase Expo with the theme: “Go for the Gold” was a resounding achievement thanks to the support of our event sponsors, vendors, attendees and the Chamber board volunteers and staff who worked tirelessly on this event. This expo provides a unique forum for Chamber members to showcase their products and services to the community and to network with valuable local resources.

The Shiso City Sister City visit in 2016 proved to be a wonderful experience for the host families and students. In September, 10 students traveled to Sequim from Shiso, Japan, staying with host families and attending classes at Sequim High School while their three chaperones were escorted to the Friendship Garden at Carrie Blake Park and provided tours of Sequim schools. They also toured the Olympic Game Farm and the Dungeness River Audubon Center. In October, Sequim students embarked on a nine-day tour of Japan culminating in a visit to Shiso where they were guests of the very students they had hosted in Sequim. Student recruitment already is underway to recruit freshmen for 2017’s exchange program.

And to round out the year, the Sequim Community Chorus blessed the community again with its 32nd annual performance during the holiday season.

The Chamber continued its marketing efforts through social media, providing one-stop information on the Chamber website and Facebook pages. The Chamber website and newly integrated Chamber management software has proved to be an excellent tool on many levels, as well as to provide the ability to increase and strengthen our services to its members as our community continues to grow. Our website now provides more effective search abilities and we recently have added a mobile site and the ability to offer online payments via our website as well. The Chamber continues to provide both a monthly paper newsletter, provided to everyone who subscribes to the Sequim Gazette, as well as several communications every month, to its members via our electronic newsletter, all in an effort to showcase and support its members.

I also would like to extend thanks and appreciation to the 121st Sequim Irrigation Festival Royalty Court: Queen Victoria Hall, Princess Dana Nguyen, Princess Tatum Jensen and Princess Hailey Kapetan for their dedication and service to the festival, the Chamber, and the entire community through the year.

This court served with poise and professionalism as wonderful ambassadors for Sequim while attending parades and events throughout Western Washington

In addition to expanding the successful activities and events of 2016, the Chamber committees have some exciting new ideas and opportunities to launch. Please remember, anyone is welcome to partake in one of our committees, please see page 8 for a list of opportunities in which you can get involved! Again, working together makes a huge difference and creates community of which everyone benefits.

Shelli Robb-Kahler, Executive Director


The Irrigation Festival started as a celebration of the irrigation ditches that brought water from the Dungeness River to the valley. It was as much a commemoration of the ditches as it was of the community that made it happen. Ever since that first picnic in 1896, the Sequim Irrigation Festival has been a celebration of, for and about this wonderful community in which we live.

The Sequim Irrigation Festival, the longest continuously running festival in Washington, spans two weekends in early May and most of the events are free to the community and our visitors. Our festival continues to grow and evolve over the years and it is all due to the generosity of the businesses and individuals of the Sequim/Port Angeles area. While the Irrigation Festival is a community festival that is overseen by the Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce, it receives no funding from the Chamber. The festival is fully self-supporting and relies on sponsorships, donations (both monetary and in-kind), fundraising and the many volunteers who help the festival to make it successful.

The 2016 Sequim Irrigation Festival theme was “121 Looking to the Future Through The Past.”

The 2016 logo was created by logo design contest winner Laura Friedkin. Raquel Hermosillo, a local fifth-grader, created the winning festival button design during a contest open to all elementary students.

Our Royal Court Queen Victoria Hall and Princesses Dana Nguyen, Hailey Kapetan and Tatum Jensen represented the Irrigation Festival and the City of Sequim in parades, civic events and festivals throughout the year with professionalism, dedication and high spirits. The 2016 court had an exceptional year as they each individually achieved over 500 hours of community service throughout their reign. This included making appearances around town to represent the Irrigation Festival, traveling with the float to other community parades around Western Washington and Victoria, B.C., organizing a day of fun activities at the Boys & Girls Club, fundraising and collecting food for the local food bank, bringing awareness

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to our local WAG (Welfare Animal Guild) and visiting the children at Mary Bridge Hospital in Tacoma.

Preparations are now being made for the 122nd Sequim Irrigation Festival. The theme “122 Skies of Blue” will be used throughout the festival. The 2017 logo was again created by logo designer, Laura Friedkin. This year’s festival button contest is open to the elementary school students and the winner will be announced in early 2017. The festival buttons will then be sold by the fifth-graders from the Sequim School District in late March.

The Grand Marshal for the 122nd Irrigation Festival has been selected and the board is pleased to honor our local Sequim High School band director Vern Fosket. The Sequim Pioneer Association has selected the following for 2017: Grand Pioneer: Beverly Cays Hendrikson, Grand Pioneer: Stephen K. Olts, Honorary Pioneer: Norma Govan Knapman Topness and Honorary Pioneer: Ron Parrish as their 2017 Pioneers.

Planning and building for the 2017 Irrigation Festival already has started. The building of the new float to represent the theme began after the last parade in October and will be ready for the first parade in mid-April.

Sequim Irrigation FestivalAdditionally, the search for the 2017 royal court began

in September and culminates on Feb. 11 with the Royalty Pageant. This scholarship event selects the high school students that will represent Sequim around Western Washington at the parades they go to. Then on March 25, the Kick-off Dinner and Auction will be held as a fundraiser for the festival, where donated items and the festival pins are auctioned.

The 122nd Sequim Irrigation Festival will take place from May 5-14, with many events, most of which are free.

• Crazy Callen Weekend in Downtown Sequim (May 5-7) • First Friday Art Walk • Crazy Daze Breakfast • Kids Parade • Driftwood Art Show • Innovative Arts and Crafts Show • Sequim High School Operetta • Sequim Farmers Market • Grand Finale Weekend (May 12-14) • Grand Parade • Car Parade and Show n’ Shine • Logging Show • Strongman Competition • Carnival • Historical Walking Tour • Family Fun Run • Boys & Girls Club Golf TournamentThe Irrigation Festival director. The Irrigation Festival

website is a great source for current information about the events, festival committee, royalty, pioneers and history. All members of the community and visitors to the area are invited to join in the festivities! If you are interested in participating on the Festival Committee, please contact director Deon Kapetan at 461-6511 or via e-mail at [email protected]. The Irrigation Festival committee meets on the first Wednesday of the month. Don’t forget to “like us” on Facebook and to check out our website at www.IrrigationFestival.com.


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Community Events& Festivals

The Sequim area is blessed with an abundance of events and festivals throughout the year. Each event contributes its own unique value to our community as a great place to live. These events and festivals not only bring in visitors to support our local economy, they also provide our residents with enjoyable activities and entertainment, enriching our lives as we take the opportunity to meet our neighbors and make new friends.

May 2016 hosted the 121st Annual Irrigation Festival to Sequim — “Looking to the Future through the Past.” As the longest continuous festival in

Washington, the Irrigation Festival honors both our pioneers who had the foresight to call Sequim home but also the initiative to bring irrigation to the land to support our growing community. May 2017 will host the 122nd Irrigation Festival with the theme of “122 Skies of Blue.” As a Chamber-sponsored community event, everyone is encouraged to participate and enjoy the festivities!

Lavender Weekend, produced by the many wonderful lavender farms located in the Sequim-Dungeness Valley, continues to be the largest tourist-destination festival in the Sequim area and has earned Sequim the official designation as “The Lavender Capital of North America™.” Each and every July, more than 20,000 people visit the lavender farms on tour as well as participate in the multitude of events that take place during the third weekend of July. From street fairs to car, driftwood and quilt shows, art tours and musical entertainment, there were festival activities for every member of the family to enjoy.

Nowhere else in this part of the world offers these events and rural attractions during the third weekend July. Several Chamber members participate in the farm tours and activities, and the Visitor Information Center is especially busy during July. The Chamber staff and volunteers contribute substantial time and energy to assisting visitors, answering questions, giving directions and doing their best to make each and every visitor feel very welcomed in our unique community. Many volunteers assist on the lavender farms as well.

The Sequim Community Choir celebrated its 31st anniversary in December 2016 and performed its annual Christmas concerts to full houses of local residents and community visitors.

