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Assistant Manager
Field Operations
TriMet, the most progressive
public transit system of its size in
the country has an outstanding
opportunity for a highly motivated
and skilled individual with
operational
supervisory
experience
in
public
transportation, transportation
(ground or air), security or service-
related business.
This position will be responsible
for direct supervision of daily shift
activities in the Field Operations
business unit which provides on­
street and com m unication
com m and center support to
TriMet’s integrated fixed-route bus
and light rail system . The
successful candidate will have the
ability to work with all levels of the
organization, ensuring the
successful implementation of
strategies that deliver safe,
reliable, and courteous public
transportation service.
Qualified Candidates will have the
following background:
• Bachelor’s degree in business
administration, transportation
management, logistics, or related
field.
• Five years of operational
su pervisory experience in a
service, transportation or security
related industry. Experience in
managings union workforce in a
twenty-four hour, seven day a
week operation preferred.
• Equivalent com bination of
tra in in g
and
experience
considered.
TriMet Offers:
• Excellent work environment
• Competitive salary and fringe
benefit package
• Hiring range $4,701-$5,877
Submit resume and cover letter
along with TriMet application by
closing date of December 15,
2006. Application materials and
a detailed job description are
available at TriM et Human
Resources office, 1st floor, 4012
SE 17th Ave, Portland, OR 97202.
Applications by fax accepted at
(503) 962-7440. Applicants
residing outside the Portland
Metropolitan area or who are
physically disabled may request
application materials by calling
(503) 962-7635, TTY (503) 238-
5811 or visit our website at
www.trimet.org for more detailed
information. Persons needing an
accom m odation under the
Americans with Disabilities Act for
any part of the application
process should contact TriMet
Human Resources staff at (503)
962-7635. A minimum of two
workdays notice prior to the need
for accommodation is required.
TriMet is an equal opportunity
em ployer;
com m itted
to
developing an organization that is
reflective of and sensitive to the
needs of the diverse community
we serve, including the elderly
and persons with disabilities.
1. Employment Discrimination:
Race, Age, Sex, and Disability
2. Criminal Accusations:
• Sex crimes
• Drug crimes
• All misdemeanors and felonies
Each Monday from 9 a.m. to
noon leaders from the
Church o f the Truevine Family
Worship Center provide free
donuts, coffee and full meals
to the community near
Mallory Maple Court Apart­
ments, at Northeast Mallory
and Failing Avenue. The
outreach program is entering
its second month in the
neighborhood, and has
partnered with Cedar Mills
Bible Church to reach a
spectrum of the community.
Georgia Marie Taylor
Funeral services for Georgia
Marie Taylor were held Tuesday,
Nov. 7 at Bethel AMF Church in
northeast Portland.
She was bom Nov.
23.1924 in Texarkana,
Ark., the third child of
three d au g hters to
G eorge and C allie
Stamps. She entered
eternity on Nov. 1,
2006.
She moved to New York
City after graduating from Booker
T. W ashington High School in
Texarkana in 1942 and attended
beauty school. She later relocated
to Portland where she met and mar­
ried Fred Taylor Jr. who died in
1966. From this union came two
sons, G regory Allen and Fred
In Loving
Memory
Thay Mitchell Carter
Mrs. Thay Mitchell Carter,
68, a former Portland resident
died Oct. 28,2006.
Funeral services were sched­
uled Wednesday, Nov. 8 at the
Forney Church o f Christ in
Forney, Texas.
Survivors include her hus­
band. Eugene Carter; three sons,
Marlon, Anthony and Darnell;
twodaughters, Dorisand Aprel;
2()grandchi Idren; and her mother
Thressia Dell Colbert.
Villa West Apartments
201SW Agee Street
McMinnville, Oregon 97218
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Mrs. Taylor was also known for
her green thumb. She spent her
leisure time planting, growing and
enjoying plants and flowers. She
seemed to be very close to nature.
Her flowers and plants brought her
extreme pleasure.
She was preceded in death by
her husband and son Fred Taylor
III; daughter Kathy, sisters, Willie
Stamps and Ernestine Thurman;
and a niece, Hazel Stamps.
She will be dearly missed by her
loving family; son Gregory and his
wife Alandria Taylor; daughter
Margo; three grandchildren, Will­
iam. Rashod, and Morgan; a great
g ra n d d a u g h te r, Jo rd a n ; the
S h o fn e r’s o f D enver, C o lo .;
McAllister’s of Jefferson, Texas;
Campbell’s of Pasco, Wash.; and
host of other relatives and friends.
Reverend Dearly Missed
Rev. Percy N. Manuel Sr.
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W alter III; and two daughters,
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Mrs. Taylor enjoyed a long and
successful career in sales, first at JC
Penny in Portland and later
at Lerner’s until her retire­
ment. She was lovingly
known as "Ms. Lerner"
due to her warm greet-
ings. fashion sense,
bright smile and friendly
personality.
She was a faithful mem-
berof Bethel A.M.E. Church,
serving in the Matron Club and
staying involved in the Zodiac Tea
and other church activities.
She was a friend and neighbor
with out reservations. As a volun­
teer in the schools where her chil­
dren attended, she was a parent
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