Bill brings over two decades of expertise in the water industry, distinguished by his innovative approach and notable successes. His career is characterized by a profound passion for supporting startups, where he has played a key role in empowering communities and fostering sustainable growth.

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As Chairman of the City of Sisters Public Works Advisory Committee, Bill is instrumental in guiding the city's infrastructure toward efficiency and environmental sustainability. His leadership ensures the alignment of complex projects with community needs.

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Simultaneously, as President of the Rotary Club of Sisters, Bill's commitment to civic responsibility shines through. He actively champions community engagement and enriches local lives, embodying the Rotary's values of “Service Above Self" and international understanding. Bill's blend of professional acumen and dedication to community service marks him as a leader who not only excels in his field but also profoundly impacts the community he serves. 

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Debbi McCune is the Principal Broker and Owner of Next Phase Realty & the Central Oregon Association of REALTORS Director for Sisters. She previously served on the Redmond Senior Center Board as Vice President. Alongside her professional endeavors, she is a passionate advocate for Alzheimer's awareness and support, serving as a volunteer Community Educator, and Awareness Champion for the Alzheimer's Association.

 

She is a founding member of Living Well With Dementia Sisters, a local non-profit. Debbi's personal journey as a caregiver for her husband, who was diagnosed with dementia and Alzheimer's in 2016, fuels her commitment to empowering others facing similar challenges.

 

Currently working towards becoming a Certified Dementia Practitioner, she combines her professional expertise with a deeply personal understanding of the complexities of the dementia journey. Outside of her work, Debbi finds solace and perspective hiking the trails around Sisters with her two furry companions, Sophi & Mac.

Sandy Reilly trained as a US Navy Corpsman in 1973. Orthopedic Technician and surgical assistant for Orthopedists in both New Hampshire and California. He went to work for 3M in the HealthCare division as a clinical and technical specialist working throughout eight western US states.

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Married to a very understanding, beautiful wife, Rose, for more than 35 years, they retired to Sisters in 2020 They have two daughters and three grandchildren.

 

One of Sandy’s closest siblings has been diagnosed, first with early onset Alzheimer’s and then re-diagnosed with MCI, mild cognitive impairment. Another important person to Sandy is a lifelong friend and cherished mentor who is being cared for by his amazing wife as he progresses through late-stage Alzheimer’s and other co-morbidities.

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Whether it's offering a comforting presence in times of distress, sharing valuable resources and information, or actively engaging in acts of service, Sandy’s commitment to helping others shines through.