Posting of 2017 Community EventsContact the Chamber to find out how events for your local clubs and

organizations may be added to the Calendar of Events on the Chamber’s website and posted at the Visitor Information Center! For up-to-the-minute

information on community events and festivals, be sure to visit www.sequimchamber.com for more information.


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BUSINESS SHOWCASE EXPOMeeting Date: As neededThe 10th Annual Business Showcase Expo was a tremendous

success! See page 12 for more complete information.

MERCHANTS GROUP Chair: Vickie Oen, Kaylene Byrne The Sequim Merchants Group meets six times a year on

the third Wednesday of the month during February, April, June, August, October and November. Meetings are at 5:30 p.m. and locations alternate each month among different host merchants. The Merchants Group once again has continued to grow in attendance.

Chamber membership is not required and if your business is interested in becoming involved, call the Chamber to be added the email list.

Among the many successful projects the group accomplished is the following:

• In February, the mystery game called “Whodunnit”? — pat-terned after the game “CLUE” took place for the fourth year in a row during January’s First Friday Artwalk. The game helped to create a fun night of late shopping which encouraged shoppers to visit a variety of stores. The theme this year was “The Case of the Chrome Key” and took place in the 1940s. The prize included a two-night stay at the Seaview Vacation Rental from Cedarbrook Lavender & Herb Farm, one cake decorating class from That Takes The Cake, a knitting class from A Dropped Stitch, two tickets plus T-shirts to Purple Haze Daze from Purple Haze Lavender Farm, a 30 minute one-on-one class with MacTraders, “Sequim-Dungeness Valley” by Katherine Vollenweider from the Museum & Arts Center, sea glass earrings of historic cobalt blue in sterling silver from West Coast Sea Glass, and more!

• In March, Theresa Rubens from Solar City helped facilitate the donation of gift bags filled with items from local merchants that were presented to the Irrigation Festival Royalty at their annual Kick-off dinner. This has now become a yearly tradition as a way of thanking the royalty who beautifully represent Sequim all over our state!

• In April the merchants put on a scavenger hunt called “Birdfest Birdquest” which was designed to encourage shoppers to once again visit a variety of stores. In partnership with the Olympic Peninsula Audubon Society and the art class at Sequim High School, 12 stores hosted a “bird sculpture” created by the students. There was a game card that required participants to match the bird with the correct store. This was a very successful

event and great exposure for the art students as well. Prizes included a one-year membership to the Olympic

Peninsula Audubon Society, as well as bird puzzles, a birdhouse kit and a bird book. The Merchants Group looks forward to continuation of this as an annual partnership event.

• May brought the Irrigation Festival in which the mer-chants displayed student art entries for the festival’s button contest. Many families visited downtown stores in order to see their child’s artwork on display. Merchants and families once again really enjoyed having the the Family Fun Day and Kid-dies Parade back on Washington Street.

• In July, during Sequim Lavender Weekend, the merchants decorated the bus stops in downtown Sequim and spruced up the downtown with the addition of 150 lavender flags. The weather was amazing and we once again received many positive comments on how festive and welcoming the downtown looked; plus the weather was amazing!

• In October, the merchants opened their doors to over 1,000 wonderful trick o’ treaters and gave away bucket fulls of goodies! The turnout this year was the best ever.

• The Saturday after Thanksgiving, Santa and Mrs. Claus arrived in the heart of Sequim to Centennial Place in a fabulous vintage fire truck. With the help of the City of Sequim (and a lot of help from Emily Westcott and her elves) the largest tree we have ever had was beautifully decorated with thousands of lights. There was music and entertainment provided all day long with chili and hot chocolate provided by our local Boy Scout troop and a tree-lighting ceremony and light-counting contest complete with gift certificate from many of the stores.

Once again there was a tractor parade which was loved by all! On that same Saturday many of the merchants hosted open houses complete with holiday refreshments and special prizes or sales.

This same weekend was also the kick-off of the “Elf on a Shelf” scavenger hunt for children ages 0-15 with prizes gener-ously donated by The Dungeness Kids Company, BrokersGroup Real Estate and WeDo Fudge. The game was well received and with 20 merchants participating, was once again deemed a great success! Merchants had fun over the holiday season decorating their windows for our annual window decorating contest judged by the Irrigation Festival Royalty. A hearty congratulation goes to this year’s winner Olympic Lavender Co. and a special thank you to our prize donator Sound Publishing!

Interested Chamber members or individuals are welcome to join the committee and help us plan for 2017 and beyond.

MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE: Chair: Jim Weatherly. Members: Jeff Anderson, Brandino

Gibson, Deon Kapetan, Caroline Stuckey, Heather Wells and Chamber staff.

The Membership Committee meets the second Wednesday of every month at 3:30 p.m.

It was a transitional year in the Membership committee! The committee continued working on getting to know our current members a little better this year, including reviewing a 2015 survey sent out to our members to determine if expectations of being a member are being met, what we can do to improve the benefits of being a Chamber member, what challenges our members have in operating their business; and what topics our members are interested in learning more about at Chamber events. The committee worked in tandem with the Chamber President on educational programming for members throughout the year, meeting a request of members surveyed. Plans to con-tinue expanding our Chamber membership, while maintaining and improving person-to-person touch-points that makes our Chamber relationships unique, are discussion items and focus in the new year.

“Go for the Gold” was the theme for this year’s 10th Annual Business Showcase. The event was a roaring success with a packed house full of amazing vendors and attendees, portray-ing their “gold” medal standards and service! The Chamber is fortunate to have an active and supportive team of board members along with the staff, who know the importance of the Chamber of Commerce’s Vision and Mission Statement — which is to actively promote, educate and support the business com-munity. The Chamber’s hope is to see the membership continue to grow in the community.

IRRIGATION FESTIVAL COMMITTEEChair and Appointee to Chamber Board: Deon KapetanMeeting Date: First Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. dinner/6 p.m.

meeting (location varies)The committee organized and executed yet another very suc-

cessful festival — their 121st! Please see Page 6 for a complete Irrigation Festival report!

SHISO SISTER CITY COMMITTEEChair: Pete Tjemsland. Representative appointee to Cham-

ber Board: Gloria DahlquistMeetings: Please join us on the second Thursday at 1:30

p.m. at the Sequim Civic Center. The Sequim-Shiso Sister City Association was founded in

1993 for the purpose of promoting mutual and everlasting friendship of the two cities, Sequim and its sister city, Shiso in Japan.

This is done by hosting the annual education exchange of ninth-grade students from Shiso, Japan, and ninth-grade stu-dents from Sequim schools. Other exchange purposes involve teaching Sequim students about Japanese culture, history and language through first-hand experiences; broadening the student perspective of international relations; planning, preparing and participating in international travel; sharing experiences with family, classmates, teachers and the com-munity. In September, Sequim hosted 10 students and three

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chaperones from Shiso City. The 2017 student ambas-sadors will need to fund-raise over $2,500 each to offset their expenses for their trip to Japan. Dona-tions to the students from the community always are welcomed. Annette Hanson, (360-670-6774) is heading up the exchange program and already has started recruiting students for the 2017 exchange program.

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The SSSCA also sup-ports the City of Sequim when hosting dignitaries and citizens from Shiso, Japan.

NELL CLAUSEN, PRESIDENTRealtor, RE/MAX Prime

Nell and her husband Scott made the decision to move to Sequim in 2003. They feel so very fortunate to live in this community and continue to enjoy all that it has to offer. Nell grew up in Issaquah and has been in sales and marketing her entire life. She currently works as a real estate broker with RE/MAX Prime in Sequim. Her community service includes being

a Rotarian since 2003, working with the Welfare for Animals Guild, volunteering at the annual Lavender Weekend and serving as the Membership chair for the League of Woman Voters.

Nell has worked with the Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce since moving here in 2003 as a representative of various sales and marketing

positions with different companies. Nell understands the value and the commitment the Chamber has to represent the area for both the local businesses and for tourists who visit Sequim.

