2019 OSU Homecoming Publication

America’s Greatest Homecoming Celebration 2019 Oklahoma State University

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When some of Oklahoma A&M’s earliest students selected orange and black to be our school’s colors, they could have never imagined the impact their decision would have on hundreds of thousands of future Cowboys.

This year, Oklahoma State University and the OSU Alumni Association welcome you back to Homecoming 2019: ‘As the World Turns Orange’ – a tribute to not only our alma mater’s prominent primary color but also the impact our orange-clad alumni and students have on our state, our nation and our world.

You can find proud OSU alumni working in nearly every industry, and many of them credit their successes to the life skills learned on our campus, both inside and outside the classroom.

We encourage today’s students to become wellrounded citizens who work hard, give back and stand for what matters. After all, being a Cowboy isn’t in our clothes; it’s in our character.

As you visit your old stomping grounds at Homecoming 2019, make sure to do it wearing the brightest shade of orange you can find. And more importantly, make sure you take that bright color with you back out into the world. As Frank Sinatra once said, “orange is the happiest color.”

Welcome home to all our alumni and friends, and a huge thanks to our students for their outstanding work putting together “America’s Greatest Homecoming Celebration.” May this one be the greatest and the brightest of all. Go Pokes!

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Burns Hargis, OSU President Blaire Atkinson, OSU Alumni Association President Caleb Eyster, Homecoming 2019 Executive Director Ho

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WALKAROUND BUS SCHEDULE Friday, October 18 | 6 - 11 p.m.

Buses will run two different routes to and from campus for your convenience. Route 1 will cover the west side of Stillwater, and Route 2 will cover the east side of Stillwater. Listed below are the times buses will depart from the hotel to campus.

Route 1 | West Stillwater

Route 1 | East Stillwater

Days Inn/ America’s Best Value Inn

Bus Stop: Service Road 6:00 6:45 7:30 8:15 9:00 9:45 10:00

Cimarron Hotel

Bus Stop: Portico 6:00 7:30 9:00 10:00

La Quinta

Bus Stop: Portico 6:05 7:35 9:05 10:35

Downtown Parking Garage

Bus Stop: Bus Shelter 6:05 6:50 7:35 8:20 9:05 9:55 10:35

Residence Inn

Bus Stop: Murphy St. 6:15 7:00 7:45 8:25 9:10 9:55 10:45

Microtel

Bus Stop: Chipotle 6:10 7:40 9:10 10:40

6:55 8:25 9:55

Quality Inn

Bus Stop: North End of Lot 6:20 7:05 7:50 8:35 9:20 10:05 10:50

Hampton Inn

Bus Stop: Portico 6:12 7:42 9:12 10:42

6:57 8:27 9:57

Wyndham Garden

Bus Stop: Next to Portico 6:20 7:05 7:50 8:35 9:20 10:05 10:50

Fairfield Inn/ Home 2 Suites

Bus Stop: Hall of Fame 6:20 7:05 7:50 8:35 9:20 10:05 10:50

6:50 8:20 9:55

6:45 8:15 9:45

Buses will load and unload at the Student Union. Listed below are the times buses will depart from the campus to the hotels. Last bus departs the Student Union to the hotels at 11 p.m.

Student Union 6:30 7:35 8:00 9:30 11:00 *** Times are approximate due to traffic and road closures Please visit www.thebus.okstate.edu and select “Special Events” to see the location of the buses servicing this event.

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Calendar of Events Friday, October 11 - Thursday, October 17 Football Frenzy

Friday, October 11- Sunday, October 13 Western Intramural Fields and Boone Pickens Stadium

Sign Competition

Sunday, October 13: 5 p.m.

Library Lawn

Orange Fountain Dyeing & Homecoming Royalty Coronation Sunday, October 13: 5:30 p.m.

Edmon Low Library Fountain

Student Homecoming Tailgate Monday, October 14: 5-7 p.m.

Village Courtyard

Harvest Carnival and Chili Cook-Off

Tuesday, October 15: 6-8 p.m.

Harvest Carnival- $3 per person or one canned food item per person Chili Cook-off- $3 per person Payne County Expo Center

Hester Street Painting

Wednesday, October 16: 5-7 p.m.

