Donald Lloid Jones

Background

Jones, Donald Lloid was born on May 21, 1933 in Pueblo, Colorado, United States. Son of Lloid Benton and Juanita Clare (Nuttall) Jones.

Education

Bachelor of Science, University Colorado, 1954. Postgraduate, Northwestern University. Master of Arts, University Colorado, 1962.

Career

Assistant director, Colorado Municipal League, Boulder, 1958-1962; legislation consultant, League of Oregon Cities, Eugene, Salem, 1962-1963; executive director, League of Oregon Cities, Salem, 1963-1976; assistant to governor, State of Oregon, Salem, 1977-1978; assistant executive director, National League of Cities, Washington, 1979-1991; director, member programs center, National League of Cities, Washington, since 1991.

Achievements

• Donald Lloid Jones has been listed as a noteworthy association executive by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Board directors National League of Cities, Washington, 1965-1967, Mid-Willamette Council of Governments, Salem, 1978-1979, Columbia Region Association of Governments, Portland, Oregon, 1978-1979. With United States Army, 1955-1958. Member American Society for Public Administration (national council member 1972-1975).

Connections

Married Dolores May Oparil, December 26, 1954. Children: Donald Lloid Junior, Bradford William.

Father:

Lloid Benton Jones

Mother:

Juanita Clare (Nuttall) Jones

Spouse:

Dolores May Oparil

child:

Donald Lloid Junior Jones

child:

Bradford William Jones