PAGE A8, KEIZERTIMES, NOVEMBER 4, 2016
A
Boo! It’s
Horrorween
B
C
Photos by
Eric A.
Howald
said Sgt. 1st Class Zach Pickett,
the non-commissioned offi cer-
in-charge of the support offi ce.
“Anything to do with helping
a family, we will do it. Even if
we don’t have something right
then for a specifi c need, we go
out and fi nd the resources.”
It turned out that Owens
Corning Roofi ng had recently
started up the Roof Deploy-
ment Project aimed at provid-
ing military families with new
roofs. The goal is to decrease
stress on military families by
taking care of one of the largest
home-owning expenses.
Owens Corning supplies
the materials and enlists a local
contractor to supply the labor,
which is how Trever Pfeifer,
second-generation owner of
Pfeifer Roofi ng, entered the
picture.
“We were totally on board,”
said Pfeifer. “Will do it again
next year? Absolutely. It’s a way
to give back to our community
and our troops and that’s some-
thing Pfeiffer Roofi ng believes
in.”
Pfeifer Roofi ng is a plati-
num contractor with Owens
Corning and maintains its rat-
ing through meeting criteria
regarding quality, training and
insurance. Pfeifer said the total
cost of the project labor could
have been as much as $5,000 to
$6,500.
Stancliff and Pfeifer met for
the fi rst time back in April, and
Stancliff said she felt well taken
54TH ANNUAL
Holiday Fair
POLK COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS IN RICKREALL
Fri, Nov 4 – Sat, Nov 5
Don’t
forget
to vote
Election Day is Tuesday,
Nov. 8. If you haven’t voted
yet, here’s where to drop your
ballots off before 8 p.m. on
Election day:
• Keizer Civic Center,
there is a drive-up, white bal-
lot box in the parking lot near
the main entrance.
• Keizer U.S. Bank, 5110
River Road N., there is a
drop box in the lobby.
Friday, Nov. 1, is the last
day to mail a ballot and ensure
it will be counted.
A: Victor
Ochoa snags a
piece of candy
at the Horror-
ween celebra-
tion at Keizer
Village.
B: Andrew
Tidwell and
Michael De-
sandro pass
out candy.
C: Tyler
Rouske
performs as
part of the live
music line-up.
ROOF,
continued from Page A1
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“Trever always made sure I
knew what was going on and
that I wasn’t being forgotten.
It’s been a great experience
overall,” Stancliff said.
Stancliff isn’t the only one
benefi tting from the new roof.
She lives in the home with her
14-year-old daughter Nicolette
Parra, a freshman at McNary.
“It was hard when I was
younger and she would go
away a lot, and when she de-
ployed I was only fi ve or six.
I’ve gotten used to it a lot more
and she makes me really, really
proud. She’s a single mom and
she has a good job and her own
house. It’s cool that her service
gets rewarded,” Nicolette said.
Since starting the process,
Nicolette has joined the teen
panel of the Oregon Service
Member & Family Support
Offi ce where she plans events
for other youth from military
families.
“We had a back-to-school
bash and we had 300 kids that
got free school supplies and a
free backpack,” Nicolette said.
Military families in need of
assistance can call 1-800-511-
6944.