Oklahoma Outlook June '09

June 2009

VOL. 62, No. 6

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Oklahoma

Volume 62, Issue 6 – June, 2009

A monthly publication of the Oklahoma District Council of the Assemblies of God, P.O. Box 13179, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73113.

(405) 475-1100 - FAX (405) 478-1731

www.okag.org Editor–Tom Goins SUBSCRIPTION RATE $36.00 per year

General Presbyters H. FRANKLIN CARGILL

CRAIG DACUS

TOM GOINS

Superintendent

Assistant Superintendent

Secretary-Treasurer

Marilyn Murray, speaker

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Executive Presbyters CURTIS OWENS

RON MCCASLIN

District Departments LINDELL WARREN Missions / Men’s Ministries

LINDA STAMPS-DISSMORE Women’s Ministries

JACK SALKIL Christian Education

DOUG EVERAARD Youth Ministries

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Sectional Presbyters Section 1 – Arlis Moon Section 2 – Leo Guthrie Section 3 – Melvin Baker Section 4 – Steve Rose Section 5E – Bruce McCarty Section 5W – Darryl Wootton Section 6 – Doyle Seeley

Section 7 – Weldon Wright Section 8 – Micah Wells Section 9N – Darren Pilcher Section 9S – Steve Lance Section 10 – Ron Meador Section 11 – Billy Martin Section 12 – T.D. Gifford

July 10, 2009 OKC, Coles Garden

This is a special event for our OKLAHOMA MINISTERS’ WIDOWS

District Calendar JUNE

JULY

Youth Camps: Camp #1 ............................................May 25-29 Camp #2 ..............................................June 1-5 Camp #3 ............................................June 8-12 Camp #4 ..........................................June 15-19 Camp #5 ..........................................June 22-26 Longdale Indian Kid's Kamp ........................June 1-5 District Royal Ranger Pow-Wow..................June 5-7 Credentials Testing Day – District Office ........June 6 School of Ministry Game Day – District Office ..June 6 Father’s Day ............................................June 21 National Native American Indian Fellowship Convocation – Albuquerque, NM......June 15-18 Longdale Indian Youth Camp ..................June 22-26

Kid's Kamps: Intermediate Camp ..................June 29 - July 3 Kamp #1 ........................................July 13-17 Kamp #2.......... ..................................July 20-24 Kamp #3....... .....................................July 26-29 Kamp #4........ ..........................July 29-August 1 Independence Day – ......................................July 4 School of Ministry Game Day – District Office. July 4 Credentials Testing Day – District Office ..........July 4 District Camp Meeting – OKC ....................July 6-10 Missions Banquet..............................................July 7

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School of Ministry Game Day – District Office. ....................................August 1 Credentials Testing Day – District Office ....................................August 1 National Fine Arts ....................................August 3-7 General Council, Orlando, FL ..................August 4-7 Little Radicals Camp – Turner Falls..........August 6-8 Girls’ Ministries Celebration & Honor Star Crowning – OKC ........August 14-15 National Intercultural Ministries Day ..........August 23

AUGUST

Ordination Interviews – District Office........August 28

Credential Application Deadline – Certified – License – Ordination ..........August 1

Certified and Licensed Credential Interviews – District Office ..................................August 29 June 2009

The practice of investing has always been a challenge! Guidelines and policies for investment strategy seem to always be undergoing review and revision. Perhaps, no time has witnessed such turmoil as America has seen in recent years.

Does anyone have the answer? Professionals tend to have conflicting reports. While one says follow this plan another claims to have the answer that leads in the opposite direction. While most only wish to speak of long term results – the short term realities have been met with disappointment.

I HAVE THE ANSWER! The primary investment strategy for eternal dividends must be made in future generations – specifically, the students of today!

God has given only a measure of time to each person.

Far too quickly, time fades and good intentions diminish into obscurity. Without a strategic plan that is guided by an intentional, visional philosophy, the Pentecostal distinctive is only a generation away from extinction.

