75th Anniversary

Celebrating

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We are privileged to have been associated with this special commemorative publication in celebration of the Home Builders Association of Greater Tulsa’s 75th anniversary. We extend our sincere appreciation to everyone who has contributed to the continued success of our Association.

Lora Phillips Francine Bandy and Burr Kannady, Stacey Bayles and Hali McCoy

G.T. Bynum Mayor, City of Tulsa, Oklahoma

Lora Phillips

OUR STORY

Before the winds of war blew across the nation, a concerned group of Tulsa businessmen organized in May 1937 as the Tulsa Builders and Contractors Association. This group of builders and subcontractors had survived the previous decade following the greatest economic depression in our nation’s history, but “rocketing prices in materials” and “chaotic conditions among the construction workers in the residential field” were threatening an economic recovery according to the organization’s first president, Morris Turner.

By 1938, the association was affiliated with the Tulsa Real Estate Board as a member of the division of home builders until 1940 when the realtors sponsored the Home Builders Institute of America (HBI) of the National Association of Real Estate Boards. Many Tulsa builders and land developers became charter members of HBI with Turner named a national director.

In the fall of 1941 at the Realtors Convention in Detroit, a movement was set in motion to combine the Home Builders Institute (HBI) with the National Home Builders Association. That movement was triggered when builders were told by an official of the Office of Production Management that the government was planning a takeover of the housing industry. Builders, realizing that private industry could be shut down during the war and afterwards, went into action and established the Home Builders Emergency Committee located in Washington, D.C.

The following year, that merger was complete and the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) held its first convention in Cleveland. In 1942, the Tulsa Builders and Contractors Association reorganized as the Tulsa Home Builders Association (THBA). THBA was a NAHB affiliate and received its charter on July 1, 1942. Morris Turner was elected THBA’s first president and Robert E. Adams its first national director.

On October 26, 1942, the War Production Board took action, in effect, to nationalize home building. After intense lobbying by NAHB, the Board’s order was rescinded four days later. At the same time, THBA was active in making war time regulations workable under a priority system and supplying all of the housing necessary for the Douglas bomber plant without government assistance or outside help. According to Turner, the THBA was responsible for stopping a promotional project that would have resulted in a great mass of undesirable and unneeded housing.

By 1946, employment was high and demand for housing resulted in the creation of new subdivisions. America’s most beautiful city was expanding. The 1947 Model Home Show, presented by the THBA, was advertised as the first in the nation and featured seven homes on a single site in the 700 block of South Sandusky Avenue. Participating builders were Otis E. Nidiffer, Mrs. R. B. (Maude) Butler, Larry Brooks, Roy Morgan, Vernon Mudd, Bob Adams, and Morris Adams.

The next show of its kind wasn’t until 1955 when the Parade of Homes was held in the Max Campbell Fifth Addition (Southland). Since then, the Parade has been produced annually throughout the Tulsa metro area as a marketing resource for the sale of new homes. From 1963 to 1985 the Parade was complemented by the Festival of Homes with builders and allied professionals available to answer the public’s questions about new construction, appliances, decoration, and sales and financing.

The Greater Tulsa Home & Garden Show of today evolved from THBA’s 1949 New Home Product Show. That Show was held at the Arena skating rink located at 11th and Norfolk. Subsequent shows were held at the Tulsa Coliseum, Fairgrounds Pavilion, and Civic Center before the Show moved to its current location at the Tulsa Expo Center. The Greater Tulsa H&G Show holds the distinction of being the largest home show in the region as well as the largest allvolunteer staffed home show in the nation.

In 1979, home improvement was not only popularized by the premier of This Old House on PBS, but by the creation of the Remodelers & Reconstruction Council. The Council’s first president, Ken Klein, recognized the need for contractors with renovation experience to serve their industry and the public by establishing quality standards, networking with allied professionals, and performing community service. For almost 40 years, the Remodelers Council has fostered excellence and professionalism, and raised public awareness of the remodeling industry through the Remodelers Redux, Remodeled Tulsa Tour, and Home Remodeling Showcase.

