Randol B. Fletcher

Randol B. Fletcher is a fifth-generation Oregonian born and raised in Albany. He graduated from the University of Oregon with degrees in history and political science. Mr. Fletcher began Civil War reenacting in 2003.

A member and past camp commander, of Col. Edward D. Baker Camp of the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War, Mr. Fletcher began researching the lives of Oregon Civil War soldiers while leading cemetery restoration projects in Eugene, Corvallis, and Portland. His research led him to publish a series of Civil War-themed biographies for Oregon Magazine. Other publications where Mr. Fletcher's work has appeared include Columbia Magazine, The Banner, and the Citizen Companion.

Mr. Fletcher was honored with the prestigious Frank Hovanic Award which is presented to the person (or persons) who has made a significant contribution to historic reenacting in the Pacific Northwest.

Mr. Fletcher recently retired and lives in the Willamette Valley with his wife Karen.