Hester Street between Morrill and Athletic Avenues

All-Night Pomp

Thursday, October 17: 7 p.m.

Greek Neighborhood

Friday, October 18

Alumni Registration ConocoPhillips OSU Alumni Center 12-5 p.m.

Homecoming Hub Library Lawn 5-8:30 p.m.

24th Annual Black Alumni Scholarship Golf Tournament Lakeside Golf Course 7a.m. Registration, 8:30 a.m. Start School of Global Studies Reception Wes Watkins Center West Hallway 3 p.m.

College of Education, Health and Aviation College of Human Sciences Picnic Willard Hall Patio 5-7 p.m.

College of Agricultural and Natural Resources Reception Charles and Linda Cline Equine Teaching Facility 3-5 p.m.

College of Arts and Sciences Reunion Murray Hall Parlor & Patio 4:30-6:30 p.m.

Walkaround Greek Neighborhood 5:30 -9 p.m.

Joe State Tailgate Eskimo Joe’s 6 p.m.

Homecoming & Hoops Gallagher-Iba Arena 9 p.m.

Orange Reflection Residential Halls 9 p.m.

Saturday, October 19 Cowboy Corral & Alumni Registration ConocoPhillips OSU Alumni Center, Building opens at 10:30 a.m.

Sea of Orange Parade Main Street 9 a.m.

Traditions Tailgate & Pep Rally ConocoPhillips OSU Alumni Center 12:30 p.m.

Spears School of Business Reunion Business Building Plaza 12 p.m.

College of Engineering, Architecture & Technology Reunion P66 Plaza 1 p.m.

Football Game vs. Baylor Bears Boone Pickens Stadium 3 p.m.

Homecoming Caleb Eyster Executive Director Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering Ponca City, Oklahoma

Mady HendrYx Parade Music Pre-Med Edmond, Oklahoma

Madi jones Promotional Design Strategic Communications Tulsa, Oklahoma

Ryli Powell Campus Life Agricultural Economics and Accounting Meno, Oklahoma

Clarissa Ratzlaff Harvest Carnival Agribusiness Pre-Law Scott City, Kansas

Tori Trimble Public Outreach Agribusiness Jenks, Oklahoma

zachary guy University Spirit Agribusiness Meeker, Oklahoma

Kade Killough Athletic Pride Agribusiness Stillwater, Oklahoma

Jacob Wycoff Walkaround Mechanical Engineering Mustang, Oklahoma

Executives

Homecoming Steering Committee Athletic Pride

Campus Life

Back: Morgan Thomas, Tucker Wilson, Bobby Marchy

Karsten Boudreau, Taylor Chapman, McKenzie Willhelm, Claire Raschen

Front: Lindsey McSparrin, Madison Kuebler, Savanna Chandler, Victoria Curry

Harvest Carnival

Parade

Back: Logan Carter, Parker Wilson

Back: Russell Spurlock, Payton David, Nathon Ratcliff, Logan Taber

Front: Kennedie Helton, Imani Jennings, Alexis Marroquin, Rachel Dockrey

Front: Amber Holle, Josie Piccin, Kayla Beagles, Gabby Beasley

Homecoming Steering Committee promotional design

Public Outreach

Allison Clymer, Mark Scalmanini, Taylor Gray

Back: Will Henderson, Parker Smith

University Spirit

Walkaround

Back: Cooper Rogers, Grant Eaton

Back: Trever Stelzig, Eden Patton, Madelyn Gerken, Hayden Miller

Front: Cathy Mapes, Abigail Steinle, Emily Angleston

Front: Emily Smith, Alexis Duda, Ariel Scholten

Front: Morgan Malget, Skyler Mize, Drew Grunewald

Homecoming 2019 Cole Dewitt Cherokee, Oklahoma Nutritional Sciences Pre-Med

Henry Cannon Lenexa, Kansas Marketing and Management

Morgan Thomas Tulsa, Oklahoma Agricultural Economics and Accounting

Brent Cunningham Bartlesville, Oklahoma Accounting

Braden Kellogg Talala, Oklahoma Civil Engineering

Royalty Court Adrienne Blakey Stillwater, Oklahoma Plant and Soil Sciences and Agricultural Communications

