Kenneth A. Burkholder was a district forester employed by the United States Bureau of Land Management (BLM) in the Bend District of Region 1 in Oregon. Collection contains Bill Johnson's interview of Ken Burkholder.

Luther Sheeleigh Cressman, sociologist and anthropologist, is famous for discovering the oldest footwear, a pair of perfectly preserved shredded sagebrush bark sandals. Collection contains a cassette tape with an interview by Lee Juillerat of Luther Sheeleigh Cressman, recorded on October 2, 1991

Throughout his professional life Robert Ballard “Bob” Kennedy was actively involved in the logging industry. Robert Kennedy married Theresa Florence “Terry” Sears in 1942 while they were both attending college. She was involved with 4-H and the YMCA. Collection contains a DVD with the March 2006 interview of Robert and Terry Kennedy.

Merle Scott West was a local lumberman, and an active member of the community. The local hospital was named after him in appreciation of his contributions. Collection contains a self-bound typed interview of Mr. Merle S. West by Alfred (Cap) Collier, also a lumberman