7-26-2022
Jessica Sherrill is General Counsel for Oklahoma City Public Schools.
She was born and raised in Oklahoma City. For a very brief moment she lived in Texas but quickly realized Oklahoma was the place for her. She is a graduate of the University of Oklahoma with her bachelor’s in psychology and earned her Juris Doctor at Oklahoma City University School of Law.
Jessica is a transferring Rotarian and as she says, Rotary is a gift given to her by her mother who was also a Rotarian. Jessica was a charter member of the OKC Midtown Rotary Club, is a past president of the Northwest Oklahoma City Rotary Club and served as District governor in 2018-19. In addition to her service to Rotary, Jessica serves as Chair of the Putnam City Schools Foundation’s Board of Trustees.
She spends a great deal of time with her husband Jay and their two children, Hill and Ainsley. They enjoy travel and movies. In addition to staying active in their kid’s schools, Jessica is in the process of becoming a swim official to help her son’s swim team, King Marlin Swim Club.
Rotarian sponsors Mary Melon, Will Beckman, and Billy Bowden
Lexi Skaggs is Senior Director of Development at the Gallogly College of Engineering for the University of Oklahoma Foundation.
She’s called Oklahoma home since kindergarten and was raised in Guthrie. After completing her bachelor’s degree in business from St. Gregory’s University, she moved to Oklahoma City and fell in love with the metro. She went on to earn her MBA from the University of Oklahoma.
In addition to her professional life, Lexi currently serves as President of the Association of Fundraising Professionals Oklahoma Chapter and is passionate about supporting Catholic Charities and Canterbury Voices.
Her hobbies include traveling, hiking, and water sports as well as food, fine arts, and football. She especially loves a good “kit” project. If it has parts, instructions, and requires tools – she’s in! If Santa needs a bike or dollhouse put together, she’s your girl.
Lexi says her husband Justin is the greatest person on the planet. They have built a beautiful life together and she loves every minute of it. As she said, “they work hard and play hard.”
Rotarian sponsors Jane Jenkins, Christopher Lloyd, and Alex Kaiser
Jenn Krieger is Director of Financial Advisory Services with Weaver.
She grew up in Clear Lake, Texas, the NASA suburb of Houston before moving within Houston’s “610 loop” to attend college. She earned her bachelor’s in finance and her MBA in Finance from the University of St. Thomas, a small Catholic university in the heart of Houston. Jennifer and her husband Sean moved to Oklahoma City in search of better commutes and a family-friendly way of life.
She is quite familiar with Rotary as she is a past Rotaract Club President and member sponsored by the Rotary Club of University Area in Houston.
Jennifer loves tending-to and watching her herb garden grow and looks forward to expanding it after building her new home. Both she and her husband enjoy making gourmet meals from grocery store bargains and you can generally find her baking up fresh French bread and other loaves over the weekend.
Jennifer and her husband are expecting their first child in December and are over the moon!
Rotarian sponsors Kendra Robben, Sherry Dale, and Jane Jenkins
Cyndi Munson is a State Representative in the Oklahoma House of Representatives for District 85.
She is from Lawton, Oklahoma where her dad was stationed at Ft. Sill in the U.S. Army. Following high school, Cyndi made her way to the University of Central Oklahoma where she earned her bachelor’s in political science before moving to Nebraska to earn her masters in leadership education and development at The University of Nebraska-Lincoln. She returned to Oklahoma City in 2010 to begin her career at the Girls Scouts Western Oklahoma.
Cyndi is the first Asian American woman in the Oklahoma Legislature, is a House Democratic Caucus Chair, and is the House Democratic Caucus Leader-elect. She is also a graduate of LOYAL Class 8 and a member of Leadership Oklahoma City Class 31.
She is passionate about criminal justice reform, affordable housing, addressing food insecurity, and improving the quality of life for women and girls in Oklahoma.
Her many hobbies include running, reading, is a beginner rower, hiking solo road trips, puzzles, painting, and spending time with her nephew Jude.
Rotarian sponsors Julia Kirt, Jerrod Shouse, and Carri Hicks
Meredith Schneberger is currently Managing Principal at Huitt-Zollars but will be beginning a new role next week as Measurement Manager at Devon Energy.
She was born in Tulsa and was raised in northwest Oklahoma City. Meredith earned her bachelor’s in mechanical engineering from Oklahoma State University. Following her graduation, she left the state on military orders and completed post graduate study through the US Navy’s nuclear propulsion program. Upon completion of a five-year military commitment, she returned to Oklahoma City.
