7-14-2026
Amy Frazier is Founder and CEO of CNOW, Inc.
Born in Texas, she graduated from Tonkawa High School. She earned both her bachelor’s and master’s degrees from The University of Central Oklahoma. During her college years, she sensed a call to worship ministry and stepped into that role full-time in 2020 following a career in education.
In addition to her work with CNOW hosting events, she also produces and releases original music available on all major streaming platforms; Amy herself has released a full-length album and three EPs. She is also a graduate of Salt and Light Leadership.
Amy loves running and spending time with her husband, a fellow Club 29 Rotarian, Jared Frazier and their dog Howard. She leads a life of faith and enjoys serving our City. Some of Amy’s other favorite activities include singing, writing music, and playing guitar.
Rotarian sponsors John Wilkins, Ellen Fleming, and Julie Blatt
Merry Monaco McGinnis is Senior Corporate Counsel and Commercial Real Estate Advisor with Consolidated Capital Investments.
Merry’s parents, Lew and Jennifer McGinnis, relocated to Oklahoma City permanently when she was just 4 years old. She attended the University of Oklahoma where she earned her bachelor’s degree before earning her JD at OU’s College of Law.
Merry is the Webelo Scout den leader for Boy Scout Troop 68 and director of the John Marshall Food Pantry on behalf of Nichols Hills United Methodist Church. She is also a board member and secretary of Criminal Justice and Mercy Ministries where she serves as a recreation leader at their New Day Camp and provides monthly educational training on renting and housing rights post-incarceration to clients. She also serves as a TEEM Volunteer at Mabel Bassett Correctional Center leading a 14 week book club on trauma and resilience.
Outside of Merry’s many work and civic commitments, she is an amateur boxer and Oklahoma’s 2026 Golden Glove State Champion in her weight division and recently competed for a national title. She coaches weekly boxing classes on using boxing for emotional awareness and regulation at two boxing gyms, and runs a competitive show duck and chicken farm with her three sons.
Jim Buchanan, Chuck Wiggin, Bill Bowden, and Alex Kaiser
Kelli Mosteller is Executive Director of First Americans Museum.
Born in Texas, Kelli grew up in Comanche, Oklahoma. College took her to Oklahoma State University where she earned her bachelor’s degree before attending the University of Texas where she earned both her master’s and Ph.D. in American History with a dissertation focus on Native American history. Her most recent position was serving as the Executive Director of the Harvard University Native American Program before returning to Oklahoma.
In addition to her professional efforts, Kelli is a graduate and lifetime member of Leadership Oklahoma, an American Alliance of Museums member, and board member for the Oklahoma Museum Association.
Kelli is an avid reader and hiker. She enjoys baking to relax, takes several pilates and barre classes a week, and loves to travel. She and her husband have been caretakers of a feral cat colony in Bricktown and have TNR’ed 15 cats to-date.
Rotarian sponsors Jonna Kirschner, Victor Flores, and Marion Paden
Tina Hanna is the CEO of South Central Industries, Inc.
Born and raised in Ardmore, she moved to Broken Bow where she graduated first among her class of few. College took her to Shawnee where she earned her bachelor’s from Oklahoma Baptist University. She started purchasing real estate in Shawnee while in college and remained there where she thrived in both business and nonprofit ventures. Now an empty nester, she recently moved to Oklahoma City.
Tina is active in the community and is a member of the SSM St. Anthony Hospital Board of Directors, member of the Governors Task Force for minimum wage, Chair of the Oklahoma State Use Advisory council, member of the central Oklahoma Workforce Initiative board, and a graduate of Leadership Oklahoma Class 36 to name just a few. She is also a past president of the Shawnee Rotary Club.
Tina shared she is passionate about all types of dancing, belting out songs on a karaoke stage, accumulating spikes in water volleyball, and driving fast on racetracks. She loves adventures and competing in any feat that has a tiara as a prize. She also has never met a hat she didn’t like.
Rotarian sponsors Seth Paxton, Marion Paden, and Joe Hodges
Marlo Turner is Director of Gift Planning for Oklahoma City Community Foundation.
A fourth-generation Oklahoman from Jenks, she attended Oklahoma State University where she earned her bachelor’s degree. She has lived and worked in the Tulsa area until 2016. She and her husband Jay relocated to Sarasota, Florida for seven years before returning to Oklahoma. They now call Oklahoma City home and are enjoying the opportunity to be closer to one of their daughters and their family.