The 75-year history of this Association has been such as to lead one former president to remark “home builders seem to thrive on adversity”. Despite the regulations and restrictions tossed in their path, members of the Home Builders Association of Greater Tulsa (HBA) are proud to have played a part in Tulsa’s progress and contributed to its beauty. This publication is dedicated to the many HBA members who have served in the past, sustained it in the present, and who will contribute in the future given its long-standing tradition of service, standards, and sustenance.

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DISTINGUISHED MEMBERS Life Members/ Life Directors John Brawley Richard Fredrick Dub Jester Burr Kannady Lora Phillips Lee Sherman Doug Shrout Scott Wood

Life Members Calvin Cozort Melanie Haines Phil Hershberger Howard Tackett Lynn Walker

Life Directors Francine Bandy Roger Cooper Ted Dubie Monte Dunham Mike Fretz Darrell Jenkins Lana Nelson Fred Pruett Dave Sanders

EXECUTIVE OFFICERS

Charles McKinney 1949-1958

Jack E. Kelly 1958-1964, 1969-1976

David B. Ross 1964-1969

Harold W. Sweet 1976-1980

Roger Reinhardt 1980-1986

Jerry Eisner 1986-1991

Ed Phillips 1991-1999

Joshua Fowler 1999-2006

Paul Kane 2006-2015

Jeffrey Smith 2015-Present

July 1, 1942 THBA chartered by NAHB

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1942

Model Home Show launched as first of its kind in the nation

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1947

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1948

• The Home Product Show’s principal objectives were to develop and promote pride in home ownership as a basic stabilizer for the American family, and to advertise improvements in the home for better living.

1949

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1949

NAHB Charter

First Model Home Show

1940’s

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Tulsa HBA Charter

OSHBA Founded

Banquet at Mayo Hotel

“New Home Product Show”

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Home Show Moves to Fairgrounds

1952

“Your Home”

1955

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1950’s

Tulsa HBA Member Publication

First Parade of Homes

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1955

Fred Swanda First Tulsa 1957 Regional Vice President

Inaugural Parade of Homes chaired by Andy Latch with 20 featured homes

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Tulsa HBA headquarters moves to 15th St. with 4,000 sf auditorium

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1957

Bob Zschach, Membership Chair, announced goal of 500 members

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1958

Tulsa HBA Headquarters

Membership Milestone 400 Members

1950’s 1950’s

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1957

Lloyd Creekmore Recruits 164 Members

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Land Developers Committee Established

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1960

NAHB Women’s Auxiliary was established in 1962.

The THBA held its first luncheon on February 13, 1963.

1962

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Ronald Reagan Speaks to Tulsa HBA

1962

Builders Showcase New Product Home

1963

Emma Lewis Anne Kidder Martha Cravens Lynn Walker Nanette Creamer Betty Kelsey Linda Nurnberger

Wanda Sanders Emma Lewis Mildred Brown Joyce Donnell Anne Kidder Hazel Latch Adrienne Ski Martha Cravens Pat Nearing Jean Poole Lynn Walker Linda West Freda Mayfield Nanette Creamer Sue Creekmore Norma Hollinger Betty Kelsey Pat King Linda Nurnberger Rosemarie Myers Karen Gale Berniece Behar Donnell Green Betty Smith Melanie Haines Flora Meek

1960’s

NAHB Women’s Auxiliary Established

Wanda Sanders Joyce Donnell Adrienne Ski Jean Poole Freda Mayfield Norma Hollinger Karen Gale Berniece Behar

• • The Builders Showcase, a new product home at the Briarwood Addition.

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1964

Associates Council established by Bob Latch

Associates Council Established

Buford Carden

First Ryal School Christmas

1966

Past Presidents Council Established

1969

Publication Name Change

1960’s

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1966

First Ryal School Christmas Party chaired by Olen Creekmore

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Past Presidents Council established

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Home Show Moves to Expo Building

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1971

Home Show moves from Civic Center to Tulsa Expo Center at Fairgrounds

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1970’s

Don Herrington 1972 Elected NAHB VP

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Move to 11545 E. 43rd St.