Keely Ratcliff Amber, Oklahoma Nutritional Sciences: Allied Health

Whitney Martin Lawton, Oklahoma Economics

Rachel Terry Edmond, Oklahoma Biology

Ashlee Mongold Borger, Texas Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

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Big Committee is a team of individuals who serve key roles in assisting the Homecoming Steering Committee. Beginning in the fall, team members go to work providing assistance in the execution of all Homecoming activities. All Big Committee members are initially assigned to a sub-committee, allowing each person to put his or her individual talents to work in a specific area of Homecoming. Thank you to our Big Committee members for your hard work and time. Your dedication has helped us embody the tradition of “America’s Greatest Homecoming Celebration.”

Thank You & Go Pokes!

2019 Executive and Steering Committee

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“Blame it all on my roots, I showed up in boots,” a famous lyric from the phenomenal artist, Garth Brooks, who started as a local legend and now is a household name. The women of Alpha Chi Omega and the men of Sigma Nu believe that Nashville, Tennessee has close ties with our home of Stillwater, Oklahoma, through our country roots and kickin’ boots. The vibrant city life resembles the spirit of our very own campus, full of people with ambition seeking opportunities. Join us as we paint the streets of Nashville with America’s Brightest Orange.

Alpha Delta Pi Delta Tau Delta

Roll out the orange carpet with us in Los Angeles County! Explore the exciting, unique landmarks that the county has to offer, while we turn the county into the brightest shade of orange. Pistol Pete is ready to help us turn the Rose Bowl into Boone Pickens Stadium. Next on the tour is recognizing all the notable alumni at Oklahoma State with the Hollywood Walk of Fame with a Stillwater twist. Taking a pitstop at Capitol Records, where they have a “Go Pokes!” mural and orange music notes flowing out from it. Lastly, we have our BIG orange carpet event happening at Universal Studios. Make sure not to miss it!

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Just as the London Bridge helps its citizens cross into new areas, Oklahoma State University helps its students successfully cross into brighter futures. Strong leaders have helped both London and Stillwater grow stronger through adversity, innovation and the spirit of its citizens.

President Burns Hargis and the Queen of England give their citizens the strength to withstand any situation presented. Even after we leave Stillwater, we carry with us the spirit of the community. We will always be Stillwater strong as we keep calm and cowboy on!

Alpha Omicron Pi Phi Kappa Tau The women of Alpha Omicron Pi and the men of Phi Kappa Tau present “When in Stillwater,” a tradition that shines bright at Oklahoma State University. Join us as we turn the world orange with our rich culture, which we believe mirrors Rome’s inspiring historical traditions.

Chi Omega Alpha Tau Omega

The women of Chi Omega and the men of Alpha Tau Omega welcome you to “The North Pole.� The North Pole has taught generations how to believe in a place that spreads joy around the world. Those who are a part of the Cowboy family continue this legacy by turning the world orange.

Oklahoma State builds people with integrity, knowledge and inspiration to cultivate a better world. By blending a winter wonderland with Oklahoma State, we are creating a house decoration that appeals to the kid in everyone. Join us as we turn the world orange starting at the very top, The North Pole.

Delta Delta Delta Kappa Alpha Order

Deep in the heart of Texas, Dallas is home to cowboys past and present.

From the cultural diversity and rich history, this city offers life and energy to all who visit. Even under the city of Dallas, the small-town roots feel like home, and southern hospitality welcomes people from all around the world. Everything is bigger in Texas and this remains true through the cowboy spirit. Stillwater has strong ties to Dallas from prospective students to proud alumni, who spread the pride of Oklahoma State as they turn the world orange.

Gamma Phi Beta Pi Kappa Alpha Welcome to Amsterdam. This is a city teeming with unadulterated magic and liberation. From the innovative local street artists, to the talented Van Gogh, to the canals winding around towering row houses and the vibrant tulips sprawling in fields, this metropolis has become a representation of the world itself. The men of Pi Kappa Alpha and the women of Gamma Phi Beta invite you to travel to this historic European capital, where you will surely find brilliant possibilities and limitless opportunities to paint this city in America’s Brightest Orange.

