Director, Tyrone S. Woods Wrestling Foundation Born in Klamath Falls in 1956 and raised in The Dalles, Oregon, Roger attended and wrestled for Oregon College of Education, 1974 - 1978. As a former OCHS social studies teacher and wrestling coach for 28 years, he knew Tyrone well during his time on the OCHS team, 1986-1989. He is currently retired but continues to be an active and valuable asset to the OC community where he and his wife have resided for over 40 years. In April, 2017, Roger was honored with induction into the Oregon Chapter of the National Wrestling Hall of Fame. Recently, he became a board member with Restore College Wrestling Oregon and Oregon City Optimist Club.

Born in Cody, Wyoming, Jeff's family moved to Colorado when he was ten. In 1999, he moved to Oregon where he has resided with his wife and daughter until two years when they relocated to Nampa, Idaho. As a middle schooler in Colorado, he wrestled under a head coach who had been stricken with polio as a child but later became a state champion. Jeff recalls how impressed he was with this coach's grit, determination, and "champion spirit" which inspired the team to always do their best. Recognizing that these qualities were also part of Tyrone's moral compass, Jeff honored him by becoming the volunteer caretaker of the memorial sign that had been installed on Highway 213. The Oregon City community is so much richer for Jeff's many, many hours that he spent caring for and maintaining the memorial sign and surrounding area. As a TSWWF director, Jeff is focused on using his voice to promote the character building qualities of youth wrestling and help improve the sports experience for these athletes. Jeff loves to spend time with his wife, Beth, and their 11-year-old daughter, Ella. He is also dad to two German Shepherds that keep him busy. The rest of his free time is spent playing golf, doing yardwork, and with his family, traveling the scenic Pacific NW.

Born in Eugene, Oregon, 1961, and raised in Ashland, Oregon. Attended and wrestled at Southern Oregon University 1980-1985. Was a member of the 1983 undefeated national championship team and was a 2X All-American for SOU, graduating in 1985 with BS in Education. "I had the honor of coaching Tyrone in my first years as a wrestling coach at Oregon City High School, 1985-1990." Retired in 2016, having taught at West Linn High School for over 25 years. Currently head wrestling coach for WLHS.

Melissa is a native Oregonian who comes to us with a valuable background in marketing, regional/national sales, and operations management and is fearless with using computer programs and social media. Currently, she manages a team of 20 for a national home cleaning company and is in charge of hiring, training, local marketing, and customer relations. She has also worked for companies such as Aerosoles, Starbucks, and Fantastic Sams, a hair salon franchise. The mother of two "amazing" adult children who graduated from Oregon City High School, she has lived in the Oregon City/Molalla area for 25 years. With a passion for volunteering, she has worked with senior citizens and with the Children's Miracle Network. Melissa and her son, Tyler, came to the attention of TSWWF through their voluntary maintenance of Tyrone's memorial sign on Highway 213 by weeding, planting flowers, adding new ground cover, and keeping it clear of litter. Melissa's boundless energy, broad experience, and creative ideas are a great contribution to our team.