Our Board of Directors
Can a retired magician who also happens to have a lifetime of experience in Broadcasting, Education, and Technology find happiness in Manufactured Home living and working with OSTA? Tune in!
I started my journey with OSTA with the idea of being of service; of being in a position to help people who are struggling with issues with management in their communities.
An activist at heart, Nancy is motivated to make change happen when she sees an injustice. She was a natural fit for the OSTA board, with her involvement in legislative workgroups and as a floating homeowner. She looks forward to helping lead this organization, while educating and promoting OSTA within the floating home communities of the greater Portland area.
John has practiced residential landlord-tenant law and advocated for park residents since 1977, and is a driving force behind increasing rights for park and marina residents.
Rochelle Love Elder is a Eugene area business owner and long-time civil rights advocate. Her goals with OSTA are to increase memberships and community awareness of OSTA, as well as provide outreach support for members.
A marina resident since 2012, Angela organized floating homeowner tenants from Gresham to St. Helens in Oregon’s first-ever Oregon Floating Home Owners association (FHO) before joining forces with OSTA.
An attorney since 1998, Matthew is a fierce park resident advocate and a defender of residential tenant rights. He joined forces with OSTA in 2008 and practices landlord-tenant law in Eugene.
With years of experience championing the needs of seniors and vulnerable communities, Judy brings compassion, determination, and a strong voice to OSTA. She looks forward to continuing her work by helping to empower homeowners across the state.
Leslie has been a strong advocate for manufactured homeowners for 15+ years. Her goal is to familiarize and help educate all park homeowners, as well as provide support through OSTA.
Mindy is providing direct outreach to manufactured and floating home residents, introducing them to OSTA. Her goal is for every Oregon park and marina to have at least one OSTA contact who can share important information with other residents.
Could you be our next Board Member?
If you are passionate about advocacy and want to be a part of making a difference in your community, consider applying to become an area District Director.
