Jack and Shawn Crider
True leadership is rare these days as it takes time,
dedication and the ability to listen, learn and follow your heart to do the
right thing. Richard Marks is that kind of leader and Humboldt Bay and Humboldt
County is very lucky to have him.
I’ve been port director for three ports over a span of 25 years, two in Oregon and Humboldt Bay Harbor District. I worked directly under more than 20 elected port commissioners.
I’ve been port director for three ports over a span of 25 years, two in Oregon and Humboldt Bay Harbor District. I worked directly under more than 20 elected port commissioners.
Commissioner Marks is a great mentor who provided me with
guidance and was always available. Richard attended every meeting and event. He
was dedicated to the weekly administrative duties, such as reviewing
information and contracts. His availability was critical to the success of the
operation and greatly appreciated by all of Humboldt Bay’s staff.
Commissioner Richard Marks’ advice on local politics was
critical to me and his ability to remain calm under pressure, listen and
address his constituents was always impressive. Richard’s demonstrated his
leadership skills many times during difficult meetings and had the ability to
gain consensus and provide guidance to staff.
Cleanup of the Samoa Pulp Mill and the zoning changes
that allowed for all the new businesses and jobs on the peninsula would not
have happened without Richard’s leadership.
For the future of Humboldt Bay, Humboldt County and the
harbor district, please vote for Richard Marks, he is one of the best port
commissioners I’ve ever worked for.
Jack Crider, Former Executive
Director of the Humboldt Bay Harbor, Recreation and Conservation District
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