BRANDINO GIBSON, PAST PRESIDENTWorkSource State Employment Security Department

In November 2014, Brandino became a Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber courtesy board member, giving him valuable experience working with the Board of Directors. This eventually led to his appointment to fill a vacancy as a full board member. During this time he has

been a very active member, attending and assisting in numerous Chamber events.

Brandino is the supervisor for WorkSource Clallam and Jefferson County where he finds the opportunity to help both job seekers and employers find a perfect match very rewarding.

Prior to moving to Sequim in 2010, Brandino was director of Lake College in Yuba City Calif., responsible for the day-to-day operation of an accredited vocational school. Working for a business that was community connected, he found it imperative to be part of the Yuba Sutter Chamber of Commerce. Brandino joined the Chamber as an Ambassador in October 1997 and continued as an Ambassador until moving to Sequim in 2010.

Community involvement always has been very important to Brandino. In April 2013, he was an integral part of starting Sequim FC, Adult Soccer League in Sequim, which has grown to over 200 participants, providing a healthy activity while building strong community connections. He also is very active with local school activities. He is extremely honored to serve another year as a board member.

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Disaster Recovery Jobs Program grant coordinator, Cities of Joplin and Springfield, Mo.; CDC HIV/AIDS education and outreach coordinator, State of Kansas; and assistant statewide director of workforce partnerships in Missouri. Jim also is an AmeriCorps alumnus, having served both in the St. Louis Public Schools District as an education mentor and along the Gulf Coast as part of the first emergency response team deployed during Hurricane Katrina.

Weatherly grew up in the Ozarks, but has called the Olympic Peninsula home since 2012. Jim and his husband live in Dungeness, along with their three rescue pets: Dylan, Figaro

and Bruce Springsteen. Currently, he spends his summers as a volunteer counselor at Paul Newman’s Hole in the Wall Gang Camp; gives input as part of the Community Taskforce on Sequim Library Expansion; cherishes Writers on the Spit open mic nights; and is a proud KSQM listener. He is an avid concertgoer, hiker, photographer, polar dipper, reader, road tripper, writer and lover of all things cheese.

HEATHER SOUZASound Community Bank

Heather Souza was born and raised in Sequim. She currently is a senior residential loan officer for Sound Community Bank in Sequim. She has been in the banking industry for over 17 years. Over the years, she has earned numerous awards for high loan production and excellent customer service. Heather previously served on the Membership committee for the Sequim Chamber before becoming a Chamber board member. She also

maintains membership in the Sequim, Port Angeles and Jefferson County Association of Realtors as well as the North Peninsula Building Association.

COLLEEN ROBINSONHabitat for Humanity

Colleen Robinson was born and raised in Baltimore, Md. She moved to Sequim in September 1995 with her husband Craig, daughter Amanda and son Ian. In the nearly 20 years here in Sequim, she has grown her family by foster-adopting three children, Desiree, Hayley and Zak. Colleen has volunteered for many local organizations over the past 21 years, although not all at the same time. These organizations include the Sequim Lavender Festival, Sequim

Family Advocates, Citizens for Sequim Schools, City of Sequim Parks Advisory Board, North Olympic Foster Parent Association, Helen Haller and Greywolf PTAs, and Sequim Community Church Youth Group to name just a few. Colleen is a member of Sequim Sunrise Rotary and currently serves as the Youth Services director. Colleen worked for the Sequim School District for 8½ years in the Special Education Department as administrative assistant to the Special Education director and in January 2015, accepted a position as community outreach director at Habitat for Humanity of Clallam County. Colleen has a passion for giving back to the community and feels that her experience and relationships with so many community partners will make her a great Chamber of Commerce board director.

DARCIE SENF1st Security Bank

Darcie Senf is a true Washingtonian, born and raised in Port Angeles. Darcie’s family represents five generations all living in Clallam County. She has been in the banking industry on the peninsula for the past 28 years starting with Seafirst Bank. In 2006, she took over the role of branch manager for Bank of America in Sequim. In January 2016, Bank of America transitioned to 1st Security Bank of Washington and Darcie assumed the role of branch

manager there as well. She is passionate about giving back to the community and 1st Security has allowed for a lot more community involvement. She and her team look forward to doing incredible things in the communities they love.

RENEE RUXOlympic View Inn

Renee Rux, Olympic View Inn’s general manager, is an Olympic Peninsula veteran that has served in many hospitality/tourism roles during her tenure here. While employed by the Quileute Tribe as the operations manager for Oceanside Resort, she served as the tourism liaison for the tribe on the Forks Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors and implemented a customer service training program for all tribal enterprises. She also was the general manager for Kalaloch Lodge, director of sales and marketing for Lake Quinault Lodge

and the Red Lion Hotel in Port Angeles where she was elected to the board of directors for the Port Angeles Regional Chamber of Commerce. Some of her other notable appointments had her serving as the executive director for Grays Harbor Tourism, board member for the Olympic

JEFF ANDERSON, MEMBERSHIP CHAIROlympic Medical Center

Jeff Anderson, marketing manager for Olympic Medical Center, grew up in Spokane and moved to Seattle to attend the University of Washington, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in political science. He also holds a master’s degree in business administration from the Eller College of Management at the University of Arizona. He moved to Sequim in 2008 after visiting family in the area on a regular basis for many years. He and his wife, Nicole, have two children, Evan and Emma. Jeff and his family feel fortunate to live in

this wonderful community, full of friendly people and natural beauty. Jeff is proud to represent OMC and he is excited to contribute his skills to support the mission of the Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce.

KAYLENE BYRNE, TREASURERBrokersGroup Real Estate Professionals

Kaylene Byrne moved to Sequim as a teenager where she met and married her high school sweetheart Jubal. After years of working in retail and customer service, Kaylene earned her real estate broker license in 2005. In 2007, she joined with Deborah Norman and Hazel Ault to open BrokersGroup Real Estate Professionals. At the end of 2009, Kaylene took the role of office administrator, which has allowed her to spend more time with her young family. Kaylene has

a heart for her community and its future generations. She believes in BrokersGroup’s motto of “Making It Better for Someone Everyday.” She has been involved in various local children’s groups including the Sequim Children’s Hospital Guild, the Sequim/Port Angeles MOPS (Mothers of Pre-Schoolers) group as well as currently serving as Olympic Peninsula Academy’s PTO treasurer. Kaylene and Jubal have a passion for supporting local industry and small businesses. Working with the Chamber is a great opportunity for her to give back to local businesses and work together to keep our community thriving.

SHENNA YOUNGER, PRESIDENT ELECTFirst Federal

Shenna Younger is the branch manager for First Federal’s Sequim Avenue branch. Shenna has been in banking for 19 years. Previously, she was the manager for Union Bank as well as Sterling Bank in Port Angeles. While working in Port Angeles, Shenna was very involved in the community. She served on the Port Angeles Regional Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors for three years. She served on the Executive Committee as treasurer for two

years. She also served as president of the Ambassador program for two years. She also volunteered for the Serenity House, the Capitan Joseph House, Peninsula Young Professional Network and TAFY. Since joining First Federal and getting to work in the community she lives, Shenna has started an Ambassador group for the Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce. Shenna also is on the board of the Helen Haller PTO and Citizens for Sequim Schools. She has lived in Sequim for six years. She recently got married to Joe who is a teacher at Sequim High School. She has a daughter who is a senior at the high school and a daughter and step-son who are fifth-graders at Helen Haller. Shenna’s family enjoys all the wonderful things Sequim and the Olympic Peninsula have to offer from hiking to skiing and beach-combing.

JIM WEATHERLYState of Washington

Jim Weatherly is the Port Angeles/Peninsula West End community services division administrator for Department of Social and Health Services. He also serves on the National Association of Workforce Development Professionals board of directors, representing Region 10: Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, Washington and Canada. Additionally, Jim is the owner of a research and consulting business specializing in grant writing and ARTrepreneurship

endeavors. Past partnership projects include Clallam County Economic Development Council, Olympic Peninsula Tourism Bureau and Catholic Community Services of Western Washington.