Kappa Alpha Theta FarmHouse

The first step in a journey that turns the world orange always begins in Stillwater, Oklahoma. Past, present and future Cowboys will always be able to come home to America’s Brightest Orange, but expanding our horizon blazes an orange trail to discover the world that lays ahead. As Henry Iba led the Olympic basketball team to gold, and after Japanese architects visited OSU, they created a replica of Old Central. The women of Kappa Alpha Theta and the men of FarmHouse remind you if nothing is ventured, nothing is gained. Welcome to Tokyo, Japan!

Kappa Delta Alpha Gamma Rho

From our famous Washington Street strip to the iconic winding streets of San Francisco, Kappa Delta and Alpha Gamma Rho welcome you to The Golden Cowboy! “International orange” is the official color of the Golden Gate Bridge. Just like the color of this famous bridge, America’s Brightest Orange reaches far beyond the city limits of Stillwater. As we continue to new places and new journeys, we will always bring with us an orange glimmer in our eyes. So sit back, relax and enjoy this trolley ride as we extend our southern hospitality to the west coast.

Kappa Kappa Gamma Sigma Phi Epsilon

As many cowboys have done before, we ask you to venture across the world to Sydney, Australia, and explore the incredible things this city has to offer. The women of Kappa Kappa Gamma and the men of Sigma Phi Epsilon want you to join us as we paint America’s Brightest Orange across the Stillwater Outback. From the Great Barrier Reef to Sydney Harbor, Cowboys have always made a name for themselves while taking part of Stillwater with them. Let us experience a place of opportunity, away from the red dirt roads of Oklahoma to the Australian Outback.

Pi Beta Phi Beta Theta Pi

Five thousand miles and an ocean between cannot break the bond of Cowboys to their roots. This house decoration will show you Barcelona through the eyes of an OSU Cowboy. Rooted in traditions, Barcelona, like Stillwater, leaves a lasting impression on those who walk its hallowed streets. From art and architecture, to soccer and the Olympics, this Spanish hub for culture has seen its share of orange in the past and will continue to be brightened by the Cowboy family in the future.

Phi Mu Sigma Chi

Washington D.C. is known throughout the world as the home of our great nation’s leaders, and Americans who want to make a positive impact on the world around them.

In many ways, Oklahoma State reflects these traits by constantly producing leaders in many places who make a positive impact in the world. This decoration is in honor of those tragedies that our Cowboy family, and the United States have experienced.

Through these tragedies, both our nation and university have stood in solidarity and continued to accomplish remarkable feats.

Zeta Tau Alpha Phi Gamma Delta

The many different traditions that lay deep within Oklahoma State University are what makes our Cowboy campus home. The Cowboy family allows these unforgettable experiences to bring us together. Just like Stillwater, Honolulu runs deep with traditions that stem back to family. The Cowboy family will remain “loyal and true” and the Honolulu family will lay “mau loa” forever. The women of Zeta Tau Alpha and the men of Phi Gamma Delta are overjoyed to show you what the Cowboy Ohana means to us.

2019 HOMECOMING Grand Marshals

Billie and Ross McKnight For thousands of OSU alumni, Homecoming

served an important role in the development of their leadership skills as students. The planning and teamwork required to put together an elaborate house decoration or parade float are primers for many young Cowboys eager to take on the world after graduation.

For this year’s grand marshals, Ross and Billie McKnight, nothing is more important than elevating our students and our alma mater through leadership. And it’s because of their leadership the

Cowboy family has a new facility to celebrate at Homecoming 2019.

On October 11, the new McKnight Center for the Performing Arts was dedicated with an inaugural gala concert featuring The New York Philharmonic and Tony Award-winner Kelli O’Hara. The facility is named for the McKnights recognizing their $25 million donation in 2016 to fund the center’s programming endowment. But their support of our alma mater goes back much further.

The McKnights met while students at OSU in 1970, while Ross was an animal science senior and Billie was a freshman working toward a degree in business administration.

They built their home in Throckmorton, Texas with extremely successful careers in ranching, oil and gas, and banking. They passed their love of OSU along to their two grown children, Trent and Meggan, who are third-generation OSU alumni.

envision here will provide enjoyment for many generations of Oklahoma citizens and Oklahoma State supporters.”