Meredith is the proud mom to three wonderful boys, ages 14, 10, and 8. She is especially passionate about children and mental health and enjoys serving the foster community and children’s ministries. She is also a long-time support of St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital, Charity Water, K-Love and ChildFund.
Rotarian sponsors DeShawn Heusel, Frank Keating, and Drew Edmondson
Byron Jackson is Executive Director of Possibilities, Inc.
Born in Lawton, Oklahoma, he grew up in Denver, Colorado before returning to Oklahoma to be closer to his grandmother. He attended the University of Oklahoma where he earned his bachelor’s in social work. He attended OU during the Barry Switzer era and had never been around a winning tradition like that. As Byron said, “it had a huge impact on his life.”
In addition to Byron’s professional life of service, he also is a transferring Rotarian and comes to us from the OKC Sunrise Rotary club where he was a member for three years.
When not serving the community, you can find Byron working as a DJ on the side. He’s been trying to retire for years but keeps getting requests. For those wondering, his DJ name is “Browngravy.”
Rotarian sponsors Joe Fleckinger, Wendi Wilson, and Paul Moore
John Raines is vice president of the Delaware Basin business unit at Devon Energy.
Originally from Wichita Falls, Texas, John attended Washington University in St. Louis. He transferred to the University of Oklahoma where he earned his Bachelor of Business in finance and energy management. During college, he interned with Devon Energy and took a position with them upon graduation. He went on to earn his juris doctor while attending Oklahoma City University’s School of Law in the evenings.
John has always enjoyed the outdoors, especially hunting and fishing. He recently acquired a ranch property in Texas and has really enjoyed spending time there with his son and improving the property for conservation. Beyond that, he also enjoys cooking and has recently tried his hand at coaching 5-year-old sports.
Rotarian sponsors Evan Walter, Heather Walter, and Heather Rouba Gardner
Marcus Sams is partner and principal designer at Studio Merge.
He was born here in Oklahoma City and raised in Edmond. He first attended Oklahoma City University and earned his bachelor’s in mass communications before attending the University of Central Oklahoma where he earned his bachelor’s in interior design.
Marcus enjoys volunteering for causes he is passionate about such as Children’s Hospital Foundation, Big Brothers, Big Sisters, and the Oklahoma Hall of Fame. He also enjoys serving professional organizations and recently served as president of the Oklahoma Chapter of the American Society of Interior Designers.
Marcus’ hobbies include anything water related! He loves to be at the lake, beach, scuba diving, and recently learned how to sail. He loves traveling with friends and family and trying to keep up with his dog, Lyla.
Rotarian sponsors Brittany Attaway, Jeanean Yanish Jones, and Jake Yunker
Howard Wickersham is Regional Sales Manager for Warren CAT.
Born and raised in the Midwest, he attended Lincoln Christian University, a small, private university south of Chicago and earned his bachelor’s in business administration.
After graduation, he moved to Carmel, Indiana with is wife. They lived in the Indianapolis market for 7 years with the Caterpillar organization when the opportunity to relocate to Oklahoma came up. After spending time in the state, they felt like this would be a great place to raise a family.
Howard serves on the Caterpillar Dealer advisory group for North America and serves in trade organizations including AOGC, OMCA, and OAPA.
His hobbies include golf, landscaping, hiking, gardening, and any outdoor activity with their 4 kids.
Rotarian sponsors Jeanette Nance, Lisa Synar, and Kermit Frank
Sunny Cearley is the President and CEO of Allied Arts, the state’s largest United Arts Fund.
Originally from Texas, she earned her Bachelor of Journalism from Baylor University and her Master of Journalism from the University of North Texas. She made her way to Oklahoma City in 2006 for her first position out of graduate school with The Journal Record. She’s spent the last 7 ½ years with the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber as Senior Vice President leading their membership division.
Sunny’s community involvement includes the board of directors for The Civic Center Foundation, El Sistema Oklahoma, and Leadership Oklahoma City’s YLX program. She is a graduate of Leadership Oklahoma City Class 30 and LOYAL Class III.
She and her husband, Adam Brooks with Candor Public Relations, love the arts and the outdoors. They were married in an art gallery in Santa Fe, New Mexico after leading all of their guests on a three mile hike the morning of the wedding.