To enhance Marlo’s professional career, she has earned certifications in Effective Leadership and management from OSU, and Fundraising Management from Indiana University. She is also a Certified Fund Raising Executive. In addition to Marlo’s professional life of service, she is active in the Oklahoma Art League and Charitable Gift Planners.
Some of Marlo’s favorite activities include cooking, gardening, attending concerts and discovering great restaurants. She also loves to paint with watercolors and play Mahjong when the opportunity arises.
Rotarian sponsors Brooke Haneborg, Trisha Finnegan, and Farooq Karim
Ashley Wilson is the President of the INTEGRIS Health Foundation.
Born and raised in middle Tennessee, she earned her bachelor’s at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Her career and family life have taken her across several states including Florida, Kentucky, and Texas. She and her husband, fellow Rotarian Forrest Wilson, came to Oklahoma for leadership opportunities and a community that felt welcoming, grounded, and full of possibility.
Ashley has maintained a life of community involvement and is a member of the Committee of 100, the Mesta Park Association, the Association of Healthcare Philanthropy, Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority Alumnae, and the Association of Fundraising Professionals.
Her greatest joy outside of work is her family. She and Forrest have three daughters and two standard poodles that keep them busy, grounded, and constantly entertained! Much of their time is spent cheering on their girls at various activities along with the Thunder. They love to explore Oklahoma and when weekends allow, they spend time on their boat at lakes across the state. She also loves cooking, painting, traveling, and playing Mahjong. (Sounds like we need a Mahjong group in the club!)
Rotarian sponsors Andy Rine, Evan Walter, and Collins Peck
Lisa Anderson-Pitsiri is Donor Services Director at Communities Foundation of Oklahoma.
A native of Enid, she earned her bachelor’s from Phillips University before moving to Oklahoma City to complete her master’s from Oklahoma City University. Following a career that spanned corporate relations, PR and development roles, she first became involved at Communities Foundation as an advisory board member for the Women’s Foundation of Oklahoma and she is now able to combine her passion for the state’s nonprofits and philanthropic support.
Lisa comes to us as a past president of the OKC Midtown Rotary Club. She is also a graduate of Leadership Oklahoma City Class 40, a precinct official for the Oklahoma County Election Board, and an ambassador for the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber.
Some of Lisa’s favorites activities include spending time with her family, friends, and fur babies. When not serving the community professionally, she enjoys volunteering with local nonprofits, supporting the arts in Oklahoma City, and traveling – especially to Greece and Colorado!
Rotarian sponsors Lance McDaniel, Whitney Cross, and Melissa Pepper
Emily Callahan is the President & CEO of Feed the Children.
Born in Lawton and raised in Oklahoma, she attended Baylor University where she earned her bachelor’s and earned her master’s from the University of North Texas. She was recruited at just 31 to be the first ever CMO for ALSAC, the fundraising and awareness organization for St. Jude where she remained for 14 years. She left to start her own executive consulting and fractional executive practice with her husband, Jason, before accepting the role with Feed the Children and moving to OKC in 2025.
Emily is a member of Inter Action, the Greater OKC Chamber, and Committee member for the OKC Branding Initiative and has previously served as the Vice Chair for the Association of National Advertisers, and Vice Chair of the Alliance for Inclusive and Multicultural Marketing, and Founder & Chair of the Memphis Brand Initiative.
Emily and Jason have been to over 30 countries! They love supporting their children’s sports and can find them traveling year-round for softball and baseball and well as supporting them in school basketball, football, and soccer.
Rotarian sponsors Jeanean Jones, Marnie Taylor, and Steve Kerr
Saxby Stadinger is the President of Blackfin Development, a ground-up multifamily developer.
Originally from South Carolina, he attended Phillips Exeter Academy in Exeter, New Hampshire for boarding school. He attended Duke University for his undergraduate degree in economics and earth science – a combination that he describes as having no remotely practical application in the real world. He moved here to Oklahoma City for a job at Chesapeake Energy just 3 weeks after he graduated.
He is a graduate of Leadership Oklahoma City Class 43, a member of the American Association of Petroleum Landmen, and the Urban Land Institute.
Saxby is an avid endurance athlete and is a 7 time Team USA Triathlon qualifier in various multisport disciplines, a National Champion in Aquabike in Las Colinas, Texas and a National Champion in Sprint Off-road Duathlon in Austin, Texas. He also loves to travel. When possible, he likes to combine the two and find a brutal, physically challenging event in a faraway land from time to time.
Rotarian sponsors Christopher Lloyd, Collins Peck, Dave Ortloff, and Matt Richardson