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The General Partners of Waterfall have been together since 1980 along with a small group of investors from Hawaii. Ken Dole came to Waterfall in 1980 and assumed the role as President and Managing Partner in 1984 along with two other General Partners, Ken Abe and Marj Boyd, from Hawaii.
Throughout the past 27 years, Waterfall has assembled a strong management team to run the day-to-day operations. Our returning employee base has always been strong as we are all dedicated to creating the Waterfall Experience.
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Waterfall Resort Operations
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Steve Cockrell, General Manager / 6 years
Scott McKelvey, Operations Manager / 20 years
Colleen Cockrell, Lead Hospitality / 5 years
Michael Vogler, Head Chef / 1 year
John Takata, Head Guide / 16 years
Glenn “Babe” Wilks, Maintenance Supervisor / 5 years
Amy Schaefer, Housekeeping Supervisor / 16 years
Whit Micek, Lead Dock & Fish / 6 years
Ron Koch, Bartender / 19 years
Ashley Allphin, Airlines Supervisor/ 5 years
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Santa Barbara Sales & Marketing Office
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Chuck Baird, Marketing Director / 22 years
Joel Rayden, Marketing Manager, 2 years
Laurel Walsh, Marketing Administrator / 6 years
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Ketchikan Sales & Administration Office
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Pat Leary, CPA / 24 years
Mike Dooley, Sales and Reservations Manager / 20 years
Melvin Newbill, Accounting – 25 years
Martha McAlpin, Accounts Payable – 19 years
Nola McCamy, Sales Associate / 3 years
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In the early 1900s, Waterfall was the largest salmon packing plant on the West Coast of Prince of Wales Island. Like most canneries in Alaska, this remote operation on the Ulloa Channel was a complete, self- sufficient, temporary community. When the season was over, all but a few workers departed until the next summer’s migration.
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Click Here to Make a Reservation, or to Check Rates and Availability, call Toll Free:
800.544.5125.
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In the early 1900’s, Waterfall was the largest salmon packing plant on the west coast of Prince of Wales Island. Like most canneries in Alaska, this remote operation on the Ulloa Channel was a complete, self- sufficient, temporary community. When the season was over, all but a few workers departed until the next summer’s migration.
“For the last 17 years, Waterfall Resort
has been our incentive/business destination of choice.”
-Rich de Frank,
Ford Motor Co.
“Waterfall Resort is one of those special places that words could never adequately describe.”
-Bob Morris,
American Express
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