A constant contributor to community development, his previous positions include Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe’s Social & Community Services, AmeriCorps director, Olympic Peninsula; FEMA

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Schools; League of Women Voters Voter Crisis Committee. He serves on the Sequim Irrigation Festival board; is a member of the Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce (Individual Membership) Recipient, Certificate of Merit for Community Leadership and Service to Education, Washington Association of School Administrators. He’s also a Trinity United Methodist Church lay leader and Sister City chaperone for the Student Delegation Oct. 15 trip to Shiso, Japan.

DEON KAPETAN, IRRIGATION FESTIVAL APPOINTEE TO THE BOARD Cherry Creek Mortgage

Deon Kapetan has been involved in the planning of the Irrigation Festival since 2000, but began participating in the festival long before that by performing in skits at Crazy Daze. She has demonstrated her organizational skills and spirit by co-chairing and then chairing the Crazy Daze Breakfast from 2000-2006. In 2007, she became the chair of the float display committee, which

manages the parades that the royalty and float travel to around Western Washington. Then in 2010, she was eager to accept her current position of festival director and has never looked back.

Deon and her husband Kevin moved to Sequim in 1990 and have been very active in the community and with the festival. Their two children have been involved in the festival from an early age as well. Deon is the sales manager at Cherry Creek Mortgage in Sequim.

Being a volunteer with the festival is “very rewarding and fun experience,” she said. She is excited about her seventh year as festival director and sees lots of new ideas, committee members and opportunities happening over the course of the next year. “We are always adapting to the needs of a growing festival by developing teams to better facilitate the festival,” she said.

“The festival is all about the volunteers and the community. There are 22 committee directors and lots of volunteers who help with each of these festival committees. Some of the newer formed teams within the festival committee have been vital to the success of the festival. This includes some changes to this year’s festival with the newly revamped of Family 5K Fun Run that we’re looking forward to rolling out. We are able to pull off such an enormous event because of the countless volunteers along with the financial support of the many local businesses and individuals.

The Sequim Irrigation Festival is truly a community event. The festival also gives back to the community in many ways. There are the fun events to celebrate our heritage, as well as our involvement in other community services, such as the care packages for the troops. The royalty often led the charge for community involvement and 2016 was no exception as each royal this year exceeded 500 hours or community service. They and the Festival Committee have participated in the Relay for Life, collections for the Sequim Food Bank and Toys for Tots and a special addition this year was added by visiting Mary Bridge Hospital in Tacoma.”

Deon invites anyone who enjoys the festival events, likes working with a close knit team and doing something good for the community to consider joining the Irrigation Festival Committee.

GLORIA DAHLQUISTShiso-Sequim Sister City appointee to the board

Prior to my recent retirement, for the past 13 years I had the privilege of serving the children of U.S. military personnel who live overseas, on U.S. Naval and Air Force bases. During this time I served as a school guidance counselor in the educational activities of the U.S. Defense Department. In this capacity I spent 11 years in Japan. First, I lived and worked at Atsugi Naval Air Station, located just outside of Tokyo, and lived in a very traditional

Japanese house. Later, I transferred to Sasebo Naval Base, on the southern-most home island, called Kyushu.

These employment postings allowed me to travel extensively, not only through the four Japanese home islands, but also through much of Asia. My adventures in the Greater Tokyo area were especially enjoyable, but after I grew weary of living in an urban area with 35 million people hustling about, I transferred to Sasebo Naval Base and thoroughly relished the quieter Japanese lifestyle on the southern-most home island of Kyushu.

While living in Japan, I became fascinated with the Japanese history, traditions and culture. I began collecting antique Japanese Shinto, hino, warrior and geisha dolls, as well a host of other artifacts.

For these reasons I am delighted to have an opportunity to serve as the liaison for the Sequim-Shiso Sister City Association and the Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce. In this capacity I look forward to sharing my knowledge and personal experiences with the children and citizens of Sequim, with anticipation in bringing an increased awareness regarding the beauty, simplicity and peacefulness of the Japanese society and culture. I also hope to highlight the vital role our ally, Japan, which is the third wealthiest nation of Earth, plays in maintaining world peace.

Peninsula Tour Association, Tax Advisory Board member to the Port Angeles City Council and Washington State Tourism Familiarization Tour representative.

Renee has spent the past few years living and traveling in national parks throughout the Northwest. She was general manager in Mount Rainier National Park, operations manager in Kings Canyon National Park and manager in Denali National Park.

While she has enjoyed her stint living and working in some of the most beautiful places in the country, she said, “The Olympic Peninsula calls to my heart and soul. It has been my home, my playground and the place I raised my children.” When Renee is not working, she enjoys hiking, golfing, fishing, snow shoeing and most importantly making memories with her children and grandchildren.

BRIAN JACKSONHome Instead Senior Care

Brian Jackson grew up in a family business in California. His parents purchased a Merry Maids franchise when he was 13 years old. He started at the bottom. He did laundry, hung door hangers, scrubbed floors on his hands and knees. He did whatever it took to get the job done. Brian went off to college and his dad asked him to return to help run the family business. Brian’s parents decided to step back from the company.

Brian led the company to purchase an adjoining territory and grew the two franchises to become the second largest operation in the Merry Maids organization.

In 1996, Brian found a more meaningful way to serve others. He purchased two franchises of Home Instead Senior Care. He successfully ran the two businesses together for many years. In 2015, he and his wife decided to move to Sequim to purchase the Home Instead Senior Care serving Clallam, Jefferson and Island counties. They have now sold their businesses in California and are proud to be 100 percent in Washington. He currently employs over 87 people in our local community.

Along the way Brian has learned many things. His employees make all of the difference in how they are able to serve its clients. Brian has lobbied for business issues at a federal, state and local level. He understands that business owners must be good stewards of the communities they serve. Brian knows the struggles of trying to stay in the black and being sure that you have enough money to cover payroll. Brian understands the challenges of complying with labor law and business codes.

His vision for the Chamber of Commerce is to see it continue to promote positive business growth in our community. He also would like to see it add programs that help to educate business owners on better ways to grow their businesses and stay up-to-date on current regulations. Brian feels that one way businesses can ensure that lawmakers understand how laws will affect small business in our community and our state is by sharing their stories and inviting them to our businesses so that they truly understand the issues.

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Jim Stoffer and his wife and family moved here in 2002 as a Coast Guard assignment; home is where the Coast Guard sends you and they made Sequim their home. Jim has served as a volunteer and advocate for the Sequim School District since 2002. His daughter Sarah attended Sequim schools from grades 3-12 and is now a senior at Boise State University. His wife Diana works for Trinity United Methodist Church as the Faith in Action coordinator. Jim was

originally from Nampa, Idaho; graduated high school in 1979; and attended Boise State University before joining the Coast Guard in 1980. He earned a bachelor’s degree in political science and an associate degree in psychology in 1993 from Columbia College.

Jim retired from the Coast Guard in 2010 after 31 years of active duty service in afloat and shore-based units. He is the former Commanding Officer of USCGC Cuttyhunk out of Port Angeles and the USCGC Mustang in Seward, Alaska. Jim also served with Patrol Forces Southwest Asia in the Kingdom of Bahrain. His last assignment was as Liaison Officer; Afloat Training Group Pacific Northwest (he holds certifications as a Coast Guard Training Specialist in Leadership, Training, Total Quality Management; and Shipboard and small unit administration and management.) During three of Jim’s tours he served as the USCG Partnership in Education Coordinator for schools in Honolulu, Hawaii, San Diego, Calif., and Seward, Alaska. PIE is an education program that the Coast Guard partners with local schools through Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics, known as STEM-based programs.

Jim has been involved in many community organizations, including Helen Haller PTA/PTO 2002-2005, Sequim Middle School PTA 2005; Girl Scout Troop leader 2002-2005, Sequim High School Choir Boosters president, Sequim High School Operetta Club production team, co-chair Sequim School District Facilities Committee, past president of Citizens for Sequim


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For the 10th year in a row, the Business Showcase — themed “Go for the Gold” was a resounding success! Forty-two local businesses and restaurants participated in the October 2016 event. The evening’s new change in format provided educational Chamber benefit exhibits, as well as being a fun-filled event, with many vendors providing games and prizes that coincided with the Olympics theme. This annual event highlights the abundance and quality of our local businesses and many great connections always are made during the evening’s event.

