The Salvation Army U.S.A. Western Territory - Western Territorial Commanders

Western Territorial Commanders

  • 1920 -- Lt. Commissioner Adam Gifford
  • 1932 -- Lt. Commissioner Benjamine Orames
  • 1940 -- Lt. Commissioner Donald McMillan
  • 1944 -- Lt. Commissioner William Barrett
  • 1948 -- Lt. Commissioner Claude Bates
  • 1952 -- Lt. Commissioner Claude Bates
  • 1953 -- Lt. Commissioner Holland French
  • 1957 -- Lt. Commissioner Samuel Hepburn
  • 1961 -- Commissioner Samuel Hepburn
  • 1962 -- Lt. Commissioner Glen Ryan
  • 1966 -- Lt. Commissioner William J. Parkins
  • 1971 -- Commissioner Paul S. Kaiser
  • 1974 -- Commissioner Richard E. Holz
  • 1980 -- Commissioner Lawrence R. Smith
  • 1982 -- Commissioner William Pratt
  • 1984 -- Commissioner Willard S. Evans
  • 1989 -- Commissioner Paul A. Rader
  • 1994 -- Commissioner Peter H. Chang
  • 1997 -- Commissioner David Edwards
  • 2002 -- Commissioner Linda Bond
  • 2004 Interim -- Commissioner Bill Luttrell
  • 2005 -- Commissioner Philip Swyers
  • 2010 -- Commissioner James Knaggs

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