Harv Schubothe is a long‑time community leader in Bandon, Oregon, known for his steady commitment to civic service, environmental stewardship, and local economic vitality.

Coming to Bandon after a 30 year career directing and managing State government agencies, he has served the City of Bandon in key volunteer roles, including chairing the Planning Commission and the Parks and Recreation Commission where his practical insight and collaborative approach support the city’s long‑term infrastructure planning.

Prior to serving as the Greater Bandon Association’s Executive Director for 13 years, he was the executive director for the Bandon Youth Center for five years. A Ford Family Foundation Community Fellow, Harv also serves as President for the Cape Arago Audubon Society, reflecting his dedication to conservation and coastal ecology and as Vice President for Restore Oregon, the state’s historic preservation commission. His involvement with the Greater Bandon Association connects him to Bandon’s Main Street revitalization efforts, where he has helped strengthen the town’s economic and cultural heartbeat.

Across every role, Harv brings a thoughtful, community‑first perspective that has made him a trusted and enduring presence in Bandon’s civic life.

Tom Orsi retired to Bandon after a long career in Educational Publishing. The first half of the career focused on sales and marketing and he was a senior sales and marketing executive. The second half of the career he led a team in information technology that focused on developing sales and marketing automation systems for a global publishing enterprise. Tom’s team’s strength in developing these systems was working closely with multiple organizations to understand their processes and specific needs and adapt systems that resulted in process improvement.

Tom retired to Oregon because he likes outdoor activities, and for many years he was the leader of the South Coast Striders hiking group, coordinating hikes along the south coast for several hundred members. He now serves as a member of the Bandon Planning Commission

Since moving to Bandon in 2020, Anne McCaleb has brought remarkable experience and steady leadership to a wide range of community organizations. A CPA with deep financial expertise, she has served on the Greater Bandon Association Board since 2024. She also contributes her professional services to local nonprofits, often at no cost, and supports key community events through sponsorship and hands‑on involvement.

Anne’s passion for volunteering is equally inspiring. A dedicated Rotarian since 2022 and now the incoming President‑Elect, she gives generously of her time, energy, and heart. She founded Second Spring, a perimenopause support group offering connection and resources to local women, and she never hesitates to step in wherever help is needed—sometimes even “volunteering” her husband along the way. Anne embodies what it means to be part of a caring, connected community, and Bandon is stronger because of her commitment.

Michelle Hoffman is the owner of Forget‑Me‑Knots, Bandon’s beloved quilt shop known for its vibrant fabrics, hands‑on classes, and warm creative community. Since establishing the shop, Michelle has become a central figure in the region’s quilting world—supporting beginners, inspiring seasoned makers, and keeping the art of quilting thriving on the Southern Oregon Coast. Michelle also operates a mobile retail unit called “Michelle’s Quiltmobile”. Through her shop, her mobile shop, and her deep commitment to the craft, Michelle has helped make Bandon a destination for quilters seeking inspiration, connection, and coastal beauty.

Michelle contributes time to Greater Bandon Association to connect to other businesses and support the Bandon community. She believes in being part of the solution to make her community stronger.

Margaret is a longtime business owner in Bandon, where she has been part of the local business community for more than 24 years. She co-owned and operated Bandon Fish Market and Bandon Coffee Cafe, developing firsthand experience in small business operations and customer service.

She co-founded the Old Town Business Association, now the Greater Bandon Association, and previously served as Executive Director of the Bandon Chamber of Commerce. She remains committed to supporting local businesses and strengthening the community’s economic vitality.

Jeri brings a rich background in corporate marketing communications with expertise spanning branding, business strategy, and creative direction. She has led award‑winning teams and built several in‑house creative agencies over her career.

Today, Jeri volunteers with the Greater Bandon Association, driven by her belief that economic vitality is essential to a vibrant, thriving community—one where residents feel proud to belong and people of all ages choose to make their home.