Marcus Runkle serves as the Finance Manager and Budget Officer for North County Recreation District, where he oversees the district’s financial operations, budget planning, and administrative systems. With a strong background in financial management, human resources, and operational leadership, Marcus brings a results-driven approach to public service. Prior to joining NCRD, he held key roles in private sector finance and business development, supporting small businesses and nonprofit organizations across Oregon and the Nation. At NCRD, Marcus is committed to ensuring fiscal transparency, improving operational efficiency, and supporting strategic initiatives that enhance community access to recreation and wellness services.

Wendy has had a lifelong passion for physical fitness. She was first introduced to Pilates in 2007, when she discovered the Winsor Pilates Reformer Machine and video series. Wendy was hooked instatally to the movement of Pilates and the reward of core strength it added to her body. In the summer of 2015, Wendy and her family moved from San Diego to Manzanita. She then found NCRD and joined the Core Pilates class. Wendy gained a new appreciation for mat Pilates, much different from the reformer work she had been doing for years. She attended that class like clockwork and soon was asked to take over the class because the instructor became injured. Wendy has always been open to new experiences and this felt like a great one. By November of 2017, she became a certified Spencer Pilates Instructor. Wendy was dedicated to keeping the structure of the Core Pilates class while also bringing in new material. In 2018, she launched a second class Pyflow. A class with more physical demand of the flow of movement and incorporating core Pilates routines. The strong energy that Wendy brings to her class is contagious. She has genuine love for helping people achieve their full potential, within an effective class experience. Wendy believes that strengthening the body and mind have a direct impact on one’s overall happiness. You will leave her class with your “Pilates Smiles On,” and be awaiting the next class.

Jennie Meyers moved to Nehalem in 2014 from Arizona. She was born in Tillamook. Her first family home was in Manzanita so the move was her "homecoming". Jennie began work in the office of the Fitness Center at NCRD in March of 2015 as Membership/Fitness Attendant. She is very active in the community in various non-profit organizations. The Warm Welcome Drop In Center at the Methodist church that began in 2015 is one of the many community organizations that she was instrumental in starting. The Food Pantry in that same location is an outgrowth of the Drop In Center. She has served on the boards of CHILD, the local group that helps children in the community for back to school needs and Christmas clothing and gifts; and Nehalem Senior Lunches that serves seniors twice a week with home cooked meals at a reduced cost. Jennie is the recording clerk for two of the area non profit boards and attends all board meetings in order to keep careful notes and creates the official minutes of those meetings. She is the Accompanist at the Nehalem Bay United Methodist Church and was the featured soloist in the first Lunch Time Concert in the Fireside Room at NCRD.