The Business Showcase could not take place without the wonderful help from our sponsors who in 2016 were:

Gold — Sequim Gazette (10th year!)Silver — The Lodge at 5th Avenue & First FederalBronze — Sound Community Bank, Discovery Memory Care, The UPS Store,

Evergreen Home Loans and Security Services Northwest, Inc.Plans already are underway for the 11th annual Expo that will be held on Oct. 24. This

evening is touted as the best networking event on the peninsula, so call the Chamber and reserve your place for 2017 as 2016 was sold out and had a waiting list to participate!

Chamber StaffSHELLI ROBB-KAHLER — EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Shelli Robb-Kahler is a true Sequimite, born and raised in Sequim where she has lived her entire live other than a few years she spent in Seattle. There she attended school and took on a job that would be the beginning of her 30-year career in banking. Shelli joined the Chamber as executive director in April 2011 and is fortunate to work with dedicated Board of Directors who are passionate about their business community and devoted to its success.

Shelli thoroughly enjoys being active in all of the many aspects of Chamber involvement and enjoys the vast variety her job entails, as well as working closely with business owners and organizations throughout the Sequim-Dungeness Valley. Shelli states, “Representing the Sequim Chamber and the community is an energetic task; however, it is a privilege and an honor to do so!” Shelli is married to her husband Marty and has two adult sons Brady Robb and Colin Kahler.

MELANIE SANDS, FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATORMelanie Sands relocated to Sequim in 2014 from Jackson, Wyoming,

where she worked more than 28 years for the Snow King Resort Hotel as their Human Resources Director. Her experience there supports the importance of tourism and sharing the beautiful community we live in. She joined the Chamber as their Financial Administrator in February of 2015. She and her husband enjoy gardening in the temperate climate Sequim offers, and the wonderful seafood this area provides. They have 3 grown daughters and 3 grand children.

JODI MINKER, ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTJodi Minker has been the Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber

of Commerce administrative assistant since April 2014. She has a bachelor of arts in psychology from Mills College, in Oakland, Calif., and since moving to Sequim in 2004, she has been an entrepreneur in the community building a skin-care business. Operating her own business has helped Jodi develop her skills in sales, marketing, management, training and recruiting. Jodi and her 12-year-old daughter like to attend

and/or participate in many activities, especially those that involve performing arts, local sports and animals. Her passion for the community of Sequim, as well as for working with people, makes her a good fit for the Chamber and Visitor and Information Center.

Chamber’s financial picture

The Chamber Board of Directors adopts an annual budget to provide for the most efficient and productive use of revenues received by the Chamber throughout the year. The board then monitors Chamber revenues and expenditures through a variety of reports provided at each monthly meeting of the board. The Chamber’s fiscal year is based on the calendar year beginning Jan. 1 through Dec. 31. The Chamber is in good financial standing and made healthy additions to its reserves in 2016. The Chamber established exciting fundraising raffles that also focus on tourism in Sequim and neighboring communities. As indicated in past years, it is important to note that the Chamber’s annual budget provides for separate accounting for the following activities: Chamber member services, Visitor Information Center operations, Irrigation Festival, Shiso Sister City Program, Flower Basket/Retail Trade, Howard Wood Memorial Scholarship fund and the Sequim Community Choir.


The Chamber staff and volunteers operate the Visitor Information Center (VIC) seven days a week with closures scheduled only for major holidays. Approximately 90 percent of the Chamber’s building is allocated to the operations of the VIC.

While some of our visitors arrive at the VIC at some point during their stay in Sequim, many others may not be staying in Sequim but merely passing through to Port Angeles or Hurricane Ridge, heading to Forks or the West End and the ocean beaches, heading toward Seattle or exploring our area during their stay elsewhere on the peninsula. Others still are trying to decide where to stay, how long they should stay and what to do while they are here. And that’s where our staff and volunteers can help!

In addition to providing staff support for telephone calls, travel planner mailing and e-mail responses, the Chamber staff and volunteers provide information at the VIC to encourage visitors to:

1. Stay in Sequim 2. Extend their stay in Sequim3. Return to Sequim for another visit4. Encourage friends and families to visit Sequim5. Change their plans and stay in SequimSome of the frequently asked questions/requests are:1. What’s a good place to stay here in Sequim?2. So what is there to do here in Sequim?3. Do you have a good map of Sequim? My GPS has me lost, can you help?4. We were passing through and wondered if it was worth stopping here in Sequim.5. Looks like we need to spend more time here (or come back). What are our lodging options?Even before they arrive in Sequim, visitors are accessing the services of the Visitor

Information Center via the Chamber’s website at www.sequimchamber.com or the city’s website at www.visitsunnysequim.com by submitting e-mail requests for information or the mailing of a Sequim Travel Planner. The toll-free number, 1-800-737-8462, affords interested parties the opportunity to call the Chamber, speak to a staff member or volunteer and have specific questions answered or needs fulfilled.

On their arrival in Sequim, visitors to the VIC are pleased to find:• A facility that is clean and inviting, visible and accessible• Happy greeters who are trained and knowledgeable• Resources and information: visitor guides, travel planners, rack cards • Clean and stocked restrooms

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ANNUAL VISITORS 2016:January ......................................490February ....................................591March .........................................835April ....................................... 1,041May ........................................ 1,448June ....................................... 1,996July .........................................4,375August .....................................2,384September .............................. 1,730October .......................................809November ...................................563December ...................................539

2016 VISITOR INFORMATION CENTER VOLUNTEERS:Pictured, Volunteers of the Month 2016: Front row from left: Patti See, EB Van

Otterloo, Melissa Murray, Linda Schulz, Marcia Clockedile and JoAnn Sharts. Back row from left: Linda Ogden, Montel Livingston, Frank Cimino, Susanne Anaya, Jeri Smith, Dan Schulz, Mike Murray and Colin Kahler.

Regulars: Gail Anundson, Joe Bedard, Karen Blanding, Spencer Blanding, Frank Cimino, Marcia Clockedile, Jean Collinson, Maya Cox, Dale Gustafson, Ed Johnson, Diane Kretschmer, Amala Kuster, Montel Livingston, Jean Martin, Neva Miller, Melissa Murray, Mike Murray, Pat Nellis, Linda Ogden, Cathy Rawlins, Dottie Robertson, Cathy Schau, Linda Schulz, JoAnn Sharts, Randy Skoglund, Jeri Smith, Ron Smith, Bill Swears, Ellen Swears, Laurie Van Cleve, Vicki Walp and Joan Wright

Alternates/Special: Suzanne Anaya, Bob Anundson, Joe Borden, Tawana Borden, Georgia Bradley, Irene Burfitt, Susan Conley-Mueller, Carol Darby, Patricia Guthrie, Linda Hindes, Corrine Lookabaugh, Ken Olin, Dorothy Plenert, Patti See, Sally J. Tysver and Betsy Wilken.

• Access to the InternetChamber staff coordinates the scheduling of 55 volunteers who contribute nearly 6,000

hours each year and serve nearly 20,000 visitors annually. Visitors arrive from all 50 states and countries from around the world including Canada, Argentina, Germany, South Africa, Italy, New Zealand, Thailand and Russia to name just a few!

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was very pleased to announce Louie Rychlik, businessman and volunteer, as the 2015 Citizen of the Year. Rychlik was nominated by Judy Reandeau-Stipe.

Louie was nominated for his dedication of time, talent and experience, as well as personal funding of anything that helps the community, as well as his never-ending effort to make life better for others. Louie is quoted as saying, “I want to give back to the community that supported my business, Louie’s Well Drilling, for over 40 years.” His involvement stemmed from constructing the BMX track for the county, sponsoring Music in the Park, his ongoing dedication to the Dungeness Schoolhouse continued care and elevator installation, as well as his tireless work and dedication to the Sequim Museum and Arts Center. Louie was quoted as the “go to guy” from start to finish of a desired change, whether it is for a small favor or a huge project.

