1828 Umpqua Memorial Project Sponsors & Acknowledgements

The following individuals, organizations, and businesses have contributed time, services, materials, and funding needed to create and develop the Umpqua Memorial Project. This effort is in remembrance of the 15 men killed near the mouth of Smith River on July 14, 1828 while employed by the American fur trading company, Smith, Jackson & Sublette. The remains of these men were buried by survivors of the event and by members of the British Hudsons Bay Company rescue party on October 28, 1828.

Logo	Organization	Contact	Location
	Bronzecraft Memorials	Larry Hager	Wamic, OR
	Coos Bay Timber Operators	David Gould	North Bend, OR
	Douglas County Public Works	Steve Williams	Roseburg, OR
	Ellyn Amalia Designs	Ellyn Mole	Creswell, OR
	FedEx Print & Shipping	Matthew Le Shay	Eugene, OR
	Jedediah Smith Society	Milton von Damm	Berkeley, CA
	K2 Consulting	Wayne & Tope Knauf	Lodi, CA
	Main Rock Products	Mike Main	North Bend, OR
	Mast Brothers	Josh Mast	Reedsport, OR
	Northwest Canine Resources	Cathy Schneider	Oakland, OR
	NW Maps Co.	Bob Zybach	Cottage Grove, OR
	Oregon-California Trails Association	Dave Welch	Independence, MO
	The Oregonian	Lori Tobias	Portland, OR
	Pacific Memorials	Dale Hanson	Wilbur, OR
	Phoenix Reforestation	David Katz	Eddyville, OR
	R3 Engraving & Signs	Kiersten Shettlesworth	Corvallis, OR
	Richardson Masonry	Stu Richardson	Reedsport, OR
	Roseburg Forest Products	Allyn Ford	Roseburg, OR
	Southport Lumber Co.	Jason Smith	North Bend, OR
	The World	David Rupkalvis	Coos Bay, OR

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