Rotarian sponsors Kathy Williams, Deborah McAuliffe Senner, and Paige Williams Shepherd
Doug Schwarz is Vice President of Cooperative Business Services, a statewide commercial loan syndicate model backed by 7 local credit unions.
Born and raised in Okarche, Doug graduated from Oklahoma State University with his Bachelor of Accounting. He moved to Oklahoma City to begin work with KPMG. He then transitioned to WEOKIE Federal where he would spend 24 years before pursuing this new opportunity with CBS.
Doug has always had a passion working with and mentoring youth. He was an executive board member for the Boys and Girls Club for several years and coached youth baseball and basketball for 10 years. He remains an active board member of the WEOKIE Foundation.
Doug has been married to his wife Krista for nearly 30 years and they have 3 sons; Jarrett is a junior at OSU majoring in aerospace and mechanical engineering and Ethan and Tyler are juniors at Deer Creek High School. When not at a baseball game or track meet, he loves to fish, golf, and spend time traveling and at the lake with my family.
Kelley Dowd is Associate Director of Process Development at Cytovance Biologics.
Born and raised in Oklahoma City, she earned her bachelors in biochemistry from the University of Pennsylvania and completed her master’s and PhD in Microbiology and Immunology from the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. Following completion of her PhD, she began work at Cytovance Biologics and now leads a group of over 20 scientists.
Kelley is a graduate of Leadership Oklahoma City LOYAL Class 8, currently serves as a Leadership Oklahoma City Alumni Board Member, and is a Board of Trustees member for the Oklahoma School of Science and Math. She is also a transferring Rotarian who is a founding member of OKC Midtown Rotary Club and Exchange Rotary Club where she served as President.
Kelley loves puzzles, sports, food, wine, and the arts. She loves exploring new bars and restaurants, visiting art museums, experiencing musical theater, and attending sports events of all sorts. As a diehard OU fan, it’s been a bit of a struggle, but at times, she even enjoys accompanying her OSU-fan husband Troy Zaikis to Cowboy sporting events. When not out and about, you can probably find Kelley in her living room with her husband and their cat Fred, hanging out and watching sports on anywhere between 1 and 3 different televisions at once.
Rotarian sponsors Amber Shelton, Andy Rine, and Megan Law
J.W. Peters is president and co-founder of Solar Power of Oklahoma.
He was born in Stillwater and grew up in throughout the state ultimately graduating from Bartlesville High School. He returned to Stillwater to attend college and earned his bachelor’s in construction management from Oklahoma State University. Following graduation, he moved to Oklahoma City where he’s been since. After a successful career in construction, he founded Solar Power of Oklahoma six years ago.
J.W.’s commitment to community has included serving as a board member for the Civic Center Foundation and Allied Arts OKC and he has been recognized as an Achiever Under 40 and a Forty Under 40 by OKC Business. He currently serves as a board member for Oklahoma Renewable Energy Council.
J.W. is married to Casi and they have three children, Cadan, Cali-Kae, and Channing. In their family, they do what they do in order to travel with one another and experience new things and new places.
Rotarian sponsors Emily Lang, Ann Ackerman, and Dave Ortloff
Shannon Cooper is Director of Philanthropic Services for BWF, an international consulting firm assisting nonprofits advance their missions.
She was born and raised in Oklahoma City. She earned her bachelors from Barnard College in American Studies in New York City and her master’s in divinity from Perkins School of Theology at Southern Methodist University. Following three decades in nonprofit leadership positions, and living in nine different states, Shannon returned to Oklahoma City to be close to family.
She is not new to Rotary and comes to us after being a member in the Rotary Club of Tryon, North Carolina for two years.
Shannon enjoys spending time and traveling with family and friends, attending athletic and community events, and home remodeling with her son.
Rotarian sponsors Hank Bradley, Terri Cooper, and Jim Daniel
Joe Dorman is the Chief Executive Officer for Oklahoma Institute for Child Advocacy, a nonprofit that primarily works to influence children’s policies in the state and nation’s capital.
He was born in California but moved with family to his father’s hometown of Rush Springs in 1975. Following graduation from Oklahoma State University with his bachelor’s in political science, he began working for the Oklahoma House of Representatives staff. Joe served House District 65 as the state representative for 12 years and authored key pieces of legislation for education, public safety, and government accountability.
