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History
The National Association of County Collectors, Treasurers and Finance Officers was formed as an affiliate of the National Association of Counties in 1954 at the NACo Annual Conference in Omaha, Nebraska. The organization was originally formed as the National Association of County Treasurers (NACT) but was changed in 1957 to the National Association of County Treasurers and Finance Officers (NACTFO) to broaden the membership.  At the 2007 Annual Conference in Richmond, Virginia the name was changed again to include the title of "Collectors".

Association Past Presidents

1954

Raymond F. Alcott

Omaha, Nebraska

1954-56

Jack DeRosa

Wheaton, Illinois

1956-57

Victor E. Martinelli

New Philadelphia, Ohio

1957-58

Addie Reikat

Ogallala, Nebraska

1958-59

Sharp Larson

Salt Lake City, Utah

1959-60

William A Bell

Topeka, Kansas

1960-61

Howard Dietrick

Monroe, Michigan

1961-62

Frank Brennan

Cleveland, Ohio

1962-63

Robert Fitzsimmons

Minneapolis, Minnesota

1963-64

Stella H. Simpson

Lenior, North Carolina

1964-65

Warren G. Harding

Dallas, Texas

1965-66

Eva M. Cook

Klammath Falls, Oregon

1966-67

Robert Miller

Mayville, New York

1967-68

Max Barozak

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

1968-69

F. Earl Corin

Auburn, California

1969-70

Joe DeCoster

Middlesex, New Jersey

1970-71

Curtis Ezelle

Wauchula, Florida

1971-72

Oren Brady Jr.

Spartanburg, South Carolina

1972-73

Helen Singleton

Edinburg, Texas

1973-74

William J. Feldmeir

Phoenix, Arizona

1974-75

Robert L. Broome

Knoxville, Tennessee

1975-76

Connie Hunter

Blackfoot, Idaho

1976-77

Dale E. Davis

Troy, Ohio

1977-78

Robert J. Clark

Port Angeles, Washington

1978-79

Douglas R. Aurand

Rockford, Illinois

1979-80

Rudy J. Urich

Garner, Iowa

1980-81

Bill Nobles

Chattanooga, Tennessee

1981-82

Mark B. Schwartz

Elkhorn, Wisconsin

1982-83

John Damstra

Grand Rapids, Michigan

1983-84

Arthur L. Monson

Salt Lake City, Utah

1984-85

Robert M. May

Wenatchee, Washington

1985-86

Don Couch

Golden, Colorado

1986-87

Kenneth Dallinga

Ogden, Utah

1987-88

Grant "Bud" Pendleton

Tooele, Utah

1988-89

Bill Melton

Dallas, Texas

1989-90

Alfred Anderson

Roanoke, Virginia

1990-91

Lillie Buford

Franklin, Tennessee

1991-92

Don Merz

Santa Rosa, California

1992-93

Sharon Shipley

Colorado Springs, Colorado

1993-94

Bob Ryan

Rochester, Minnesota

1994-95

Alfred P. Lomelli

Martinez, California

1995-96

John F. Chafin

Tallahassee, Florida

1996-97

Helen Hill

Brighton, Colorado

1997-98

Bob Patterson

Memphis, Tennessee

1998-99

Glen G. Thompson

Coalville, Utah

1999-2000

Marilyn Greene

Castlerock, Colorado

2000-01

Judy Miller

Council Bluffs, Iowa

2001-02

Barbara Coates

Quincy, California

2002-03

Mark Altom

Farmington, Utah

2003-04

Ray Valdes

Sanford, Florida

2004-05

Nancy Weeks

Sublette, Kansas

2005-06

Robert Hagey

Orange City, Iowa

2006-07

Barbara Ford-Coates

Sarasota, FL

2007-08

Michael Long

Klamath Falls, OR

2008-09

Ken Parrish

Grand Rapids, MI

2009-2010

Tom Malzahn

Coeur d'Alene, ID

2010-11

Lance Beshires

Henderson, TN

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