Meet Our Team
Roy Kinion
President
Occupation:
Public Works Director for Lincoln County.
Occupational Background:
Roy worked at the Toledo Pool from 1978 to 1982; Road Maintenance Supervisor for 24 years.
Educational Background:
Roy graduated from Toledo High School in 1982; Graduated from Willamette University in 1986 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Environmental Science. As a lifelong resident of the Toledo area, I know the value of the Toledo Pool to the community; While growing up in Toledo, the Toledo pool was a place to play, to work and to compete; As a parent, the Toledo pool was a place f or my children to play and to learn how to swim; Later in life I want the Toledo Pool to be able to offer me an opportunity for exercise and physical rehabilitation; I would like these opportunities for the entire community of Toledo.
Peter Vince
Vice President
Rachael Wallace
Treasurer
Occupation:
Teaching Assistant at Toledo Elementary.
Occupational Background:
15 years of High School and youth coaching; 4 years administrative assistant at a public relations firm; 2 years running my own certified in-home daycare; 2 years on the board of directors for Abby’s Closet charity
Educational Background:
Bachelor’s Degree from University of Oregon
I was raised in Toledo and enjoyed all of the benefits of growing up in a community with a pool. I learned to swim at the Toledo Pool, was on the swim team, and enjoyed many hours of play there. The pool was an important part of my growing up. I have recently moved back to Toledo to raise our three young daughters in my favorite town. They are learning to swim at Toledo Pool too. I appreciate the pool even more as a parent. I recognize that while I was learning and playing in the pool, Toledo citizens were supporting it. I want the chance to support and help guide this wonderful asset for the benefit of all. I want to make the pool more available and accessible by bringing the perspective of a young family with busy schedules and lots of energy. I have a clear vision to better serve our population and increase pool use while serving those who already use and know its value. Public spaces turn towns into communities. The more we meet, interact, and play the more we care and support each other. Whether we are in the water or watching from the stands, we talk, laugh, and create strong bonds. We benefit from every public space and activity in Toledo, but the pool is unique in its ability to provide life-saving skills, exercise, entertainment, and camaraderie for every age all in one place.
Kay Chambers
Treasurer
The swimming pool provides lifesaving skills to our communities, provides recreation for our children and families, gives people a lifelong opportunity to maintain health and fitness, and contributes fantastically to the livability of our community. My goals on the Board are to expand access and programming for our community, ensuring that the pool’s hours are convenient, and programming is offered at times that work best for the families we serve.
As the Secretary at Toledo Jr/Sr High School for many years, I learned the intricacies of public budgeting. As a volunteer on the School’s Site Council, I learned the importance of ensuring that the community’s voice and priorities are incorporated into our government services.