A committee of previous recipients selected finalists from a pool of Sequim citizens nominated by members of the community. Finalists are chosen based on their history of outstanding volunteer service to the Sequim community. Annually, the Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce seeks nominations for and determines the Citizen of the Year under the following criteria:

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County (primarily Sequim School District area.)• Nominees shall be persons who have performed

outstanding service to the community.• Service rendered by nominees shall be above, beyond

and generally outside the regular occupation of the nominee.

• Two persons working jointly in a community project or projects may be nominated to receive a joint award. Groups of more than two will not be considered.

Persons making nominations should bear in mind the foregoing guidelines, while fully understanding that the selection tribunal must, of necessity be the final authority.

The Sequim Citizen of the Year 2016 will be announced on Feb. 28 at the Chamber’s luncheon to be held at Sunland.

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Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! To all businesses, organizations and individuals who sponsored a Sequim flower basket! Each year, Chamber board member Emily Westcott works in collaboration with the Sequim School District agriculture class and the City of Sequim to create more than 100 flower baskets to decorate downtown Sequim.

The agriculture class selects the flower theme, buys the seeds and starter plants, and prepares the baskets. The city crews install the baskets and then water and fertilize the baskets until nature dictates their removal. From May through September, visitors from around the world and local residents enjoy these prolific blooming baskets. The program has been under way for more than 20 years and is a shining example of teamwork!

The proceeds from the sponsors also fund the annual holiday lights that magically appear each year at First Security and Centennial Place at the corner of Sequim Avenue and Washington Street. This magical corner plays host to Santa, Mrs. Claus and the Irrigation Festival Royalty elves each year along with the musical talent of the Sequim City Band and a host of other entertainment.

In addition to the baskets and holiday lights, sponsorship of the baskets contributes to a variety of events designed to encourage visitors to shop in the Sequim-Dungeness Valley area.

The Chamber extends its sincere appreciation to all flower basket sponsors and their support for the program which significantly contributes to maintaining the hometown atmosphere we enjoy!

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FARM, GARDEN & LANDSCAPINGBishop Gardening Services, Inc. (360) 703-9300Cascade Bark ........................... (360) 582-9592Clallam County Fairgrounds .. (360) 417-2551Community Organic Gardens of Sequim ............................... (360) 582-1106Dungeness Valley Creamery ... (360) 683-0716Graysmarsh Farm ................... (360) 683-5563Happy Valley Alpaca Ranch .... (360) 681-0948New Dungeness Nursery ........ (360) 681-0132

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Castell Financial ...................... (360) 683-9284Castell Insurance ..................... (360) 683-9284Cherry Creek Mortgage Co. .... (360) 683-1515Craft3 ........................................ (888) 231-2171David R. McHugh, CPA ........... (360) 683-7931Edward Jones & Co. ................ (360) 683-7204EHL Insurance, Inc. ................ (360) 779-4448Evergreen Home Loans ........... (360) 681-8419First Federal ............................ (360) 683-3886Fryer Insurance Agency .......... (360) 683-7988Gellor Insurance ...................... (360) 683-3352H & R Block ............................. (360) 683-2553Homer Smith Insurance.......... (360) 683-4970Insurance Services Group ....... (360) 683-3355Kanters, CPA............................ (360) 683-8732KeyBank of Washington .......... (360) 683-7924Kitsap Bank ............................. (360) 683-5599Olympic Mortgage Services .... (360) 477-1011Omega Business Center .......... (360) 683-4149Peninsula Mortgage, Inc. ......... (360) 683-2429Pierson Financial Group ......... (360) 912-2333Ray Chirayath/ D.A.Davidson & Co. .............. (360) 565-7511REO 1031 Exchange ................ (360) 477-7037Sequim Tax Service ................. (360) 683-2548Sound Community Bank ......... (360) 683-2818State Farm Insurance ............. (360) 683-2228The Sterling Insurance and Financial Group ............ (360) 797-4004US Bank ................................... (360) 683-3366Washington Federal ................. (360) 681-7485Wells Fargo Bank ..................... (360) 683-1166

FOOD & WINEAdagio Bean & Leaf................. (360) 582-0024Alder Wood Bistro .................... (360) 683-4321Applebee’s Neighborhood Grill & Bar ............................ (360) 683-9090Bell Street Bakery ................... (360) 797-5983Bella Italia................................ (360) 460-6929Black Bear Diner ..................... (360) 504-2950Blondie’s Plate ......................... (360) 683-2233Carlsborg Station/Blimpie ...... (360) 681-2290Carlsborg’s Old Mill Cafe ........ (360) 582-1583Dockside Grill .......................... (360) 683-7510Dominos Pizza.......................... (360) 582-1600Double Eagle Steak & Seafood (360) 683-3331Dynasty Chinese Restaurant .. (360) 683-6511Hardy’s Market ........................ (360) 582-0240Hi-Way 101 Diner .................... (360) 683-3388Jose’s Famous Salsa ................ (360) 681-8598Las Palomas Restaurant ......... (360) 681-3842Maggie May’s Espresso & Outfitter ............................ (360) 775-8339Nash’s Farm Store ................... (360) 681-6274Nourish ..................................... (360) 797-1480Oak Table Café ......................... (360) 683-2179Olympic Cellars Winery .......... (360) 452-0160Olympic Peninsula Wineries ... (800) 785-5495

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HEALTH & WELLNESS SERVICESAnytime Fitness ................................................. (360) 683-4110Assured Hospice ................................................ (360) 582-3796Avamere Olympic Rehabilitation of Sequim ... (360) 582-3900Blue Mountain Yoga+ ........................................ (360) 775-9078Caregivers Home Health-Sequim .................... (360) 683-7377Cascade Community Health ............................. (360) 504-3601Creative Changes .............................................. (972) 345-2671DentureCare Inc. ............................................... (360) 681-7089Discovery Memory Care .................................... (360) 683-7047Dungeness Courte Alzheimer Community ...... (360) 582-9309Dungeness Valley Health & Wellness Clinic ... (360) 582-0218Home Instead Senior Care ................................ (360) 437-9884Korean Women’s Association ............................ (360) 582-1647Lavish Day Spa .................................................. (360) 797-5832Lodge Chiropractic ............................................ (360) 681-2220Olympic Ambulance .......................................... (360) 681-4882Olympic Medical Center ................................... (360) 417-7000Olympic Peninsula Senior Resources ............... (360) 344-3433Olympic Peninsula YMCA/Sequim Branch ..... (360) 477-4381Olympic Psychiatric Care ................................. (360) 683-2344Peak Performance Therapy ............................... (360) 683-8331Perfect Balance .................................................. (360) 797-3473

Rain Shadow Integrative Medicine .................. (360) 504-3243Renew Massage & Spa ...................................... (360) 477-4772Richard E. Davies, DDS, PS .............................. (360) 683-4850Sea Siren Skin Care .......................................... (360) 207-1534Sequim Chiropractic Clinic ............................... (360) 681-2414Sequim Clinic for Acupuncture & Naturopathic Medicine .............................. (360) 683-0652Sequim Family Dentistry .................................. (360) 681-8884Sequim Gym ....................................................... (360) 681-2555Sequim Health & Rehab ................................... (360) 582-2400Sequim MFR ...................................................... (360) 216-6088Sequim Vision Clinic ......................................... (360) 683-3389Sherwood Assisted Living ................................. (360) 683-3348Sorensen Chiropractic ....................................... (360) 683-7911St. Andrew’s Place ............................................. (360) 417-3418StrongPoints Fitness .......................................... (206)356-9054Tender Touches Spa at Cedar Creek ................ (360) 681-4363Wright’s Home Care Agency ............................. (360) 457-9236Your Massage ..................................................... (360) 670-7461Zbaraschuk Dental Care ................................... (360) 683-3626