The youth of today are worthy and deserving of investment!

Recently, most churches celebrated a climactic moment for high school seniors as well as their families.

Relatives from near and far appeared from out of sight to offer congratulations as well as gifts. One of their own had Frank and Linda Cargill “made” it! Yet we all know that for those students – it was not the end but only the beginning.

We must continue to invest! Have you followed up on each graduate? Do you know their plans and their goals? If they have already enrolled in higher education, have you assisted them with plugging into a local church?

Have you forwarded contact information to pastors and churches within the immediate area of their new “college” home?

That would include students enrolling at Waxahachie, Texas as well as Springfield, Missouri.

Let’s not loose them during transition!

If they have plans of attending a public university, have you connected them with Chi Alpha? Have you connected them with a local church? Have you forwarded their name and contact information to Greg Tiffany, our Oklahoma Chi Alpha Director?

I would also ask that we invest in high school juniors and sophomores. Most of them already have thoughts as to the future. We have some of the finest institutions in America that are endorsed by the Assemblies of God. Promote our schools! I have examined expenses, quality faculty members, degrees and programs offered - our Fellowship has outstanding resources! I highly recommend Southwestern Assemblies of God University, E v a n g e l U n i v e r s i t y, a n d a l l o f o u r tremendous colleges.

Investment in today’s students in transition will pay life-long benefits! When the parents, or even the students, complain that it is not financially feasible, I question they have accurate information. Take time to put them in touch directly with the financial aid officers.

When you connect them with the right recruiter, miracles will happen. We must take action – it will be worth the investment!

The future of our Fellowship depends on our investments today! Let’s not allow pressing demands to steal today’s opportunity to invest!

Thank you, for allowing Linda and me to walk among you. We love the assignment that has been birthed in our hearts for this hour! We are honored to be known as your pastor.

Frank and Linda Cargill Oklahoma District Pastor

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District Superintendent

Invest in the Future

In Loving Memory

Reverend Walter Swaim May 6, 2009 Reverend Walter Swaim of Arkoma, Oklahoma, age 95, died Wednesday, May 6, 2009 at the Fianna Hills Nursing Center. A current member of the First Assembly of God Church in Barling AR, Reverend Swaim was a retired 68 year ordained Assembly of God minister, Sunday School teacher and master gardener who spent a lifetime serving God, loving family, people and life. Starting his ministry in 1934, Reverend Swaim pastored several churches across the state of Oklahoma,

also serving for 24 years as Presbyter to Section 2 of the Oklahoma Assemblies of God. Preceded in death by his wife, Loeta, a son, Marvin Dale Swaim and Reverend Swaim’s parents, William Walter and Cora Swaim , he is survived by 2 daughters, Marcia Adams and husband Roger, Barbara Kizer and husband Dolan, all of Arkoma, OK, 2 Grand-daughters, Chasity Martinez and husband Oscar of Tulsa, OK and Amber Adams of Arkoma, 2 Great granddaughters, Madison and

Makenzie Martinez.

Pallbearers were Don, Charles and Robert Swaim, Wayne and Bill Lindenau, Jim Almond.

Honorary Pallbearers were the Oklahoma District of Assembly of God Ministers.

To leave an online tribute, please visit www.edwardsfuneralhome.com or www.mem.com

Reverend Floyd K. Renfro November 1, 1920 – May 24, 2009 Floyd K. Renfro, resident of Broken Arrow, died at home early Sunday, May 24, 2009, after an illness. He was 88. Mr. Renfro was born Nov. 1, 1920, at Pyatt, AR., to Jesse and Dona (Weatherford) Renfro. He was a veteran, having served in the RAAF from 1942 thru 1945. He married Mary Anna Reid on Dec. 27, 1941, at Calico Rock, AR. He was a minister, serving pastorates in IN, OK, KS, and MO. He was ordained with the Oklahoma District of the Assemblies of God. His last pastorate was at Long Assembly

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of God, northeast of Fairland. He moved to Broken Arrow in 1999.

