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The Pearson Financial Group
Pearson Financial Group in Lake Oswego, Oregon, has provided assistance to those looking for someone to guide them with their personal and/or professional financial business for nearly 30 years. Pearson Financial Group and its owner, Conrad Pearson, have received numerous awards for outstanding service to clients and exceptional ethics.
Conrad Pearson is a member of the Planned Giving Council for OHSU Foundation and Tigard Rotary Club. He and his wife, Barbara, were named First Citizens by the Tigard Chamber of Commerce in 1998 for their service to the community of Tigard. He cherishes his family and enjoys spending time with them on their 31 acres in Aurora, Oregon.
Conrad is always looking for opportunities to serve God, help his neighbor as himself, and make the world a more loving place. The 100 Strong program was his inspiration. His current community involvement also includes the establishment of a foundation to better the lives of children and families.
Learn more about Pearson Financial Group.
5665 SW Meadows Road, Suite 120 · Lake Oswego, OR 97035
503 · 670 · 0500 888 · 236 ·0500 FAX 503 · 670 ·0501
Securities and advisory services offered through SII Investments, Inc. ® (SII) member FINRA/SIPC and a Registered Investment Advisor.
SII and Pearson Financial Group are separate and unrelated companies.
The Aurora Colony Historical Society
Beginning in 1963, the Aurora Colony Historical Society has been preserving the memory and culture of the Old Aurora Colony of the 1850s. Its mission is to inspire curiosity about the heritage of the Aurora Colony and encourage interactive lifelong learning about its history.
The Old Aurora Colony Museum is a complex of five buildings consisting of the Ox Barn, Steinbach Cabin, Tie Shed, Will Family Summer Kitchen, and Kraus House. Permanent museum exhibits feature the Aurora Brass Band, Colony Church, Dr. Giesy’s drugstore, Pioneer Hotel, and the old school.
The Aurora Colony Historical Society hosts many educational programs and events throughout the year, including Aurora Colony Days held on the second Saturday in August. The 100 Strong program also takes place during the Colony Days celebration in order to keep ties to its roots and build on the community spirit evoked by remembering the loving colony.