RICHARD V. CRONK, MD              George Keller and Carol Kronstad accept the Cronk donation on behalf of Benton Habitat

Lead Donor for Hilltop Village infrastructure

Memberships:
American Medical Association
American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons
American Orthopedic Society for Sports Medicine
Christian Medical Society
Oregon Medical Association (Board of Trustees, 1977-1982)
Medical Aspects of Sports Committee, Oregon School Activities Association
Board of Directors, Good Samaritan Hospital Medical Center
Board of Directors, Good Samaritan Hospital Foundation
Board of Trustees, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary (1975-1985)
Board of Directors, Heartland Human Society (2002-2003)
Board of Directors, Benton Habitat for Humanity (2003-2008)

Curriculum Vitae:
1963-65 Harvard Medical  School – graduated in June, 1965 cum laude with MD degree.
1965-66 Surgical Internship, Brigham hospital,  Boston, Massachusetts
1966-67 Junior Surgical Resident, Brigham and Children’s Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts.
1968-71 Harvard Combined Orthopedic Residency Program, Boston, Massachusetts
Resident, Children’s Hospital, 1968
Resident, Massachusetts General Hospital, 1969
Chief Resident, Peter Bent Brigham Hospital, 1970
Chief Resident, Children’s Hospital, 1970-71
Teaching Instructor, Harvard Medical School, 1970-71
1971-74 United States Air Force, Elmendorf Air Force Base, Anchorage, Alaska
Completed tour as Chief of Orthopedics with rank of Lt. Colonel.
Presidential Citation (Pres. Nixon) for first total hip replacement in Alaska,
1972 Diplomat of the American Board of Orthopedic Surgery
1974-2004  Practicing Orthopedic Surgeon, Corvallis, Oregon with emphasis on Sports Medicine and reconstructive knee surgery (retired, June 2004)
1982-1999  Team Physician and Orthopedic Consultant, Athletic Department, Oregon State University
1985-1999  Medical Director Athletic Training Program, Oregon State University
1974-1998  Associate Professor, Oregon State University

DAVID AND JEAN KLIEWER
Hilltop Village Land Donation   (Click on Hilltop Village on the left menu to read the history of the project and our latest updates )
David and Jean Kliewer donated 3.13 acres to Benton Habitat. The land will be home to 12 Habitat houses in the future.  

KINSEY GREEN
Land donation
Kinsey Green donated land for the Dina Mitchell-Ratzlaff Home in Lewisburg.  A four bedroom, two story home for Dina and her five children is adjacent to Kinsey's residential care home. As a community leader, Kinsey has actively supported seniors and low-income families in Benton County for many years.