HOME, CONSTRUCTION & BUILDINGAccurate Angle Crane ....................................... (360) 461-9857Air Flo Heating .................................................. (360) 683-3901All Safe Mini Storage ........................................ (360) 683-6646Allen & Charters Ent., Inc. ............................... (360) 461-1381Allform Welding, Inc. ......................................... (360) 681-0584Anderson Construction, Inc. ............................. (206) 459-6917Bauer Interior Design ....................................... (360) 683-6338Bekkevar Logging & Trucking ......................... (360) 683-3655Bill Mair Heating & Air, Inc. ............................. (360) 683-4245Bill’s Plumbing & Sanikan ............................... (360) 683-7996Blake Tile & Stone ............................................. (360) 681-2877Budget Blinds .................................................... (360) 582-9200C & J Excavating, Inc. ....................................... (360) 683-7741Cedar Ridge Properties ..................................... (360) 683-3300Clallam Title Company ..................................... (360) 683-2000Clark Land Office .............................................. (360) 681-2161Cornerstone Builders ........................................ (360) 683-8477D & K Rentals .................................................... (360) 683-4808Discount Cabinets of Washington .................... (360) 683-9171Estes Builders .................................................... (360) 683-8756Frontier Title & Escrow Co. Inc. ....................... (360) 683-7281George E. Dickinson Construction ................... (360) 683-8332Home Depot ....................................................... (360) 582-1620L.P. Hanna Construction ................................... (360) 452-1572McCrorie Carpet One ........................................ (360) 683-7500

Olympic Peninsula Title Co. ............................. (360) 683-4170Olympic View Properties ................................... (360) 683-3300Pierson Contracting ........................................... (360) 477-3790Power Trip Energy Corp. ................................... (360) 643-3080Sequim Redimix, Inc ......................................... (360) 683-5680Sequim Stow Place ............................................ (360) 683-4628Sequim Valley Center ........................................ (360) 683-3737Servpro of Clallam & Jefferson County ........... (360) 683-0773Sherwin Williams .............................................. (360) 681-8675Spaeth Transfer, Inc. ......................................... (360) 373-6101Strait Floors, Inc. ............................................... (360) 683-4343Sunnyside Mini Storage .................................... (360) 683-7660Superior Services Window Cleaning ................ (360) 417-2950Thomas Building Center ................................... (360) 683-3393Town & Country Post Frame Buildings ........... (360) 582-9365Westerra Homes ................................................ (360) 509-0633

HOUSINGAction Property Management .......................... (360) 681-4737Beach House Waters Edge ................................ (206) 618-8158Blue Sage Property Management .................... (360) 406-5252Brigadoon Vacation Rentals .............................. (360) 683-2255BrokersGroup Real Estate Professionals ........ (360) 681-8778Dungeness Beach Retreat ................................. (360) 460-3448Elk Creek Apartments ...................................... (360) 681-0646Fifth Avenue Active Senior Living ................... (360) 683-3345John L. Scott Real Estate .................................. (360) 683-4131John Wayne’s Waterfront Resort ...................... (360) 681-3853Judy Stirton, Realtor/BrokersGroup Real Estate Professionals .............................. (360) 460-9800Landmark Property Management, Inc. ........... (360) 683-3338Mark N. McHugh Real Estate .......................... (360) 683-0660McNish Real Estate Brokerage ........................ (360) 683-6500Michele Jaeger, Broker/RE/MAX Prime .......... (360) 582-6396Nell Clausen, Realtor/RE/MAX Prime ............. (360) 912-0077Park View Villas................................................. (360) 452-7222Peter Black Real Estate .................................... (360) 683-4116Professional Real Estate ................................... (360) 683-3564Properties by Landmark ................................... (360) 452-1326RE/MAX Prime .................................................. (360) 683-1500Schwab Realty ................................................... (360) 683-4015


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INDIVIDUALAnnette Hanson-Poor ........................................ (360) 681-5146Dennis L. Smith ................................................. (360) 477-4936Diane M. Fatzinger ............................................ (360) 775-5952Emily Westcott ................................................... (360) 670-6294Esther F. Nelson...........................................................................George J. Noa ..................................................... (360) 808-9911Jeri Smith ........................................................... (360) 683-7687Jim Stoffer .......................................................... (360) 775-9356Joe Borden ....................................................................................Linda Hindes ..................................................... (360) 912-3273Pam Leonard-Ray .............................................. (360) 912-3421Scott Clausen ...............................................................................Virginia O’Neil ................................................... (360) 460-6692

LAVENDER B & B Family Lavender Farm .......................... (360) 504-2585Cedarbrook Lavender & Herb Farm Gift Shop (360) 683-7733Fat Cat Garden & Gifts ..................................... (360) 681-6832Jardin du Soleil .................................................. (360) 582-1185Lost Mountain Lavender .................................. (360) 681-2782Martha Lane Lavender ..................................... (360) 582-9355Nelson’s Duckpond and Lavender Farm .......... (360) 681-7727Olympic Lavender Heritage Farm ................... (855) 683-4475Purple Haze Lavender ...................................... (360) 683-1714Sequim Lavender Company .............................. (360) 582-1907Sequim Lavender Farmers Association ........... (360) 681-7532Sequim Lavender Festival ................................ (360) 681-3035Sequim Lavender Growers Association ........... (360) 681-3035The Lavender Connection ................................. (360) 681-6055Victor’s Lavender Farm and Nursery .............. (360) 461-5811Washington Lavender ....................................... (360) 452-4877

LODGING & RVAmbiance Bed & Breakfast .............................. (360) 683-2341Bond Ranch Retreat .......................................... (360) 461-2156Clark’s Chambers Bed & Breakfast Inn .......... (360) 683-4431Colette’s B & B ................................................... (360) 457-9197Days Inn & Suites Sequim ................................ (360) 683-1775Domaine Madeleine B & B ............................... (360) 457-4174Dungeness Bay Cottages .................................. (360) 683-3013Econo Lodge ....................................................... (360) 683-7113Eden by the Sea ................................................. (360) 452-6021George Washington Inn ..................................... (360) 452-5207Gilgal Oasis RV Park ........................................ (360) 452-1324GreenHouse Inn by the Bay ............................. (360) 504-2489Holiday Inn Express & Suites Sequim ............ (360) 681-8756Juan de Fuca Cottages ...................................... (360) 683-4433Lost Mountain Lodge ........................................ (360) 683-2431Olympic View Inn .............................................. (360) 683-4195Quality Inn & Suites at Olympic National Park (360) 683-2800Rainbow’s End RV Park .................................... (360) 683-3863Red Caboose Getaway B & B ............................ (360) 683-7350Riverside House Guest Lodge ........................... (360) 582-0339Sea Cliff Gardens Bed & Breakfast ................. (360) 452-2322Sequim Bay Lodge ............................................. (360) 683-0691Sequim West Inn & RV Park ............................ (360) 683-4144Sundowner Motel ............................................... (360) 683-5532Sunset Marine Resort ....................................... (360) 591-4303The Lodge Bed & Breakfast .............................. (360) 681-3100Tiny House Getaway ......................................... (360) 797-4845

2016 CHAMBER MEMBERSMEDIAKONP/KSTI Radio — 1450 AM/101.7 FM & 102.1 FM .................... (360) 457-1450KSQM — 91.5 FM ............................................. (360) 681-0000Lawton Publications .......................................... (509) 534-1044Olympic Peninsula Media Services .................. (360) 912-2652Olympic Peninsula Red Book Telephone Directory ....................................... (425) 488-3211Peninsula Daily News ....................................... (360) 681-2390Sequim Gazette .................................................. (360) 683-3311The Local Pages of WA, LLC ............................. (888) 249-6920