New Headquarters Constructed

1975

Apprenticeship Training Program

1976 Apprenticeship training program established and chaired by Les Kelsey

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Political Action Committee Established

1977

First Associates Auction

1977

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Associates Council Surplus Auction

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1976

1977

Tulsa Home Builders Association changes to Builders Association of Metro Tulsa, Inc.

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Association Name Change

1977

Lenders Committee Established

1977

Budget & Finance Committee Established

1979

Membership Milestone 1,000 Members

Membership Chairman Burr Kannady leads Association to over 1,000 members.

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HOW Council Established

1979

The HBA Remodelers & Reconstruction Council established by first president Ken Klein.

Remodelers & Reconstruction Council Established

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Jenkins Co 5 Day Build

Tulsa HBA 40th Anniversary

1st Female Elected to Board of Directors

1980 Jenkins Company completes 5-day build

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1982

• • Tulsa HBA celebrates 40th anniversary Gayle Nale

1987

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1980’s

Education Foundation Established

National Remodelers Council Chairman Ken Klein

Spirit Award Created

Steve Fulps presents OSU Scholarship Check

1989

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1989 Rick Martin, first Spirit Award recipient

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• • • Cook-off winners Joe Hoffman & Lana Nelson

1990

Legacy of Design

1991

Builders Council Established

1992

1st Annual Spike Chili Cookoff

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1994

Parade of Homes “Scattered Site”

1996

Association Name Change

1996

Home & Garden Show Expands

1999

HBA Launches Website

1990’s

Parade of Homes adopts scattered site format

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Association Name Change

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Linda Johnson 2000 First Female HBA President

First Remodeled Home Tour

2000 The Remodelers Redux was the predecesor to the Home Remodeling Showcase

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Joe Robson was the inaugural Chairman for the Total Resource Campaign in 2003.

Recipients of the OSU scholarship fund

Lindsay Perkins 2005 Scholarship Established

First Owasso Chapter Home Show

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2003

2000’s

First Total Resource Campaign

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2007

2006

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Membership Chairwoman Jennifer Boczar-Ashley

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2007

Membership Milestone: 1213 Members

2008

Largest POH 195 Homes

2008

First Grand Lake Gala of Homes

2009

Joe Robson Inducted as NAHB Chair

2009

Green Blitz/ Appetite for Construction Established

GreenBlitz/Appetite for Construction established as annual charitable fundraiser

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HBA Branding Campaign Initiated HBA Charitable Foundation Established

