
Clete Yoder
Retired structural engineer and Mennonite Disaster Service leadership volunteer who designed improved building plans for disaster recovery homes.
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Jul 15, 2026
MDS Podcast Episode #11 - Clete Yoder
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Gloria NussbaumHOST
talk a bit about some of the challenges now this was kind of i mean you were using the skills that you had but this was a whole new organization did you have like construction skills that maybe would have come in a bit handy as well or talk a bit about

Clete YoderGUEST
by the time i got down there they were building new homes there in past christian and i didn't know too much about the the construction skills And so as a project director, I needed to know how to build these homes if I'm going to be a leader on a project like this.

Clete YoderGUEST
So when I came home, then I would work with Habitat for Humanity two days a week.

Clete YoderGUEST
And I learned my construction skills from foundation all the way up through the house and drywall and all of that.