Our Officers:
President: Jim Byers
Vice President: Tom Gyllen
Secretary: Patty Guttormson
Treasurer: David Greenslit

• Our Board Members:
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• Bill Anderson, Terrill Anderson, Ben Eaton, Mike Giinthir, Nate Hinz, Skip Johnson, Dave Nelson, Greg Petrich, Kim Sorensen, Mike Specht, Jerry Tasa, John Wilsey, and Craig Wolfe

• Officers and Board Members are appointed or elected from the following organizations:
  
  City of Minnetrista, City of Mound, City of Saint Bonifacius, Lake Minnetonka Chamber, Mohawk Jaycees (3), Mound Legion, Mound VFW, Northwest Tonka Lions (3), Westonka Adult Softball League, Westonka Baseball Teams, Westonka Rotary, and Members at Large (2)

The Deck

Our main concession stand is eight sided. The Park’s volunteers built most of it. Perhaps it’s best feature is it’s surrounding eight foot deck where one can walk around and watch all four games being played, or just enjoy the scenery. 

Building just the supporting structure of the deck was a five Saturday project. It is attached to the building and held up with fifteen 6 X 6 timbers. There should be sixteen but there is a specially engineered arch-like section that allows access to the stand’s garage. Each 6 X 6 had to be lifted, leveled, marked, cut, and then lifted and leveled again, then nailed.

As the eight rectangular sections slowly crept around the building, Rod Biehl and one or two of his sons filled the gaps between the sections. When you build a deck straight out from the walls as was done, you can’t build out from the corners of the building. Click on the picture to see a diamond shaped section. Building these diamond sections required someone with Rod's skill.

A typical Saturday of this five week mission included a nice lunch from a certain grill man. Some running to the hardware store, some hunting around for nails, brackets, or tools, and a fair amount of advice being offered to novice carpenters.

The Fences

The Park Volunteers built the outfield fences for the Jaycee's and Lion's fields. This involved cutting pipe, hand winches, surveying equipment, levels, weaving fence, cement mixers, power tools, wire cutters, a few new ruts and a fair amount of head scratching. The fences are 8 feet tall and 280 feet from their home plates.