His funeral was at 10:00 a.m., Wed., May 27, 2009, at The Assembly of Broken Arrow, with Pastor Jerry Vernon and Rev. Devin Rohr officiating. A graveside service followed at 3:00 p.m., at Wyandotte Cemetery in Wyandotte, with Rev. Earl Knowles officiating. Pallbearers were Steve Rhine, John Rhine, Jamey Bowles, Jeff Vernon, Jeff Terry, Freddie Ferguson, Roger Higinbotham, and Jared Higinbotham. Military rites were performed by the American

Legion Post 147 Funeral Detail.

Survivors include his wife, Mary, of the home, a son and his wife, Herman and Sharon Renfro of Indianapolis, IN, three daughters and their husbands, Elsie and Art Rhine of Bixby, Alice and Jerry Vernon of Broken Arrow, and Faye and Ralph Higinbotham of Coweta, thirteen grandchildren, and thirty great-grandchildren.

He was preceded by his parents, a brother, Paul Renfro, and a sister, Bertha Knowles.

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GOD’S CALLING Exodus 3: 1-14 Tom Goins It is exciting to watch our students in the Oklahoma School of Ministry as they prepare for ministry. I believe our Lord has a special place of ministry for each student. I believe the fields are ready for harvest. I believe every community or neighborhood in the State of Oklahoma that has an elementary and high school should have an Assemblies of God church. I believe our students are preparing for this challenge. The last two months our students have won over 100 souls to the Lord.

Our Heavenly Father is looking for men and women who will dedicate themselves to His kingdoms work. He seeks people willing to accept responsibility and carry out His “assignments” to completion.

The Lord commended Moses because he preserved in faith to fulfill the calling on his life. When he learned he was to lead the Hebrew slaves out of Egyptian bondage, his initial reaction was, “Who am I, that I should go to Pharaoh?”, but God assured him, “Certainly I will be with you.”

The Lord’s divine presence was a key part of Moses’ equipping as a leader. And His response to believers today is the same. We can confidently accept the responsibility God gives us, whether it’s for leadership or some other role, because He has promised to be with us always (Matt. 28;20).

However, Moses wondered whether the Hebrew people would listen to him He had been away from Egypt for a long time, and his last interaction with the Israelites had been a negative one. What kind of influence could he have? God revealed that the only credential Moses needed to give them was that he was sent by God – the I AM. When the Lord gives us a task, He will bestow the spiritual authority we need to carry it out. In addition, God gave Moses a helper – his brother Aaron. Our Heavenly Father will also provide us with the people necessary to fulfill His plan.

TRANSFERS February – May 2009

Transfers In: Level Ordained

Name Michael Abel, Claremore Ricardo Aguilar, Elk City Blair S. Hill, Choctaw Darrell R. Sanderlin, Grove Ronald K. Woods, Broken Arrow

Licensed

Keithen Brown, Hugo J. Scott Carper, Fletcher Brian Ramey, Moore Samuel Jerome Walker, Sr. and Pamela Kay Walker, Oklahoma City

North Texas Indiana Arkansas

Nile Abele, Stillwater

Northern Missouri

Christopher David McGhghy, Cache Daniel G. Stephens, Marlow Joel and Lacey Wilkie, Duncan

Arkansas Tennessee Northwest

Specialized License Certified

Tennessee

Illinois

Transfers Out: Level Ordained

Licensed

Certified

Name Kendall P. Harris, Oklahoma City Michael T. Tyler, Matlacha, FL

New York Pennisula Florida

Bradley K. Causey, Lexington, MA Matthew J. Foster, Erick Justin Wilson, Ada

New England Illinois Louisiana

Matthew Paul Brown, Sallisaw Casey Matthew King, Sentinel

Arkansas North Texas

Open Churches

To

New Pastors

Afton

Fletcher

Sterling

Broken Bow, Glover

Kingston

Talihina, First

Collinsville

Lamont, Prairie View

Tipton

Cyril

Rattan

Tulsa, Woodlake

Erick

Seminole, Old Glory

Whitefield, Shiloh

Farris

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From Arkansas Gulf Latin American Minnesota North Texas

