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Family ties

Gunderson's Les Schwab has supported several community causes

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Rich Gunderson and his son, Kurt, both work at Gunderson's Les Schwab Tire Center, in Camas. They are descendants of company founder, Gary Gunderson. The business, previously located in downtown Camas, has undergone a few name changes since 1963.

The third generation of a local household has joined the family business.

Kurt Gunderson, son of Rich and Stephani, now works full-time at Gunderson’s Les Schwab Tire Center, in Camas.

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