“The McKnights’ tremendous impact on their alma mater can be seen across campus including right across the street from the ConocoPhillips OSU Alumni Center,” said Blaire Atkinson, OSU Alumni Association president.

“With the grand opening of The McKnight “OSU is a central theme in our life’s story,” Ross Center for the Performing Arts, now was the said. “Events like Homecoming helped bring us perfect time to recognize this Cowboy couple as back to campus where we continued to find more Homecoming grand marshals, an honor that has ways to connect with and support our alma mater.” been bestowed upon some of OSU’s most servant leaders.”

The couple served as co-chairs of OSU’s Branding Success campaign from 2007 to 2014, which As grand marshals, the McKnights will take part in raised $1.2 billion. In 2010, they made one of the several Homecoming events on Saturday, October campaign’s largest gifts of $10 million establishing 19 including the Sea of Orange Parade and the the McKnight Scholars Leadership Program, which presentation of Homecoming awards during the provides scholarships and unique leadershipBaylor vs. OSU football game. development opportunities for 50 out-of-state students annually.

“It is such an honor to serve as the Homecoming grand marshals,” Billie said. “Oklahoma State has “As students from rural communities, we been an integral part of our lives that we have discovered the same welcoming and friendly enjoyed sharing with family and friends.” environment at OSU that we had experienced back home,” Ross said.

“We hope many other OSU alumni will be inspired to support students as they develop their “To this day, we are both grateful to Oklahoma leadership skills through events like Homecoming,” State, and we remember fondly members of the Ross said. “OSU can help instill values and ethics faculty and administration who took an interest in in our students that will allow them to be the us and challenged us to be more than we thought future leaders of our state and country.” we could be.”

More recently, the McKnights have focused their support on expanding the number and type of cultural opportunities available at Oklahoma State through vibrant performances and educational experiences.

“The McKnight Center is our latest chapter, and we are thrilled to share our passion for music with the entire Cowboy family,” Ross said. “What we

Sea of Ora n Sustainability, Energy, and Resources Collaborative The S.E.R.C trailer has a shipping container bolted down on four sides. We also have stapled fake grass onto the trailer and put railings around on two sides that are secured along the trailer. Inside the container is a 1,500-liter tank full of water.

Parker Wentz Our theme is traveling the world and leaving a small touch of orange each place we go. Slowly, we turn the world orange.

Iba Hall We chose Iba-lieve to display our belief of community.

As a proud home of first generation and global scholar communities we focus on the belief of working together within unfamiliar places. The skills we aquire at OSU help us achieve anything.

ange parade Business Student Council Our float depicts the overall environment of the Spears School of Business as a whole combined with the overall theme. Taking care of the students and faculty is what we strive to do, and we cannot wait to see the alumni on campus!

University Commons The battle for victory wages as Barry Sanders and the “war pigs� hold the trophy as fans and students join the battle to push the green and gold out of Oklahoma. They further their journey to surrounding areas turning the world orange.

Booker Stinchcomb Zink Allen Booker-Stinchcomb teamed up with Zink-Allen to show everyone how we paint the world orange. Pistol Pete symbolizes all the Oklahoma State students past and present as we show our orange pride around the world.

Oklahoma Cattlemen and Women

The Oklahoma Cattlemen and Women are turning the world orange one brand at a time. On our float, we will have straw bales set around a fire pit with a handful of members sitting around the “campfire.”

Hope you enjoy it!

Beekeepers Club “Life of a Beekeeper,” we want to showcase everything a beekeeper does by showcasing lots of plants and having a hive inspection displayed.

Omega Phi Alpha Phi Kappa Sigma No matter where we go, we take the lessons we learned at OSU and implement them into our new home.

Cowboy culture is always a part of us no matter how far or wide we travel. The memories we made and the friends we met will stay with us for years to come.

Dairy Science Club The Oklahoma State Dairy Science Club is proud to honor the hard working farmers who provide a growing world with a wholesome and nutritious product: milk. Club members have the opportunity to travel worldwide, and we help turn the world orange.

Stout Hall

Like “the shot heard ‘round the world” where ever Cowboys go, they make an impact. Bringing the sprit of OSU with us, we “turn the world orange” through our optimism, can-do attitude and skill. Thanks to our alumni, faculty and student outreach.