Joe is active in the community and serves on the Jasmine Moran Children’s Museum Board of Directors, Ground Zero Board of Directors, Oklahoma Intercollegiate Legislature Board of Directors and Oklahoma State University Political Science Association Board of Directors. He is also a transferring Rotarian having come to us from the Rotary Club of Bricktown where he served as President.
Joe collects comic books and has a collection totaling about 30,000 books. He is also a self-identified Parrothead and has attended 21 Jimmy Buffett concerts.
Rotarian sponsors Jeanette Nance, Lisa Synar, and David Walters
Susan Jordan is a Private Wealth Banker with Bank of Oklahoma, catering to high-net-worth clients.
She was born and raised in Oklahoma City and has lived here her whole life outside of three years spent in Dallas following college. Following her graduation from Heritage Hall, she would earn her bachelor’s in accounting at The University of Oklahoma. Prior to joining the team at Bank of Oklahoma, she earned her CCIM working in Commercial Real Estate and worked as a broker with CBRE.
When not serving her clients, Susan enjoys playing golf, working out, traveling, and spending time with her family.
Rotarian sponsors Will Bowers, Ellen Fleming, and Ross Plourde
Leann Farha is an attorney with Crain & Associates.
She was born and raised in Oklahoma City and graduated from Casady School before attending Rhodes College in Memphis where she earned her Bachelor of Arts in psychology. She returned to Oklahoma to earn her juris doctorate from the University of Oklahoma School of Law.
In addition to her professional life, Leann is a member of the current Leadership Oklahoma City LOYAL Class and is a board member for A Chance to Change.
She loves anything Harry Potter related, spending quality time with friends and family, reading, running, and spending time outside!
Rotarian sponsors Teresa Rose, Dean Higganbotham, Barney Semtner, and Rick Vermillion
Katy Leffel is the Chief Executive Officer for Skyline Urban Ministry
She was born and raised in central Illinois and attended the University of Iowa where she earned her bachelor’s degree in science education. Her plan was to live in Colorado, so she completed her student teaching there and worked at a summer camp. However, she met her husband while working at the summer camp and would find herself in his native Oklahoma following their engagement. Katy went on to earn her a master’s degree in Educational Supervision and Curriculum Development at The University of Oklahoma.
She loves time with her family, reading, hiking and being outdoors. Travel is a major passion of hers and she made it to all 50 states before her 40th birthday.
Katy enjoys supporting her kids as they pursue their passions and therefore can often be found cheering on the OKC Riversport Junior Crew team at competitions here and around the country.
Rotarian sponsors Emily Stratton, Lance McDaniel, and Stacy Dykstra
Thomas Lewis is the Government Affairs Liaison for the Oklahoma Municipal League.
He was born and raised in Oklahoma City as the eldest of seven children. He attended the University of Central Oklahoma where he earned his bachelor’s degree in accounting before becoming a certified public accountant. Previous to joining the Municipal League, Thomas spent six years as a field representative for Congressman Tom Cole.
He is a graduate of Leadership Oklahoma Class 31 and currently serves as a director on the Leadership Oklahoma board.
Some of his hobbies include going to the gym following national politics, trying to become a foodie by trying new brunch places and spending time with his wife,
Hope in their home near the Plaza District. Perhaps most importantly, they welcomed their first daughter this past October.
Rotarian sponsors Crystal Bennet, Bill Hughes, and Jeanette Nance
Bob Thomas is the Chief Corporate & External Relations Officer for Feed the Children.
He is self-proclaimed “Sooner born and Sooner bred.” His family moved to New Mexico and Texas throughout his childhood and professional opportunities later took him to North Carolina and Kansas before returning home to Oklahoma. He earned his bachelors from Texas Tech University and his Master of Public Administration from the University of North Texas.
In addition to his professional life, he serves on the board of Sooners Helping Sooners, the board of trustees for The Xenia Institute for Social Justice, and a board member for the Dispute Resolution Advisory Board of the Supreme Court of Oklahoma.
Some of Bob’s hobbies include primarily sports – tennis, racquetball, basketball, and football.
Rotarian sponsors Patrick Raglow, Jim Priest, and Janienne Bella
Blake Cherry is a Manager with Osborne Electric.
He was born and raised in Edmond and attended Southwestern College in Winfield, Kansas for a year to play tennis. After his first year, he decided to move home and completed his bachelor’s degree in organizational leadership from the University of Central Oklahoma.