Clyde Quick – Wynnewood Jason A. Taylor – North Miami Danny Webb – McLoud Gary Furr – Pickens Marvin DeShane – Sallisaw Crossroads Oklahoma Outlook

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District Secretary / Treasurer

EQUIPPED TO FULFILL

Missions Department Missions Director

Every Church, Supporting Every Missionary, Going Everywhere, and Reaching Everyone

Lindell Warren

For over 20 years now, the special missions offering at campmeeting has been for new missionaries and other missions emergencies. The “Cash For Candidate Fund” has certainly served us well. The aggregate total through the years far exceeds a million dollars. Praise be to God for this special fund that has helped such a large number of missionaries, as well as other worthy projects.

The time has come for a new catch phrase with a descriptive logo that better defines this special offering and its use. At Renewal (campmeeting) time this year the special missions offering will be for new Missionaries, new Churches, and new Opportunities.

At the launching of the MCO fund on Tuesday night July 7th, everyone’s help will be needed. Yes, we need every church to bring a special offering, and every individual to participate. Together, we can enjoy a mighty move of God in the receiving of our first MCO offering.

Tuesday has become Missions Day at our annual

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summer meeting. At noon on July 7, we will meet at the Nigh University Center on the campus of the University of Central Oklahoma in Edmond for our annual Oklahoma District Missions Banquet. All the district departments will be presenting special awards to churches that have distinguished themselves in missions giving.

Then, of course, in the evening service we will once again proudly witness the 2009 Missionary Parade and the commissioning service for three new missionary families. A combined Teen Challenge Choir representing all four of our Oklahoma Teen Challenge Centers will be presenting the special music. Oklahoma Evangelist Mark Purkey will be preaching that night.

Oh for visitation of the Lord, and a fresh commitment to missions.

On Assignment,

Lindell Warren

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Christian Education Director

Saturday, May 2, approximately 200 children from across the state gathered for Fun Arts where they were able to display the many talents the Lord has given them. The event was held at Carbondale Assembly of God in Tulsa; 32 churches were represented. Students were critiqued in a number of divisions, including visual arts displays, puppet groups, short sermons and many more. All were EXTRAORDINARY! Thank you to all who participated and made Fun Arts 2009 a great success.

THE _ EXCHANGE

BY_NICK_CALLAWAY

“Will I make friends?” “Will I make good grades?” “Will I find a ministry to connect with?” At this time last year, Samantha was feeling the emotion of these questions being pressed though her being. The pressure of this first major transi-

through the transition from high school to college.

tion was exciting, scary, and unshakable.

With one runner looking forward EXCHANGE RESOURCES >> and one looking back, they maintain high school to college nationwide seamless communication to enchialpha.com sure the most important thing, the baton, makes it all the way around high school to University of Oklahoma [ ouxa.org ] [ nick callaway 405.210.3731 ] the track.

Students in our culture collide with these same questions and pressures every year. Some high school seniors make it and some do not.

Some students enter college and continue on the journey of discipleship and others are never seen again. While we as a team can’t change free will we must acknowledge our responsibility to reach out and partner with our students through this critical life stage. We have invested too much into our youth to leave them free falling

Winning a relay race teeters on the edge of success or failure with every exchange. The speed, aesthetic, and passion of each stage is irrelevant if the exchange fails.

pha Campus Ministries. We are now running our stage of the race and pray that our passion and determination will be transferred to the next exchange point in Samantha’s life.

We are a team, and our beloved youth - tomorrow’s leaders, parents and church members, are worth the relentless pursuit of communication and unity. Each exchange point is critical in seeing God’s vision become realty for every student in our movement. Lets cheer at every successful exchange: children, youth, university, young adult, and matur[ We have invested too much ing member of the into our youth to leave them free church. The goal is falling through the transition not just one sucfrom high school to college. ] cessful stage, it is a successful race.

