PLSO The Oregon Surveyor January/February 2020

16 The Oregon Surveyor | Vol. 43, No. 1 S OT Y S U R V E Y O R O F T H E Y E A R Tim Fassbender, PLS 2019 The Surveyor of the Year award is the opportunity to recognize a member of the professional community that stood out among the crowd for their contribution to PLSO and the profession. The minimum requirements that must be met to qualify for the Surveyor of the Year Award are: 1. Be a Corporate Member of PLSO for five or more years. 2. Have demonstrated a history of high competence, integrity, and professionalism. 3. Assisted qualified and interested people in advancement within the profession. 4. Career-long service to the profession. This year’s Surveyor of the Year doesn’t just lend a hand, he throws his whole body into making things happen for PLSO. I t’s no secret that success for any non-profit trade organization depends upon the strength and dedication of its volunteers. If you want a strong thriving professional organization, then you must lend a hand in making what you want to see happen. This year’s Surveyor of the Year doesn’t just lend a hand, he throws his whole body into making things happen for PLSO. The Surveyor of the Year Award is a big honor. It is the oppor- tunity to recognize a member of the professional community that stood out among the crowd for their contribution to PLSO and the profession. A nomination must come to the Board of Directors endorsed by five PLSO members in good standing before it will be considered for a vote by the board. As you read the nomination letter (opposite page) and learn a little bit more about Tim, you will see how much he’s done for the professional community. Thank you, Tim! 2020 Annual Conference: Surveyor of the Year