Rural Builder Hall of Fame Recipients: 1982-Present

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Roger “Lou” Oimoen

Roger “Lou” Oimoen

Oimoen, Roger  “Lou”
Inducted:  1996
Wick Buildings – Mazomanie, Wisconsin

Oimoen was chairman of the board of the National Frame Builders Association and served actively on the NFBA board from 1986 through 1991.

Oimoen, who was a 30-year employee of Wick Building Systems, was vice president and general manager of the Wick Buildings Division from 1980 through 1996.  Under his guidance, Wick aggressively expanded its sales of commercial and industrial buildings, churches, banks, funeral parlors, sales barns and retail stores.  The introduction of computerized designs and costing of buildings and trusses opened up an expanding market for custom-designed buildings for every conceivable use.  By 1996, Wick Buildings Division sales had doubled from their 1986 level.

Under Oimoen’s leadership, Wick Buildings Division won 12 Rural Builder Gold Key of Excellence Awards.

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