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Approaching 20 years as a Cooperative, and 100 years as a leading independent American petroleum brand.
Lynn Keffer represents fellow members in District 2
New board members bring diverse skills and perspectives to PURE Co-op leadership
Lynn Keffer and his wife Debbie enjoy the opening reception of the PURE Oil Jobbers Cooperative annual meeting.
Though they may be rookies when it comes to service on the PURE Oil Jobbers Cooperative Board of Directors, their industry experience reflects that of seasoned veterans.
In 2010, the PURE Co-op leadership benefits from three newcomers to its board of directors –Clayton Hooks, Lynn Keffer, and James Frank Bundrant. All of the men have been active in the PURE Cooperative for some time and welcomed the chance to offer their assistance in helping direct the organization through transition and the proposed changes to how it will conduct business in the future.
Lynn Keffer, who represents the members in District 2 of the PURE Co-op, is the President of Crossroads Fuel Service, Inc. in Chesapeake, Virginia. He has been a Co-op member for approximately 15 years, serving on the finance and marketing committees in the past, though this is his first year serving on the Board. He says that supply is the key issue facing the organization currently, and one in which he is becoming more involved.
“It is a great privilege to have some input in how your supplier conducts business,” says Keffer. "Responsibility and privilege run hand in hand.”
Keffer and his wife Debbie will be celebrating their 30th anniversary soon. They are proud parents of four sons and they are entering grandparenthood this year. In addition to his career in the oil business, Lynn and two of his siblings also own a gospel music record company in Nashville.
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