Samantha was fortunate to have someone looking forward and someone looking behind. Her youth pastor Brian contacted us to make sure we knew that she was coming to the University of Oklahoma and that she was a “ready to get involved kind of girl.” Samantha is now finishing her freshman year at OU and is a student leader at Chi Al-

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Nick Callaway is the director of Chi Alpha Campus Ministries at the University of Oklahoma. nickandbecky.com ouxa.org

Women’s Director

Linda Stamps-Dissmore

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Greg Tiffany This year the XA Classic Tournament will be celebrating our incredible XA alumni. Every hole will be featuring those who have and are leading the way on the campus, marketplace and the world. June 12 is the registration deadline and we would love to have you join us for a great day of golf, food & celebrating what God is doing!

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Pastors’ Reports

Evangelist’s Reports

Charley Hudspeth, Newkirk, reports 5 saved, 2 rededications and 2 healed in regular services.

Billy Brummett, Dewey, reports 6 rededications.

Larry Hatfield, Chickasha, reports several saved and several rededicated.

Brad Jones, Wright City, reports 7 saved and several healed in regular services and in concert with Jason Crabb.

Gary Walden, Peggs, reports 4 saved in regular services.

Pete Olson, Dustin, reports 3 adults and 5 teenagers saved in regular services in March.

Cecil Guthrie, Boynton, reports 1 saved and 1 rededicated.

Charles Holybee, Ft. Gibson, reports 5 saved in jail ministry.

Edward Pierce, Soper, reports 1 received the Holy Ghost and 4 were healed.

Dale Tarp, Wilson, reports 2 filled with the Holy Ghost in revival with David Baker. Three saved in regular services.

Paul Butler, Checotah, reports 8 saved in Easter Drama and 5 saved in regular services.

Raymond Frizzelle, Miami, reports 8 saved in jail ministry, 10 youth saved in revival with Lynn Wheeler, 4 saved at Youth Turkey hunt, 9 saved at Easter Program, 4 children saved, and 5 adults saved in regular services.

Larry Hutcheson, Moore, reports God saved an 18 month old girl from drowning on 4-20-09, and on Sunday after 20 were saved in the morning service as a result.

Mark Little, Elk City, reports 58 saved in regular services.

Tommy Pitts, Fairview, reports 3 saved, 2 rededicated, and 1 filled with the Holy Ghost in regular services.

Leslie Peterman, Hitchcock, reports 2 saved in Prison Ministry in Sunday morning service.

Quenton Newton, Healdton, reports 4 saved.

Troy Wilder, Glenpool, reports 9 saved and 5 new families.

Robert Sullivan, Battiest, reports 3 saved and 1 filled with the Holy Ghost.

Byron Elmore, Lawton, reports 4 saved in regular services with Brother and Sister Lawrence and Patty Posey.

Jackie DaMico, Foyil, reports 10 saved and 1 filled with the Holy Ghost in regular services.

Kettly Casimir reports 23saved, 6 healed, and 3 filled with the Holy Ghost.

Alex Holman reports 5 saved and 10 rededicated at Turkey Hunt in Crawford Outreach held for chronically and terminally ill.

Joseph Bowles reports 4 youth saved on Wed. night service.

Alex Hanna reports 10 Iraqi, 15 Egyptians, and 85 Arabs and Muslims saved. Thirty received deliverances and healings from Autism, addictions, arthritis, and cancer.

Six million Muslims were saved in 2008 in Egypt through satellite TV in 2008.

Angela Nguyenreports 50 kids were saved in Tulsa at Spring Super Saturday Outreach in March.

Ken Burge reports 3 workers saved.

Brad Cassity reports 2 saved.

Tyler Ryals reports 18 youth saved last month and 6 delivered.

Rhonda Rock, reports 1 healed of cancer in Louisiana service and 1 healed of growth on back of neck and many saved and rededicated in Indiana services.

Lance Perritt reports 2 teens filled with the Holy Ghost in special service in Blackwell.

