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Bishop to leave woolen mill role

He has worked at Pendleton for more than three decades

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During a centennial celebration at Pendleton Woolen Mills in August 2012, Charlie Bishop, executive vice president of manufacturing, presented Washougal Mayor Sean Guard with a ceremonial robe. Bishop plans to leave his job of more than 35 years on Friday.

The executive vice president of manufacturing at Pendleton Woolen Mills is preparing to leave the company.

Charlie Bishop has confirmed Friday, March 31, will be his last day of working at Pendleton.

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