New Dungeness Light Station Association

In 1994 the U.S. Coast Guard withdrew its last Keeper and the Coast Guard Auxiliary, the Watchstanders, filled in until The New Dungeness Chapter of the United States Lighthouse Society was formed and assumed operation and maintenance of the Light Station. Soon thereafter, the chapter would become the New Dungeness Light Station Association (NDLSA), a 501c (3) non-profit organization. Through a renewable license with the U.S. Coast Guard to care for the Station, the Association runs the Keeper Program in which members become Keepers for a week while their fees help to maintain the Light Station. Partners with the Association include the U.S. Coast Guard which maintains the lantern and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service which manages the Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge.

Mission

The New Dungeness Light Station Association is dedicated to preserving and protecting the Light Station through restoration, maintenance and staffing of the Light Station to educate members and visitors in an effort to perpetuate the legacy of the men and women who tended this State and National historical landmark.

Sarah Miller

President

Johan Van Nimwegen

Vice President

JoAnn Hamilton

Secretary & Furnishings

Melodee Monson

Treasurer

Julie Bacher

Board Member

Bill Bjorklund

Board Member/Maintenance

Duane Klotz

Board Member/Technology

Bob Larsen

Board Member/Transportation

Kathy Stevens

Board Member

Chad Kaiser

General Manager