In addition to his professional life, Blake is a member of the newly forming YNG chapter of Oklahoma City, YPO’s next gen group.
Some of his hobbies include going to the lake with his wife, Emma, and their dogs, hiking, traveling, attending football games, and spending time outdoors with his family and friends. Blake and Emma love doing home improvement projects and playing table games on a Friday night with family.
Rotarian sponsors Todd Edmonds, Matt Bown, and John McCharen
Blossom Crews is Director of Development at Oklahoma City Philharmonic.
She was born and raised in Atoka, Oklahoma and first moved to the Oklahoma City area in 1988 to attend university. She earned her bachelor’s in health & sports studies and her MBA from The University of Oklahoma. Blossom did move to the Houston, Texas area for some time before returning in 2008 to be closer to her family.
Some of her favorite volunteer work and causes include Oklahomans for the Arts, Oklahoma Visual Arts Coalition, and Arts Council of Oklahoma City’s Festival of the Arts.
Blossom enjoys visiting museums and festivals, wandering cities, and growing and arranging flowers. Together with her husband, Farooq Karim, she tries to keep up with her two Old English Sheepdogs, Iris and Poppy. Her personal life mission is to make life more beautiful for others.
Rotarian sponsors Terri Cooper, Marion Paden, and Emily Stratton
Julie Partin is Editor in Chief of 405 Magazine, a monthly city and lifestyle magazine for Central Oklahoma.
She was born in Tulsa but raised in Denver, Colorado before moving to Bixby, Oklahoma. She earned her bachelor’s in journalism from Biola University and following a year-long stint in the Walt Disney World College Program, she moved to Los Angeles where she worked as a reporter, spokesperson, and eventually digital journalist. Her family returned to Oklahoma City in 2017 for a better quality of life and they love it here!
Julie is passionate about her faith, family, friends and animals. She tries to stay very involved her their daughters’ lives and coincidentally is a Girl Scout Trooper Leader, Russel Dougherty PTO Party Lead, and Stonebriar HOA Social Chair.
She is an avid bird watcher, hummingbirds are her favorite, and has a dozen different feeders around their house. Julie and her husband enjoy traveling together and playing board and card games. She tries to read a fiction book about once a week and even hopes to write a novel one day. Fun passion projects she participates in is spokesperson gigs and comedic acting.
Rotarian sponsors Lance McDaniel, Michael Baron, and Christopher Lloyd
Alyx Picard is Executive Director of the Putnam City Schools Foundation.
Born on a military base in Spain, Alyx grew up in several cities before her father was stationed at Will Rogers Air National Guard Base in 1995. The rest of their family relocated from Milwaukee, Wisconsin to Oklahoma City shortly after and this has been home since!
After attending elementary and secondary schools in Putnam City, Alyx went on to the University of Central Oklahoma where she graduated with her bachelors in English-Creative Studies with a minor in Film Studies.
Alyx really, really loves cooking and all things food. Shehas a library of cookbooks to prove it! She is a dog mom of two rescues, Crowley and Castiel, and an auntie to twin 6-year-old nieces. She prioritizes building LEGOs, cross-stitch, quality time with her friends and family, and watching and recommending good TV and films!
Rotarian sponsors Jessica Sherrill, DiAnne (Dee Ann) Bryant, and Farooq Karim
Jennifer Stevenson is Assistant Dean for Advancement and External Relations at the Oklahoma City University School of Law.
She is a lifelong Oklahoman who grew up in Edmond and is a lover of education. She earned her undergraduate degree from the University of Oklahoma, her juris doctor from the University of Oklahoma as well as her master’s in library studies from OU before then completing an MBA at Oklahoma City University.
Jennifer’s hobbies include running, reading, writing, and visiting museums. She would love to spend more time traveling, hiking, and attending concerts. She recently ran her first half-marathon and full marathon in 2021!
In addition to her hobbies, some Jennifer’s favorite organizations to support include Positive Tomorrows, the YWCA, and anything supporting education.
She has two cool, smart, and kind children. They also have a large, sweet dog and two not-so-sweet cats.
Rotarian sponsors Carole Kelley, Tommy Grossnicklaus, and Jessica Sherrill
Gina Crawford is the Dean of the Kramer School of Nursing at Oklahoma City University.
Born and raised in Okarche, Oklahoma, she earned her bachelor’s in nursing from the University of Oklahoma, her masters as a family nurse practitioner from the University of Oklahoma, and her Doctor of Nursing from Oklahoma City University.