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2012

2013

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2010’s

40Below Council Established

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2011

Building Renovation

2015

Mike Fretz Event Center Established

2015

Evening of Giving Established

2015

Open the Door in 24 Build

2016

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Habitat Build

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PAST PRESIDENTS

Roy Morgan 1945

Robert Adams 1946

Oliver Black 1947

Otis Nidiffer 1948

Vernon Mudd 1949

Virgil Ray 1950

I.A. Jacobson 1951

Eddie Skaistis 1952

Ed Rice 1953

Edward Cohen 1954

Fred Swanda 1955

Andy Latch 1956

Larry Milam 1957

Jim Nuckolls 1958

Ramon King 1959

Bill McPartland 1960

LLoyd Creekmore 1961

Morris Turner 1942, 1943, 1944

W.O.(Buddy) McCune 1962

Ray Dotson 1963 75th Anniversary 2017

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PAST PRESIDENTS

Robert Latch 1964

Dick Nearing 1965

Donald Herrington 1966

D. Wayne Hood 1967

Charles Gilmore 1968

Bob Zschach 1969

John Meek 1970

Charles Arlen 1971

I. N. Berman 1972

R.C. Dickenson 1973

Wayne Cozort 1974

Roger Hardesty 1975

William Martin 1976

Charles Poole 1977

Charles Murphy 1978

Ted Klein 1979

Ira Crews, Jr. 1980

Sam Hollinger 1981

Les Isbell 1982

Dale Fousel 1983

PAST PRESIDENTS

Ken Klein 1985

Howard Kelsey 1986

David Gordon 1987

Steve Fulps 1988

R.A. Ellison 1989

Rick Martin 1990

Joe Robson 1991, 1992

Vern Suess 1993

Stephen Murphy 1994

Lindsay Perkins 1995

Rex Alexander 1996

Tom Wenrick 1997

Bill Rhees 1998

Steve Harris 1999

Linda Johnson 2000

Calvin Cozort 1984

Ed Schermerhorn 2001

Philip R. Rhees 2002

Bill Cassetty 2003

Greg Simmons 2004 2017 75th Anniversary

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PAST PRESIDENTS

Wayne Farabough 2005

David Blackburn 2006

Glenn Shaw 2007

Brian D. Wiggs 2008

Brandon Perkins 2009

Gary Soderstrom 2010

Rob Miles 2011

Bill Butts 2012

Jeffrey Smith 2013

Brandon T. Jackson 2014

Allen Jenkins 2015

Peter Grant 2017

Brandon L. Jackson 2016

MEMBERSHIP CHAIRS 1957 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982

Bob Zschach Charles Arlen D.T. Meek, Jr. Lloyd Creekmore Bill Causey Bill Causey Homer Herrington Bill Causey Bill Causey Bill Causey Bill Causey Bill Causey W.N. Anderson Ted Klein Burr Kannady John Kirkland Burr Kannady Ron Sipes

1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000

Frank Sanders Richard Behar Gayle Nale Larry Halve Mike Allen Burr Kannady Frank Sanders Steve Goins John Brawley Lora Phillips Russ Keller Lana Nelson Lana Nelson Lora Phillips John Brawley Kristin King Mary Keane Joe Hoffman

2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Francine Bandy Amy Bailie Patti Ledford Kristin King Linda Nurnberger Cheryl Funk Jennifer Ashley Candis Bingham Lantz Day Mary Pearce Mark Priess Scott Wood Rita Boggs Tricia Stafford Mary Pearce Lantz Day Weldon Bowman

SPIKE OF THE YEAR Nominees are Spike Members who have recruited at least one new member within the year.

1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002

Howard Kelsey John Kirkland Frank Sanders Lynn Freeman Terry Davis Burr Kannady Linda Nurnberger Steve Goins Lana Nelson Joe Robson Lora Phillips John Brawley Joe Hoffman Bob Gibson Francine Bandy Phil Rhees

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Bill Cassetty Kristin King Doug Shrout Darrell Jenkins Jennifer Ashley Mark Priess Scott Wood Dave Sanders Roger Cooper John Madden Allen Jenkins Rodger Tucker Mary Pearce Mike Fournier Briana Ross

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CHAIRS 1955 Andy Latch 1956 Jim Nuckolls 1957 W. Guy Osborn 1958 Ramon King 1959 William J. “Bill” McPartland

1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969

Ray E. Dotson Bob Latch Vernon E. Mudd Don Herrington Don Herrington Wayne Hood John Meek Joe Dunham Robert B. Jones

1970 Elmer Anderson 1971 Elmer Anderson 1972 Elmer Anderson 1973 Ira Crews, Jr. 1974 Bill Martin 1976 Harry Jacobs, Jr. 1977 Calvin Cozort 1978 Frank Ski & Dallas Rose 1979 Dallas Rose &

Frank Ski

1981 Ira Crews 1985 Lindsay Perkins 1986 David Gordon 1987 David Gordon 1988 Rick Ellison & Linda Johnson 1989 Rick Martin & Terri Plummer

1990 Joe Robson & Lois Lebovich 1991 Rich Rapin & Lora Phillips 1992 Stephen Murphy & Lana Nelson 1993 Linsday Perkins & Ron Carter 1994 Rex Alexander 1995 Rex Alexander 1996 Tom Wenrick 1997 William B. “Bill” Rhees, II 1998 Steve Harris 1999 Linda Johnson 2000 Ed Schermerhorn 2001 Philip R. “Phil” Rhees 2002 Bill Cassetty 2003 Greg Simmons 2004 Wayne Farabough 2005 David Blackburn 2006 Glenn Shaw 2007 Brian D. Wiggs 2008 Brandon Perkins 2009 Rob Miles