Bennett Hall On our float, we have a spinoff of the King Midas tale as he had the ability to turn every person he touched gold. So, King Pete is turning everything he touches orange! Without Pete, our orange power would not be as widespread as it is today.

CASNR Student Council CASNR Student Council’s theme is “As Agriculture Turns Orange.” CASNR has played a role in developing agriculture on a state, national and international level. To put it simply, CASNR is turning agriculture orange.

Homecoming Endowment Thank

Grand Marshal

Harvest Carnival $1,000+

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Charles W. Harrison, Jr. Steve and Pam Holton Cindy and Ron Ward

Walkaround

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Michael and Anne Greenwood Robert and Sharon Keating Rick and Julie Krieger Jerry and Rae Winchester

Sea of Orange

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John and Nancy Alford Tom and Shelly Duff Natalie Shirley OSU Fraternity Council OSU Panhellenic Council

Royalty

$10,000+

Charlie and Debbie Adams Bruce and Sheryl Benbrook Kevin and Deni Bryant Jenny and Kurt Carter Leonard and Jody Court Pam and Paul Crawford Brian and Amy Diener Nancy and Dan Gilliam

Jennifer and Steve Grigsby Rhonda and Stephen Hooper Charlotte and Rex Horning Barbara and Kent Houck Ronald and Janice King Christy and Larry Shell Shell Club Lambs

Orange Fountain $5,000+ William and Daisy Anderson Cindy Batt Michael Bode and Preston Carrier Larry and Karen Briggs Ron and Ellen Bussert Dennis and Luanne Campbell Richard and Teresa Carrington Tim and Mary Clark C.L. and Helen Craig Shane and Kristin Crawford Gentner and Wendy Drummond Kile and Sarah Furr Guy and Cindy Griggs Tead and Pattie Haga Claudean Harrison Kirk and Jan Jewell Alex Pelley and Courtney Ketchum Sean and Angela Kouplen Jay Kunze Jeffery and Louise Linihan John and Jami Longacre Tony and Alexis LoPresto Jamie Maher Steven Martin Joe and Pam Martin

Jake and Callie Merritt G.T. and Megan Moody Josh and Macy Mueller Jonnie Neely James Noble Lance and Tina Parkhill Tracy and Jennifer Poole Jason and Natalie Ramsey Jack and Judy Riley David and Kimberly Rose Gwen Shaw Robert and Virginia Sherrer John and April Stobbe Robert and Kimberly Walker Steven and Judy Wear Kent and Cynthia Yoesting Comanche County OSU Alumni Chapter ConocoPhillips Halliburton Foundation Inc. Tulsa OSU Alumni Chapter Wells Fargo and Company

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John and Tamara Anderson James and Dyana Boggs Chase Carter and Coleman Hickman Samuel and Rita Combs Paul and Tabitha Cornell Steven and Mary Cundiff Brent and Sue Curry Charles and Alice Di lorio Kyle and Becky Endicott James and Amy Ferrell Kent and Jennifer Gardner Jerry and Susan Gill William and Linda Graves AJ and Susan Jacques Keith and Marlene Kisling Randy Kitchens and John Andrews Richard Kunze Charles and Kathleen Laster Joe and Kelly Merrifield James and Claudia Miller Norman and Suzanne Myers Andrew Neikirk and C. Amanda Ward-Neikirk William Roche and Helen Newman Roche Bill and Ann Oglesby Matthew Pannach Melisa and Regan Parkerson Joshua Pulver Joshua and Shannon Ragland Joe and Peggy Ray Thomas and Mary Ritchie Steve and Ginger Roberts Melvin Martin and Julie Ross-Martin Melford and Margaret Scott Richard Smales Alisha Smales John and Tony Smith Woody and Renee Smith Edwin and JJ Stevak Louis and Cathryn Stive Celia Thompson James Ward and Asma Saleem Kelley Wells Darryl and Rhonda Worsham Alpha Xi Delta Foundation Bank of America/Tulsa Comanche Home Center Gibson Aviation Kent W. Gardner PLLC Kunze Family Ranch LLC Merrifield Office Supply Inc. Ross Seed and Grain Company Inc. Simmons Bank WPX Energy Inc. Yourcause LLC/Phillips 66/Ann Oglesby

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