She raised her children just up the road from Okarche in Kingfisher before she began teaching in the nurse practitioner program at Oklahoma City University and eventually moved to Oklahoma City in 2018.
Gina is an avid baseball fan and enjoys attending Houston Astros games. She often participates in fun runs and 5K fundraising events. She enjoys being outdoors, going to the lake, hiking, gardening, and spending time with her family… especially her two grandsons.
Rotarian sponsors Terri Cooper, Ann Felton Gilliland, and Keith Oehlert
Kristin Killgore is Civic and Education Market Principal with FSB Architects and Engineers.
She was born and raised in Lee’s Summit, Missouri, a suburb of Kansas City. Missouri universities didn’t offer the architecture degree she desired so she explored universities in neighboring states. Kristin took a leap and found herself in Stillwater where she would earn her bachelors and masters in architectural engineering from Oklahoma State University. While there, she met her husband who was from Edmond. When they were selecting where to begin their lives together, the nearness to family made Oklahoma City an easy choice.
Kristen is President of the Commercial Real Estate Women’s Oklahoma City Chapter, Chair of the Structural Engineers Licensure Coalition, and Co-Chair of the National Council of Structural Engineer’s Association Licensure.
She enjoys outside activities like running, swimming, biking, and climbing… essentially, she never sits still! She also enjoys baking fun cakes for her children’s birthdays and coordinating their neighborhood swim team. Kristin and her family recently summited their first 14,000 ft mountain, Quandary Peak outside of Breckenridge.
Rotarian sponsors Dawn Byram, Cristy Callin, and Ashley Smith
Trisha Finnegan is President & CEO of Oklahoma City Community Foundation.
Born and raised in Louisville, Kentucky, she earned her bachelor’s with a double major in Business Management and Organization Behavior from Miami University in Ohio. She has also earned a graduate certificate in Design Thinking from the University of Virginia’s Darden School. Trisha’s career prior to joining OCCF this past July spans multiple sectors including work with social ventures, charitable organizations and fortune 500 corporations.
In addition to her very busy professional life, she serves as a board member of DendriFund and a board member of Community Foundations of Canada.
Trisha shared that family, friends, food, and fresh air bring her joy. Whether walking, hiking, traveling, or enjoying local restaurants, she loves exploring. Her work extends from her passion for investing in people. She is new to Oklahoma City and Oklahoma by choice and looks forward to getting to know native, long-time, and new Oklahomans through Rotary.
Rotarian sponsors Chuck Wiggin, Marion Paden, Marnie Taylor, and Meg Salyer
Louis Gasbarra Jr. is Vice President and Branch Manager of Raymond James Oklahoma City.
Born and raised in Oklahoma City, he graduated from Bishop McGuiness High school before attending Hanover College where he earned his degree in business administration. He returned to Oklahoma City following graduation to begin his career.
Louis is a member of the Oklahoma Catholic Archdiocese Finance Council, Member of Center of Family Love Finance Council, and Board member of Tri City Youth and Family Counseling Center.
He enjoys traveling with his wife, Tracy and their two children, Gabriella and Michael. Traveling to national parks and exploring the outdoors is always a family favorite. Louis says they also enjoy family golf outings, snow skiing, and long weekends at Beaver Lake.
Rotarian sponsors Joe Fleckinger, Billy Coyle, and Chip Carter
Stacy Murray is Wealth Manager at Full Sail Capital
Born and raised in Ponca City, Stacy Murray attended Oklahoma State University where she earned her bachelor’s degree in accounting and her master’s degree in accounting. After graduation, she followed her high school sweetheart to Kansas City where she began her career with Big Four accounting firm KPMG. In 2015, her family decided it was time to return to Oklahoma.
Stacy is active in the community and serves on the Audit Committee for Infant Crisis Services, Co-President Elect for St. Anne’s Society at Christ the King, a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, and a member of the Oklahoma Society of CPAs.
Stacy is passionate about her family, starting with that high school sweetheart we mentioned, Bryan Coppock, and their daughter and two sons. Together they enjoy trips to the mountains where they snow ski or drive four-wheelers. She also loves coaching her kids’ soccer teams, golfing and spending time at the lake. She returns home to Ponca City from time to time to spend quality time on her family’s farm.
Rotarian sponsors Nancy Hyde, Deemah Ramadan, and Sharina Perry