Robert (Bob) Bare
Posted: July 19, 2020
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Robert (Bob) Bare lives on the Oregon Coast.
He attended West Valley College, San Jose State University, University of California at Santa Cruz, and the University of San Francisco as well as a few other schools where he graduated with an Associate of Arts, Bachelor of Arts, and Master of Arts degrees. Additionally, he has two teaching credentials.
His former employment included working in Law Enforcement from 1969 to 1992. His work assignments prior to retirement included South Los Angeles, East Los Angeles, San Francisco/Oakland (twice) and Santa Cruz (twice).
After retiring from Law Enforcement, he worked a variety of positions; an Adjunct Professor, a General Manager/City Administrator for three communities, the Executive Director of a Community Resource Center and as a Staff Executive/Consultant for an International Consulting Company; which allowed him to work and travel extensively.
He also served on two statewide Board of Directors.
He has also owned and operated a small publishing company, and a small purebreed cattle operation.
Although retired, Bob currently works part time on the Oregon Coast as an Asset Manager, and Grant Writer.
His hobbies include photography, gardening and traveling.
He has volunteered for several community programs.
He is currently a Commissioner on his Community Planning Commission.
Active in youth sports, he coached Little League baseball, girls softball, Pony League Baseball, Pop Warner football, and American Legion Baseball. Additionally, he coached a women's fast pitch traveling tournament team for 18 and under girls, and was also President for a Pony League.
He was nominated as the “Citizen of the Year” twice and received other community recognition as well.
He has four children and five grandchildren.
