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PLANNED GIVING

The Oklahoma Philharmonic Society, Inc. is honored to recognize its EncoreSociety members — visionary thinkers who have provided for the future of the Oklahoma City Philharmonic through their estate plans.

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Steven C. Agee, Ph.D.

Linda and Patrick Alexander

Gary and Jan Allison

Louise Cleary Cannon

Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Clements

Thomas and Rita Dearmon

Dr. and Mrs. James D. Dixson

Dr. Ralph and Lois Ganick

Hugh Gibson

Pam and Gary Glyckherr

Carey and Gayle Goad

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gowman

Carol M. Hall

Ms. Olivia Hanson

Jane B. Harlow

Dr. and Mrs. James Hartsuck

Thank You

Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Joseph

Joel Levine and Don Clothier

John and Caroline Linehan

Mr. and Mrs. Marvin C. Lunde, Jr.

Mrs. Jackie Marron

Mr. and Mrs. John McCaleb

Jean and David McLaughlin

W. Cheryl Moore

Carl Andrew Rath

Mrs. Catherine Reaves

Mr. and Mrs. William J. Ross

Drs. Lois and John Salmeron

Mr. and Mrs. William F. Shdeed

Doug and Susie Stussi

Larry and Leah Westmoreland

Mr. John S. Williams

Mr. and Mrs. Don T. Zachritz

The Oklahoma Philharmonic Society, Inc. is grateful for the support of caring patrons who want to pass on a legacy of extraordinary music to future generations. You can join this special group of music enthusiasts by including a gift for the OKC Philharmonic’s future in your own will or estate plan. For more information on how to become an Encore Society member, contact the Philharmonic’s Development Office at (405) 232-7575.

Second Oboe-English Horn OKCPHIL Musician

“Music has been in my soul from the beginning,” says Rachel Maczko, Second Oboe/English Horn. “I started taking piano lessons at a young age. I have faint memories of not being able to read music and how infuriating that was.”

Despite her love of the piano, Rachel says her keyboard skill are “mediocre at best.” When she started oboe lessons, she saw that not only did she enjoy music, she excelled at it.

The field is extremely competitive, Rachel says, and she was incredibly grateful when she was hired by OKCPHIL.

“The colleagues with whom I was up against in the audition are themselves tremendously talented,” she said. “Amongst the finalists, any one of us could have done this job well. I don’t take for granted that I have the privilege to play for this audience every concert, and the fortune to have a successful musical career.”

Director of Development OKCPHIL Staff

I have worked in nonprofit fundraising since 2015. I’ve been in the position of Development Director for the Oklahoma City Philharmonic since September of this year. I love working in support of an arts organization whose mission is to bring joy and inspiration to our community. I’m also thrilled to be working in the heart of downtown OKC.

Outside of work, I enjoy visiting museums and festivals, wandering in cities with my husband, growing and arranging flowers and keeping up with my two old English sheepdogs, Iris & Poppy.

I have a Bachelor of Science in Health Studies and a Master of Business Administration from the University of Oklahoma. My personal life mission is to make life more beautiful for others.

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