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Bill Butts Jeffrey Smith Brandon T. Jackson Allen Jenkins Jeffrey Smith Peter Grant Ryan Farabough Erin DeWeese

1963 Olen Creekmore 1964 Dick Nearing & Charles Arlen 1965 Vernon E. Mudd 1966 Olen Creekmore & Carl Hall 1967 Joe Dunham 1968 John Meek 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1976 1977 1978 1979

Al Osko Dale Crawford Wayne Cozort Wayne Cozort Frank Ski Bill Poole David Gordon Luke Arnold Stephen Murphy

1980 1985

Terry Palmer Bill Martin

CHAIRS 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1956 1957 1958 1959

Vernon Mudd I.A. Jacobson Eddie Skaistis Edward Cohen Fred Swanda Fred Swanda Larry Milam Ramon King Lloyd Creekmore Lloyd Creekmore

1960 Lloyd Creekmore 1961 Ramon King 1962 Ramon King 1963 Lloyd Creekmore 1964 Lloyd Creekmore & Olen Creekmore 1965 Lloyd Creekmore 1966 Lloyd Creekmore 1967 Charles Gilmore 1968 Lloyd Creekmore 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1977 1978 1979

Lloyd Creekmore Lloyd Creekmore Lloyd Creekmore Roger Hardesty Roger Hardesty Jerry Seinsintaffar Larry Halve Ron Sipes

1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989

Frank Sanders Richard Behar Burr Kannady Ted Dubie Rick Martin Ken Mosley Gary Hale Steve Goins Russ Keller Lynn Walker

1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999

Jim Brown Lois Lebovich Larry Halve Melanie Haines Joe Hoffman Dub Jester Linda Nurnberger Lana Nelson Lora Phillips David Graham

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

Jerry Ledford, Jr. Patti Ledford Francine Bandy Ron Carter Tom McHenry Scott Wood Rick Liebman Cheryl Funk Jennifer Ashley Vince Mims

2010

2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

John Kiska

Mary Pearce Rick Shoemaker Scott Gideon Zelda Garrison Mark Priess Janet Holt John Madden

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In 1989, the Association began recognizing home builders who made the best use of Associate members in constructing their homes. Each year, many worthy companies enter projects for consideration which are then analyzed by an accounting firm to determine what projects used the highest percentage of goods or services by HBA members.

This award symbolizes the importance of the teamwork between the contractor and subcontractor and how very important it is when building a new home to use only qualified craftsmen and suppliers‌our Associate Members.

1989 1990

1991 1992 1993 1994

1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002

Rick Martin - Renovations, Inc. Rick Ellison & Linda Johnson Chesapeake Building Co. Steve Murphy - Murphy Resources, Inc. Rex Alexander - Alexander Enterprises Vern Suess - General Properties Bill and Phil RheesBMI Construction Co., Inc. Steve Harris - MC Corporation Lynn Freeman- Freeman Construction Jim Beale - Beale Company Builders, Inc. Bill Rhees - BMI Properties, LLC Bob Ginson - B & B Custom Homes Bill Cassetty - Billy Cassetty Company Brian D. Wiggs - Murphy Resources Sharon Robinson - Waterford Homes

2003 Wayne Farabough - Perfections Homes, LLC 2004 Bill, Phil & Matt Rhees - BMI Properties, LLC 2005 Barry Helms - Renovations by Helms, Inc. 2006 David Blackburn - Classe’ Homes 2007 Ryan Farabough - Perfections Homes, LLC 2008 Philip Rhees - BMI Properties, LLC 2009 Scott Collingwood & Jeffrey Smith CedarRock Homes, LLC 2010 Steve Wright - Castlerock Builders 2011 John Madden - J. Madden Homes 2012 Philip Rhees - BMI Properties, LLC 2013 Peter Grant - Grant Homes Remodel &

Restoration 2014 Jeffrey Smith - CedarRock Homes, LLC 2015 Barry Helms - Renovations by Helms, Inc. 2016 John Madden - J. Madden Homes 2017 Mike Fournier - The Sonrise Companies

ASSOCIATE OF THE YEAR

Honors an Associate member who has demonstrated exemplary service to the Association over the past 12 months.