ORGANIZATIONBPO Elks Lodge #2642 ...................................... (360) 683-2763Captain Joseph House Foundation .................. (360) 460-7848Clallam County Democrats ............................... (360) 452-0500Habitat for Humanity of Clallam County........ (360) 417-7543Kiwanis Club of Sequim-Dungeness .......................................... League of Women Voters of Clallam County ... (360) 681-8490New Dungeness Light Station Association...... (360) 683-6638Newcomers’ Club of North Olympic Peninsula . (360) 681-3856Olympic Community Action Programs ............ (360) 385-2571Olympic Peninsula Bed & Breakfast Association (360) 452-2322Port Angeles Marathon Association ................. (360) 417-1301Rotary Club of Sequim ...............................................................Rotary Club/Sunrise .......................................... (360) 681-3845Sequim-Dungeness Valley Chamber of Commerce ................................... (360) 683-6197Sequim Family Advocates ................................. (360) 477-2558Sequim Food Bank ............................................. (360) 683-1205Sequim Guild of Seattle Children’s Hospital .. (360) 582-0629Sequim Masonic Lodge ..................................... (360) 683-5330Sequim PC Users Group ................................... (425) 610-9058Sequim Prairie Garden Club ............................ (360) 808-3434


Sequim Prairie Grange ..................................... (360) 683-5622Sequim Valley Car Club .................................... (360) 681-7422Sequim Valley Lions Club ................................. (360) 461-6090Shipley Center ................................................... (360) 683-6806Shiso Sister City Association ............................ (360) 683-7637Soroptimist International of Sequim ............... (360) 683-2535United Way of Clallam County ......................... (360) 457-3011Washington State Native American Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault-WomenSpirit ......................... (360) 791-5771

PERSONAL SERVICES & CAREBridge Builders, LTD ......................................... (360) 683-8334Kaboom Salon & Boutique ................................ (360) 683-2111Linde-Price Funeral Service ............................. (360) 683-1649Mary Kay Independent Rep. ............................. (360) 775-6775Olympic Laundry & Cleaners ........................... (360) 457-3315Sequim Valley Chapel ....................................... (360) 683-5242Terrific Transitions ............................................ (360) 582-1081Your Girl Friday ................................................. (360) 477-5428

PETS & ANIMALSBest Friend Nutrition ........................................ (360) 681-8458Blue Mountain Animal Clinic ........................... (360) 457-3842Country Paws Resort ......................................... (360) 582-9686Hurricane Ridge Veterinary Hospital .............. (360) 681-0117Olympic Peninsula Equine Network ................ (360) 207-1688Olympic Peninsula Humane Society ................ (360) 457-8206Peninsula Friends of Animals ........................... (360) 452-0414Precious Life Animal Sanctuary ....................... (360) 582-1437Sequim Animal Hospital ................................... (360) 683-7286Uptown Cats ...................................................... (360) 681-4770

PROFESSIONAL SERVICESAlbright Managed Networks LLC .................... (360) 452-0310Ballymore Consulting ....................................... (360) 797-1453Bell & Davis PLLC ............................................ (360) 683-1129Bright Light Solutions ...................................... (844) 219-8260Brisk Printing & Stationery ............................. (360) 683-6319Clallam Coworking ............................................ (206) 745-9660Company Gear ................................................... (360) 220-5192Digital Guava ..................................................... (360) 775-2848Elementals ......................................................... (360) 461-3155Express Employment Professionals ................. (360) 452-1253

EZ4U Bookkeeping ............................................ (360) 207-0048Grimes Law Offices ........................................... (360) 683-0629InsideOut Solutions ........................................... (360) 683-5774LoBo Design ....................................................... (360) 582-1919MacTraders of Sequim ...................................... (360) 301-2738Morningside ....................................................... (360) 452-7919Olympic Mailing Service ................................... (360) 681-3183Olympic Springs, Inc. ........................................ (360) 683-4285Pacific Office Equipment/Sequim Sales Group (360) 417-3600Pacific Sentinel, LLC ......................................... (360) 460-6507Parnassus Analytics .......................................... (360) 406-4684Payne Law, PS .................................................... (360) 683-4212SecureVP ............................................................ (360) 525-4315Security Services Northwest ............................ (360) 797-8480The Rockfish Group ........................................... (360) 930-9892The UPS Store #5637 ........................................ (360) 582-9534TSYS Merchant Solutions ................................. (360) 461-5196WorkSource Clallam County ............................ (360) 457-2103

PUBLIC UTILITIES AND SERVICES Olympic Wi-Fi .................................................... (360) 681-7050Public Utility District #1 ................................... (360) 452-9771Wave Broadband ................................................ (360) 452-8466

RECREATION & TOURISM Cruise Planners/Keith & Kathy Watrous ........ (805) 915-9117Dungeness River Audubon Center ................... (360) 681-4076Feiro Marine Life Center .................................. (360) 417-6254Friends of the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center . (360) 457-3532Morning Star Balloon Co. ................................. (360) 601-2433Museum & Art Center ....................................... (360) 683-8110Olympic Game Farm ......................................... (360) 683-4295Olympic Music Festival ..................................... (360) 385-9699Olympic Peninsula Adventures ........................ (360) 775-1102Olympic Peninsula Air Affaire & Sequim Valley Fly-in .................................. (360) 461-3950Olympic Peninsula Audubon Society ............... (360) 681-4076Olympic Peninsula Men’s Chorus .................... (360) 681-7761Olympic Theatre Arts ........................................ (360) 683-7326Port Angeles Whale Watch Co. .......................... (360) 293-4215Puget Sound Express ........................................ (360) 385-5288Sequim Bay Yacht Club ..................................... (360) 582-9564Sequim City Band ............................................. (360) 207-4722Sequim Community Orchestra ......................... (360) 681-5469Sequim Irrigation Festival ................................ (360) 683-3408Sequim Picklers ................................................. (360) 681-3845Seven Cedars Casino ......................................... (360) 683-7777Sunland Golf & Country Club .......................... (360) 683-6800The Cedars at Dungeness ................................. (360) 683-6344

SHOPPING & SPECIALTY RETAIL 360 Sporting Goods & Sports Performance Training ....................................(360)-683-8214All Around Bikes ................................................ (360) 681-3868Banana Belt Kelly ............................................. (360) 582-0339Blue Whole Gallery ............................................ (360) 681-6033Clear Water Bidets ............................................ (360) 565-5418Cole’s Jewelers ................................................... (360) 683-3833Costco Wholesale ............................................... (360) 406-2025Fieldnotes ........................................................... (360) 683-8208Forage Gifts & Northwest Treasures ............... (360) 797-1018

Full Moon Candle Co. ........................................ (360) 683-8377Gateway Games and Hobby, LLC ..................... (360) 683-8534Grain Free for Life ............................................. (360) 912-4312Local Yarn Shop ................................................. (830) 765-0346Nature’s Gifts ..................................................... (360) 797-1993Over the Fence ................................................... (360) 681-6851Peninsula Awards & Trophies .......................... (360) 683-8842Plaza Jewelers, Inc. ........................................... (360) 683-1418Sequim Consignment Shop ............................... (360) 683-5333Sequim Dungeness Hospital Guild Thrift Shop (360) 683-7044Sequim Farmers Market ................................... (360) 460-2668Sequim Spice and Tea ....................................... (360) 683-2050Serenity House................................................... (360) 683-8269Sofie’s Floral & Plants ....................................... (360) 683-7949Solar City Boutique ........................................... (360) 681-7299The Bag Ladies of Sequim WA ......................... (801) 918-3202The Co-op Farm & Garden ................................ (360) 683-4111West Coast Sea Glass ........................................ (360) 461-9560

TRANSPORTATION Black Ball Ferry/M.V. Coho ............................... (360) 457-4491Clallam Transit System .................................... (360) 452-1315Olympic Bus Lines ............................................ (360) 417-0700Rocket Transportation, LLC ............................. (360) 683-8087

TRIBALJamestown S’Klallam Tribe .............................. (360) 683-1109

WORSHIP Dungeness Valley Lutheran Church ................ (360) 681-0946First Baptist Church of Sequim ....................... (360) 683-2114Olympic Bible Fellowship ................................. (360) 683-6731Sequim Bible Church ........................................ (360) 683-4135Sequim Center for Spiritual Living ................. (360) 681-0177Sequim Community Church ............................. (360) 683-4194Sequim Seventh-day Adventist Church ........... (360) 683-7373St. Luke’s Episcopal Church ............................. (360) 683-4862Trinity United Methodist Church .................... (360) 683-5367


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