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launched a website in the wake of
the recent announcement to help
Oklahomans better understand
the goings-on with the earthquake investigation.
The
website,
earthquakes.ok.gov, serves as a
public resource dedicated to sharing research, regulations, updates
and news related to the recent
quakes.
The launch came the same
day as the release of the OGS
announcement, and will be continuously updated with the latest
data, studies, developments and
proposed actions in response to
the earthquakes.
This website will help provide Oklahomans with up-to-date
and timely information about our
ongoing earthquake response,
Fallin said in a press release.
I appreciate the work of
the Coordinating Council and
the state agencies, universities,
industry and environmental
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Baker
Sipes of Shawnee, Sarah and
Kaylee Brown of Hartshorne,
Rebecca and Nate Ford of
Jenks; great-grandchildren,
Bretlea Layne Bolles and
Khylen Valence; numerous
nieces, nephews and cousins
and a host of other family and
friends.
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125,000 hours of their personal
time volunteering.
Im incredibly proud to see
hundreds of employees receive
recognition for their volunteer
service, said Jan Collier,
vice president and general
manager for AT&T Oklahoma
and Arkansas. Wed like to
congratulate our PVSA recipients and thank them for their
commitment to improving the
communities where they live
and work.
Employees
participated
in activities such as mentoring students online in science
and math, cleaning up local
parks, or traveling overseas
to meet the needs of people
in a country far away. Here in
Oklahoma, employees donated
their time to charities and organizations across the state.
Over time, these moments
of giving can add up to millions of service hours. AT&T
employees and retirees volunteered more than 5.6 million
hours in 2014 alone.
PVSA is an initiative of the
Corporation for National and
Community Service (CNCS)
and is administered by Points
of Light. With a shared mission of inspiring more to serve
the public, PVSA celebrates
the impact we can all make in
bettering our world. The award
is available on an annual basis
and is an honor that every
American from youth to
seniors can receive and be
recognized by our nations
president for their volunteer
efforts.
To be eligible for the award,
AT&T submits a record of
employees annual volunteer
service hours to be verified
and considered.
The full list of Oklahoma
honorees is as follows:
Ann Bornholdt
Allen Cox
Aaron Elliott
Amber Hastings
Ayub Munyenye

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while each department worked

Andrew Washburn
Bridget Shavers
Brent Benson
Brian Gordon
Brian Mayo
Brenda Feist
Bobby Sayre
Christopher Barfuss
Clora Farmer
Cinthya Allen
Christopher Frazer
Christina Kempster-Edgar
Debra Acker
Donald Eckhoff
Duston Hatten
Diane McGrath
Daniel McMahon
David Taylor
Deborah Watson
Donna Williams
Erik Kendall
Edith Weaver
Gerald Bayliss Jr
Hassan Hemani
Jackie Bledsoe
Dale Ingram
Jason Kindrick
Jan Moran
James Morgan
Joylee Owings
Jeffery Riddle
Janene Latta
Kolin Jones
Kathy Privett
Kenneth Willman
Marcy Erickson
Michael Cavanaugh
Max Leach
Mary Montgomery
Peter Alavanja
Paige Anderson
Richard Dreese
Rachel Ragsdale
Robyn Rush
Randy Rosson
Robert Morrison
Sarah Faw Faw
Sarah Harris
Sylvester Thabit
Samantha Valentino
Sara Weaver
Tammy Crawford
Tomika Gray
Tara Cabaniss
Teresa Simpson
Victoria Munoz
Vivyan Strong
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George Stone
George Herbert Herbie
Stone, 71 of Charleston, W.
VA went to be with the Lord
on April 18th, 2015.
He was born Sept. 12,
1943 in Slippery Rock, Pa. to
the late George Stone Sr. and
Roxie Jones Stone Davis.
He is preceded in death by,
wife Sandra Maston Stone of
40 years; stepfather Robert
Davis; and brothers Roger,
Tommy, Roy Stone and
Randy Davis.
He is survived by his loving
family: wife Donna Stone;
daughters Teresa (David)
Sheppard and Pamela Stone
of Oklahoma; sisters Sandy
(George) Burns, Iris Stone
(sister-in-law);
brothers
Frankie, Terry (Anne) Stone,
Clinton (Joyce) Stone and
Phil (Judy) Ball; grandchildren
Kasey Sheppard, Chris Stone,
Joey Devivo, Sabrina Mayabb,
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Wayne Fuqua

H. Wayne Wire Fuqua

passed away September 27,
2014 at his home in San Jose,
Calif.
His wife, children and
grandchildren
were
by
his side. Wayne was born
Harold Wayne Fuqua on
Nov. 11, 1935.
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born to Robert Bob and
Tessie Hall Fuqua (and their