Travis and Julia Fischer Barham     Travis and Julia have a 1924 Touring car, a 1926 Coupe and a fine 1920 Touring car. Travis attended and graduated from the University of California at Davis and is working for a large grocery chain in their corporate site in the Sacramento area. In the summer of 2009 Travis married Julia Fischer who is a teacher and they continue the next generation of NCDBS members. A tax deduction (baby Allison) was added to the Travis and Julia family in September of 2012. Jennifer Barham (sister to Travis) usually accompanies this younger generation of Barhams on most tours. Jennifer is also a graduate of UCD.

Richard "Buzz" and Sue Horn  
  "Buzz" and Sue own a 1917 Roadster, a 1929 DB6 Roadster in addition to their 1927 Screenside pictured in their member bio. "Buzz" is a Charter Member of the Dodge Brothers National Club and an ardent support of the NCDBS group. The Horns are located in the Woodland area. (916) 662-7277

Donn Marinovich and Sherrin Grout  
  Donn is known as the Sonora Screenside for obvious reasons. He is an ambassador for the NCDBS group plus being the Events Coordinator, Treasurer of the Regional Group and has been the Director of the Historical Research Committee for the Dodge Brothers National Club for the past 6 years. Donn has been elected Treasurer and Sherrin has been elected as Secretary of the NCDBS. Each year Donn publishes a "NCDBS BOOK of INFORMATION" which includes a detailed listing and Roster of all members of the NCBDS Region. They are located in the Sonora area. (209) 533-3663

Amil and Sharon Gehrke
  Amil is a purveyor of DB's (with a 1927 Touring car, a fine 1927 Roadster and is completing restoration of a 1930 Straight 8 Coupe - the sister car to the Tom & Elaine Gong's 1930 Coupe and has a 1928 6 cylinder Touring Car as his next project) and has helped plan many of the memorable tours conducted by the NCDBS. Amil and Sharon are located in the Petaluma area. Amil is a master mechanic of Dodge Brothers vehicles and has the "feel" for correcting and adjusting the operation of cars in the field. (714) 313-6420.

Arnie Gehrke
  Arnie is the son of Amil Gerhke and owns a 1925 Touring which he is working on. Arnie worked at the Golden State Meet in Woodland and received the Presidents Award during this tour. NCDBS Arnie is located in the Petaluma area when at home. However, Arnie has returned from the Peace Corps serving 2.5 years in the Republic of Georgia and attended graduate school in New York state, and is working in Northern California.
(714) 313-6420.

George and Donna Stum
  George Stum was the owner of a very fine 1927 Fast Four Sedan - but sadly passed away early in 2012 of this year. George was another of the planners who had ensured those memorable sites during the DB tours (especially around the North Bay areas). Donna is still located in Petaluma. (707)763-1180.

Roger and Lynne Gong  
  Roger has an un-restored 1917 touring car that is being sloooooowly restored in West Sacramento and is the author of this Website. However, in late 2007 they became the proud owners of a operable 1925 Screenside commercial car. Roger and Lynne (with daughter Leah) are in the Mountain View area. (650) 996-6741.

Herman and Barbara Boone  
  Herman and Barbara have a magnificent 1935 DB KC pickup, a powder blue 1933 4-door sedan - along with a 1933 Cabriolet which was shown for the first time at the Great Gatsby Festival in August 2010 at South Lake Tahoe. He is an expert in the 6-cylinder DB engine. Herman and Barbara are located in Farmington.. Barbara is the Vice-President of the NCDBS. (209) 886-5553.

Larry and Gwen Cooper  
  Larry's 1920 touring car was awarded the "hard luck" award during the 17th annual DB National Meet after it decided to melt some ignition wires. Larry and Gwen are located in the Fairoaks area. (916) 961-4007.

Tom and Elaine Gong  
  Dr. Thomas Gong passed away in December of 2012. With his wife Elaine they had (and Elaine now still has) a stable of DB's that are in running condition or various states of resoration. Most are 4 cylinder and range from a 1915 touring to a 1922 Screenside. Tom and Elaine added a couple of 6 cylinder cars - a 1935 coupe and a 1935 sedan. After a year of restoration a DC Series 1930 Straight 8 rumble seat coupe was at their disposal - one of only 2,999 built. Elaine is located in the Richmond area. Elaine has been elected as President of the NCDBS Region. (510) 524-9532.

Mike and Berta French  
  Mike has completed restoration of a 1929 Graham Brothers Model BE 1 - 1/4 ton truck. As of the end of 2012 Mike has completed this intensive restoration by his self. Mike has participated in every NCDBS event beginning with the 2013 Touring Season. Mike and Berta are located in the Oakdale area. (209) 847-0519.

Gene and Vicki Stadelhofer
  Sadly, Gene passed away from cancer on Oct. 1, 2012. Gene owned a machine shop (ARM's Pumps in Berkeley - now being run by his son Kenny) and did work on certain DB parts. Gene's 1918 touring car always led the 4th of July parade in Danville. The Stadelhofer's had recently purchased a 1928 Victory 6 sedan and completed a restoration in 2011 (to make the car operable) of a 1922 Roadster. Vicki is located in the Alamo area of Northern California and can be reached at:  (925) 837-7638.

 

Bob and Timber Vincent
  Bob and Timber have a 1936 LC 1/2 ton Pick-Up. Most of the work was completed by Bob. They have enjoyed touring with the NCDBS Region and have co-chaired a number of the latest Fall Tours. Timber is an "At Large Representative" to the NCDBS Region. The Vincents live in the Danville area and can be reached at:  (925) 838-0720.