Wesley Jackson

Wesley graduated from Texas Tech in Lubbock in 1992 with a Bachelor of Architecture degree. He began his career with RVOS as a staff adjuster in 1998. Later he became the Adjuster Supervisor and Claims Manager. In 2006 he was appointed to Corporate Secretary and was reelected in 2010. He currently oversees the IT Department and the Underwriting Department. In 2011, Wesley also became President of the Texas Association of Mutual Insurance Companies, (TAMIC). He lives with his wife, Christi, and their two children in Temple, Texas.

Certifications

Associate in Claims (AIC) - The Institute of America
Professional Farm Mutual Manager (PFMM) - NAMIC
General Lines Property & Casualty License - TDI
Property & Casualty Adjuster's License - TDI

Joe Liles

Joe comes from Holland and has been with RVOS for more than 30 years. He joined RVOS as a Sales Agent and Local Lodge Claims Adjuster of Lodge 83. He went on to become an Alternate By-Law Committee Member (1998-2006), By-Law Committee Member (2006-2011) and By-Law Committee Chairman (2010-2011), Alternate District 1 Director (2002-2011), and most recently the District 1 Director in 2011. In 1976, Joe graduated from Sam Houston State University with a Bachelor of Science and obtained his Masters a year later. He has been a public educator for 35 years. Most of those years he has been at his alma mater, Holland High School teaching agriculture. Joe also served 26 years in the US Army Reserves. He retired in 1998 as an E-8 Master Sergeant. Joe is active as a member of St. Stephen's Catholic Church in Salado, 3rd Degree in the Knights of Columbus, 1st Vice-Commander of American Legion Post 526, SJPST Lodge 80 Board of Directors, Holland Cemetery, and the Smith Ranch Property Owners Association. He has many pleasant memories from and still loves being a teacher and insurance agent in his childhood community of Holland. Joe lives on a small farm just outside of town with his wife, Shirley.

Thomas Stavinoha

Thomas has been with RVOS for 30 years serving Lodge 97 in the Fairchilds/Needville area as a Sales Agent and Local Lodge Claims Adjuster. During this time, he also taught Industrial Arts in the Rosenberg area. After 30 years with RVOS and teaching he retired in 2000 to become the County Commissioner for Precinct 1 in Fort Bend County. Thomas held the position of Commissioner from 2000-2008. In 2010, he was elected as District 3 Director at the 2010 General Convention held in Galveston. Thomas is a member of the Rosenberg Rotary, Fort Bend County Historical Commission, Knights of Columbus 3rd & 4th Degrees, Needville Chamber of Commerce, Needville Harvest Park, and St. Michael's Catholic Church Parish Council. He has been married to wife, Donna, for 40 years. They have three children (Bradley, Amy and Christy) and 7 grandchildren. He raises cattle and enjoys traveling, boating, and hunting.

Jack Clark

Originally from Red Oak, Iowa, Jack graduated from Red Oak High at the age of 16 and entered the U.S. Army as a private in 1962. After serving his country with tours in Korea, Vietnam, and Germany, he was honorably discharged as a Captain in 1976. He graduated with a Bachelor of General Studies while in the military from the University of Nebraska. He also completed classes at West Texas A&M University in pursuit of an MBA in Finance. Jack has resided in Amarillo since 1979 and was one of the founding officers of Panhandle Lodge 194 in 1985. He began his career in the insurance industry selling life insurance and continued by obtaining his General Lines Property & Casualty and his Property & Casualty Adjuster's license issued by the Texas Department of Insurance. He was first elected as District 5 Director in 2006 and reelected to a second term in 2010. He and his wife Shirley reside in Amarillo.