Susan Noah serves on the Oregon State Grange Executive Committee, having retired as State President in 2022 after 10 years in the role. During her presidency, she led the State organization to its first membership gain in over 25 years and established a matching grant program that has provided more than $700,000 for hall improvements to over 100 active Oregon community Granges.

Noah spent most of her career as a controller in the lumber industry and retired in 2021 after transitioning to part-time work following her election as President of the Oregon State Grange, where she continues to serve as in-house accountant.

Elected to the National Grange Executive Committee in 2018, she has served as Secretary and, since November, as Chair. She also serves as a Trustee on the Grange Foundation Board and as Secretary of Grange Advocacy.

Raised in Springfield, Oregon, Noah joined the Mohawk-McKenzie Grange in 1968 at age 14 and has remained active at all levels of the organization. She continues to work to strengthen the Grange’s support of members and communities. She lives in Springfield with her husband of 50 years, Mark, and their Gordon Setter, Roxy.