1976 1977

1978 1979

1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986

1987 1988

Ron Sipes Richard Behar and Jerry Sensintaffar Bill Gale and Larry Halve Burr Kannady and Ron Sipes Lee Hughes Bill Gale Frank Sanders Burr Kannady Gayle Nale Ted Dubie and Steve Goins Linda Johnson and Don Walker Dennis Bond John Brawley

1989 1990 1991

1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

Lynn Walker Jim Brown Lois Lebovich and Lora Phillips Larry Halve Russ Keller Melanie Haines Linda Nurnberger Dub Jester Lana Nelson Kristin King Joe Hoffman Francine Bandy Dave Sanders Roger Cooper Scott Wood

2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Tom McHenry Susan Burch Vince Mims Rick Liebman Jennifer Ashley Mary Pearce Lantz Day Mark Priess Rita Boggs Jimmy Holmes John Kiska Rick Shoemaker Pablo Perez Zelda Garrison

BUILDER OF THE YEAR Honors the Builder member who has demonstrated exemplary service to the Association over the past 12 months

1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996

Sam Hollinger Charles Murphy Ted Klein Calvin Cozort Les Isbell Howard Kelsey Don Herrington Ken Klein I.N. (Irv) Berman Rick Martin Charles Gilmore Rick Martin Steve Fulps Rick Ellison Lynn Freeman Terry Davis Joe Robson William B. (Bill) Rhees Steve Murphy Lindsay Perkins Steve Harris

1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Tom Wenrick Darrell Jenkins Howard Tackett Philip Rhees Linda Johnson Ed Schermerhorn Rex Alexander Doug Shrout Bill Cassetty Greg Simmons David Blackburn Wayne Farabough Glenn Shaw Brian D. Wiggs Brandon Perkins Gary Soderstrom Rob Miles Bill Butts Brandon T. Jackson Allen Jenkins Brandon L. Jackson

PHILANTHROPIST OF THE YEAR Recognition for an individual who promotes the welfare of others and supports good causes.

2016

Lindsay Perkins

REMODELER OF THE YEAR Honors a Remodeler member who has demonstrated exemplary service to the Association over the past 12 months.

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Bill Cassetty Bob Gibson Richard Fredrick Ken Saltink Bruce Judd Barry Helms Fred Pruett Camille Helms Brandon T. Jackson

2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Bill Cassetty Ken Saltink Edward Kaplan Fred Pruett Peter Grant Peter Grant Barry Helms Kurt Barron Edward Kaplan

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DON HERRINGTON AWARD This award was established in honor of Don Herrington who exemplified the essence of the perfect Builder member; respected in the industry, honest, always willing to help and anxious to see others excel.

The award recipient demonstrates a long-term dedication to the Association and is cut from the same cloth as Don Herrington.

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Charles Gilmore Tom Wenrick Steve Murphy Darrell Jenkins Sharon Robinson I. N. (Irv) Berman Bill Rhees Lindsay Perkins Monte Dunham

2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Ken Klein Joe Robson Doug Shrout Howard Kelsey Mike Fretz Craig Thurmond Allen Jenkins Wayne Farabough Calvin Cozort

FRANK SANDERS AWARD This Associate award was established in honor of Frank Sanders who exemplified the essence of a perfect member; pure, honest, hardworking, and dedicated.

The award recipient demonstrates a long-term dedication to the Association with little regard for personal gain and a desire to see the organization as a whole excel.

2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Roger Cooper Burr Kannady John Kirkland Lora Phillips Ted Dubie Francine Bandy Larry Halve Lana Nelson Joe Hoffman

2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Dave Sanders Lee Sherman Rick Liebman John Brawley Mark Priess Scott Wood Lantz Day Weldon Bowman Dub Jester

YOUNG LEADER OF THE YEAR Recognition of leadership and service by the Association’s Young Professionals; members of the 40Below Council.

2014 2015

Cahn Wiggs Erin DeWeese

2016 2017

Weldon Bowman Briana Ross

OFFICIAL 75TH ANNIVERSARY PUBLISHER CONGRATULATIONS TO HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION OF GREATER TULSA!

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