The RV/MH Hall of Fame hosted a dinner on August 18 to honor the 2025 inductees.
This year’s class of inductees in the manufactured housing industry included:
- Bill Poynter – Manufacturer / Retailer – Guerdon Industries – Lexington, KY
- Kurt Kelley – Insurance – American Insurance Alliance – Spring, TX
- Nelson Steiner –Community Owner / Operator – Steiner Communities – Tampa, FL
- Mark Raukar – Dealer – Little Valley Homes – Novi, MI
- Steven Schaub –Community Owner / Operator – YES Communities – Denver, CO
2025 Hall of Fame Manufactured Housing Inductees (pictured left to right): Steven Schaub, Mark Raukar, Nelson Steiner and Kurt Kelley
Bill Poynter’s wife Priscilla and son Matthew accept his plaque from RV/MH Hall of Fame Chairman Joe Stegmayer
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