President
Mark Fox
If there are two things Mark Fox knows inside and out, it’s the construction business and the Salem community. Born and raised in Salem, Mark went to South Salem High School and then on to study business and psychology at Central Oregon Community College and Western Oregon University. After working an incredible assortment of construction jobs before, during and after school, Mark took over White Oak Construction in 1997 with a simple plan; be honest and do good work. Many years, several name changes, a few new staff members, that plan remains the same. When he’s not building high-quality, eco-friendly buildings on incredibly tight schedules, Mark enjoys taking the White Oak team hunting, playing golf and spending time with his son.
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Project Engineer
Peter Shanks
Peter joined the White Oak team four years ago. Peter moved to Salem after finishing his degree at George Fox University. As a Project Engineer, Peter assists Dan and Mark in all the estimating, planning and budgeting required to make White Oak Construction’s projects top-notch.
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Project Engineer
Will Horsey
Project Engineer Will Horsey returned to the Mid-Valley from Bend, Oregon. He is originally from Turner, Oregon. He has a degree in Aviation Sciences from Central Oregon Community College. He served 21 years in the Army, spending time in Germany, Korea and Afghanistan. He worked for the State of Oregon as a Project Inspector and also worked in resort maintenance and management. He is a licensed pilot and scuba diver.
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Project Coordinator
Mary Price
Mary joined White Oak as a Project Coordinator in fall 2015. Previously, she spent seven years as a project engineer in Salem for a Heavy Civil Contractor. Before that, she worked for Linn County as a project engineer. Mary studied Civil Engineering and Engineering Technology at Linn Benton. She grew up in the Seattle area and enjoys working on and remodeling her 1910 home.
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Kevin Taylor
Kevin Taylor joined White Oak Construction as the Superintendent in 2017. Before White Oak, he worked as a Superintendent for HP Civil Inc., where he oversaw construction and worked closely with project owners. Taylor served as a foreman at Slayden/Sundt. In this role, he helped execute the construction of the Sellwood Bridge in Portland, OR, which was named the 2017 Project of the Year, and spent six years at Slayden Construction Group as a Superintendent and operator. He was responsible for a number of projects related to bridge, railroad, and facility construction.
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