Kyle Beebe I’ve spent the past 25 years in hard rock mining, beginning with a brief period working at Jerritt Canyon in Ne -
Jeff Boehm Grew up farming and ranching in North Dakota. Went to trade school for Diesel tech- nology. Three years in Army Spent 23 years in the Utilty and coal mine Industry Wife Char and thee children Came to AK in 2006 Co-own with my son Colter - Bobcat of Juneau Bobcat of Ketchikan and satellite store in Haines AK Believe strongly in responsible re- source development including mining forestry agriculture and fisheries. JEFF BOEHM
Juneau Chairman Jim Clark Jim Clark grew up in a military family. He attended the first grade in Anchorage. He also lived in Japan for three years during his childhood. Clark served in the JAG Corp of the US Army. He spent 30 years as an attorney at Rob -
vada before mov- ing to the Meikle Mine with Barrick. I worked through most of the geology and engineering departments for Meikle, Rodeo, and
ertson, Monagle & Eastaugh Law Firm, where he repre- sented the timber industry in South- east Alaska, among other things. For their efforts to keep the capitol in Juneau, the Juneau
the Betze-Post Open pit for 13
years. I then came to Juneau to begin working for Kens- ington, owned by Coeur Alaska just prior to commercial production in 2010, and have been here for almost 12 years now. I’ve been a member of AMA for the past two years but have been a regular attendee at the local weekly meetings for the past four years. My wife and twins keep me busy outside of work, although not with as much camping as I’d like due to, well you know, Southeast Alaska’s “liquid sunshine.” I enjoy working around the house and some woodworking projects when I can. I do much reading and in- dulge in my fascination with science and a variety of works in fictional topics. Frank Bergstrom BS Geology University of Washington. MS Fluvial Geomorphology Colorado State University (Dr. Stan Schumm). Foundryman. Feller/bucker Washington Cascades. Wyoming DEC, mine permitting. NERCO Coal Company, Wyoming, KYLE BEEBE
JIM CLARK
Chamber of Commerce named Mayor Bill Overstreet and him “Persons of the Year” in 1982. From 2002 to 2006 he served as Chief-of-Staff to Governor Frank Mur - kowski. As Chief-of-Staff he directed the preparation of the State budget; oversaw the preparation of legislation; negotiated the budget and legislation with the Legislature; worked with the Governor and departmental commis- sioners to formulate policy. He also managed Governor’s cabinet and served as the State’s chief gas pipeline negoti- ator and successfully negotiated a draft contract between the Governor and the North Slope oil producers to construct a gas pipeline. Prior to his appointment as Chief- of-Staff in 2002 he represented Greens Creek Mine near Juneau, Alaska, Fair - banks Gold Mine near Fairbanks, Alas- ka, and Pogo Mine near Delta Junction, Alaska. Currently Clark works as an attorney and manages his law firm in Juneau. He is Alaska counsel for Constantine Mining LLC’s Palmer Project in Haines, Alaska. As an active community volunteer, he is Chair of a Donor Advisory Com - mittee of the Juneau Community Foun - dation. He is Chair of the Alaska Miners Association’s Juneau Branch, a member of the Alaska Miners Association Exec- utive Committee, and a board member of Wostmann and Associates. Clark received his BA in History, Literature and Philosophy from Johns Hopkins University, his Juris Doctor from Cornell Law School, and his LLM in Environmental Law from George Washington University. He is married to Susan Clark. They live in Juneau, Alaska and have two daughters and two grandsons.
Bill Corbus Bill is a long-
term Juneauite — arriving in 1970 to begin his 32-year service with Alaska Electric Light & Power Company (AEL&P). He obtained de - grees in industrial engineering from
BILL CORBUS
Stanford and in Business Administra- tion from Dartmouth, served in Viet- nam, and worked as a security analyst on Wall Street. Bill was general manager at AEL&P from 1978 until 1990 and again from 1997 until 2002. He is a leader in inno - vation, selling surplus energy to cruise ships and to the Greens Creek Mine, reducing the cost of hydroelectricity to other Juneau customers. Bill worked hard for good commu- nity relations between AEL&P and the community, and was honored as the Juneau Chamber of Commerce’s Citizen of the year in 1985 and Philanthropist of the Year by the Juneau Community Foundation in 2011. From 2002 to 2006 Bill was Com - missioner of Revenue for the Mur - kowski Administration. He also led the effort to reform the City and Borough of Juneau’s Mining Ordinance. Bill has been a longtime member of the Juneau Chapter of AMA.
strip mine permit- ting, hydrogeology, reclamation man- agement. Echo Bay Mines Sunnyside mine, Colorado, Environ - mental Manager. Permitting, compli- ance, reclamation, water treatment. Echo Bay Mines Alaska, Juneau, AK. Environmental
FRANK BERGSTROM
Manager. Permitting AJ and Kensington underground gold mines. Baseline stud- ies, permitting, compliance. Various firms, consult and contract permitting, compliance, reclamation, water quality and treatment. Owned and operated ornamental tree and flower nurseries. First Things First Alaska Foundation board. City and Borough of Juneau Affordable Housing Commission. Mayor’s task force on AJ mine. AMA board of directors.
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The Alaska Miner
Winter 2022
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