Kurtis Ivey reports 40 saved in Texas & Oklahoma.

Julia Quinn reports 14 children saved during Easter.

David Crittenden reports many healed in 2 services.

Evangelist’s Reports Dale Floyd reports over 60 inmates saved in prison services.

Prayer Requests Clint Gray – fast & pray for building fund miracle.

Alex Hanna – revival in June in New York, Finances to continue air time to 189 countries.

Lee Butcher – wife & son’s healing & strength.

Joseph Bowles – needs employment.

Kettly Casimir – needs job until ministry position opens.

Shawnee Freedom needs a part time keyboardist/worship

Needed Gary White needs a CD duplicator, for sale or donation. (405) 933-1266.

Information Help for Pastors call (918) 758-4147 or visit www.pastoralcareinc.com" www.pastoralcareinc.com.

Thank You Dustin Assembly thanks Cushing First Assembly for the donation of a 15 passenger van.

A great blessing to reach kids and teens.

Notchie and Diane Twist thank everyone for their prayers and support during her recent surgery. Please continue to pray for a full recovery.

For Sale Yamaha Piano 57x 35x27 $700.00 (918) 491-0721.

26 years Minister Library. Contact Charles at (918) 331-6564.

Congratulations Rev. Peter Landers was chosen to attend St. Johns training program for Chaplains. Clinical Pastoral Education for people in trauma and grief situations. Only 3 chosen per year.

Rev. and Mrs. Ray Myers will celebrate their 50th Anniversary and renewal of wedding vows on Sat. May 16th at 1:00 at Bethany Bethel. RSVP at (405) 942-0706.

Needed leader. Contact Donnie Knight at (405) 213-5198 or email Dknight1271@yahoo.com.

Velma Assembly needs a video projector. Call Pastor Travis at (580)0467-0037.

Indiahoma needs 48 8” , 16 1”x8”x12” cements blocks for foundation on mobile home for parsonage. Contact Pastor Jerry Randall at (580) 429-2484.

Open for Calls Section 1 Jim Ballard – (918) 485-0216 James Bell – (918) 253-2130 Don Dorsey – (918) 341-1737 Evelyn Hurst – (918) 341-8750 Rhonda Rock – (918) 341-1870 Allen Whittenberg – (918) 485-8220 Section 2 Jeffery Ainsworth – (405) 824-3693 Ken Burge – (918) 967-4088 Chester Cooley – (918) 522-4734 Frank Salazar – (918) 427-0749 Donald Youker – (918) 721-5951 Section 3 Cathy Barnes – (580) 345-2688 Roger Barnes – (580) 345-2688 Jerry Cooper – (580) 326-3006 Gabriel Elliott – (580) 212-9408 Sherry Lambe – (580) 746-2340 Larry Lewis – (580) 587-2545 Rita Knight Lewis – (580) 587-2545 Kenneth Stafford – (580) 933-7186 Section 4 Raymond Doke, Jr. – (918) 302-8701 Rodney George – (918) 652-7542 D. Fay Ketchum – (918) 689-2851 Phillip McGovran – (918) 756-7703 John Phillips – (918) 426-4335 Diane Twist – (918) 616-2630

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Rachel Willis – (918) 339-4411 Section 5 Chuck Burton – (918) 261-5437 Betty Calabrese – (918) 523-5029 Karen Coon – (405) 620-0517 Barry Douglas – (918) 446-6473 William Eccles – (918) 369-8403 Donna Emberton – (918) 291-0549 Bill Epps – (918) 835-5582 David Fink – (918) 946-4990 Gordon Garrett – (918) 627-1172 Mike Griffin – (918) 695-0510 Charles Harness – (918) 331-6564 J. F. Herring – (918) 258-7099 Kevin Howell – (918) 398-7524 Randy Jackson – (918) 267-7134 Henry Kellogg – (918) 246-9797 Clarence Lambert – (918) 272-7129 Charles Matlock – (918) 363-7712 John McDonald – (918) 446-0905 Glen McGuire – (918) 627-2827 Tom Nace – (918) 337-0805 Dr. James Phifer – (918) 557-9151 Robert Polvado – (918)774-3627 Nicholas Robinson – (580) 317-7904 Rodney Smith – (918) 446-4036 Lisa Turner – (918) 321-3097 Dean West – (918) 245-1708 Stephen Woodrow – (918) 355-8661

Section 6 Michelle Crane – (405) 214-8281 Elvin Ellis – (405) 382-1737 Clarence Gene Herndon – (405) 762-0534 Dale Jennings – (405) 379-5187 Chris Lee – (405) 567-3900 Kevin Martin – (405) 279-1275 Michael Pierson – (405) 756-7420 Jess Power – (405) 382-1216 Cindy Robertson – (405) 323-8359 Johnny Squires – (918) 225-0214 Jo Ann Stewart – (405) 567-3895 Oliver Swaim – (405) 273-2088 Gary Thompson – (405) 379-9988 Don Wilburn – (918) 352-1246 Leon Williams – (405) 258-0091 Section 7 Ronald Brannan – (580) 795-7343 Jonathan Chambers – (405) 926-0820 Leonard Crogh – (580) 224-9119 Alan Davenport – (580) 775-5774 H.H. Davis – (580) 226-0454 Eva Rounsaville – (580) 371-3057 Roger Rounsaville – (580) 371-3057 Gerald Stevens – (405) 428-1613 Section 8 Scott Betts – (580) 796-2702 J. David Evetts – (405) 864-7609 Gary Miller – (580) 478-3926

Marilyn Murray – (580) 402-0590 Richard Ventonis – (580) 471-1759 Section 9 Rickey W. Austin – (405) 677-7548 Lloyd Avery – (405) 969-2968 Joseph Bowles – (405) 487-7187 Michael Bridge – (405) 735-6804 Barbara Bruner – (405) 375-5310 Kettly Casimir – (301) 368-3615 Thomas Collins – (405) 631-3730 Don Colwell – (405) 872-5599 David Crittenden – (405) 794-0986 Joey Crozier – (405) 969-2881 Gene Drain – (405) 216-8467 Barry Dunn – (405) 741-2284 Marna Hillard – (405) 834-0221 Glen Lee – (405) 527-0791 Leon Martin – (405) 949-2576 Tim Manzanares – (405) 823-9822 Kerry McClure – (405) 301-3110 David McMullikin – (405) 219-6885 Ben Odell – (405) 720-1050 Martin Perryman – (405) 773-5096 Bruce Richardson – (405) 732-3492 Ron VanMeter – (405) 447-5476 Dennis Wheeler – (405) 703-2035 Randy Wilkerson – (405) 819-4205 Section 10 Jeremy Black– (405) 320-1589

Joy Kerley Burchett – (620) 779-1572 Jim Capps – (405) 224-3543 Peggy Carter – (580) 444-3559 Kent Crawford – (405) 933-1494 James A. Doan – (580) 255-0392 Alex S. Hanna – (580) 536-2419 Eugene Howeth – (405) 320-5330 David Hunter – (580) 429-4447 Stephanie Hunter – (580) 429-4447 Lester Marsh – (405) 462-7587 Becky Morphew – (580) 252-2914 Charles Parker – (580) 476-2181 Glen Ryswyk – (580) 529-2290 Steven Snow – (580) 549-6086 John West – (580) 549-6435 Section 11 Woodrow Walton – (580) 938-2694 Andrew Young – (580) 328-5685 Section 12 Bob L. Benson – (580) 464-3320 Marvin Boyles – (580) 492-4238 Mark Carpenter – (405) 489-7262 Clayton Everhart – (580) 846-5633 Thomas McEwen – (580) 535-4023 Lance Perritt – (405) 226-1449 Ronald Thiessen – (405) 247-7629 Miscellaneous Grady Adcock – (501) 922-0871 Paul DeWolfe – (806) 934-2082

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