David Page, special projects editor of The Journal Record, will be among nine journalists inducted into the Oklahoma Journalism Hall of Fame on May 13. Others to be inducted are Gloria G. Brown, editor of the Perry Daily Journal; Jeff Dixon, photographer for the Lawton Constitution; Arnold Hamilton, formerly of the Dallas Morning News, now of the Oklahoma Observer; Joan Henderson, publisher of Oklahoma Today; Michael R. Jones of the Tulsa World; the late Jim Standard, executive editor of The Oklahoman; Keith Swezey, broadcast professor at the University of Central Oklahoma; and the late Larry R. Wade, publisher of the Elk City Daily News.
Keith & Keith Funeral Home YAKIMA - Wade Adams, 75, passed away from a short battle (we thank the lord it was short) with lung cancer on June 25, 2010. Born December 10, 1934 in Baker, Oregon. He moved to Yakima in 1940 with his mom, dad and 2 sisters. Wade graduated from Yakima High in 1955 and joined the US Marines. He was very proud that he served his country as a Marine. After being discharged from active duty he remained in the reserves. He worked at Rogers Super Tread and Brimmer Tire shops. He had many interests, from being on the pit crew of auto racing to racing his cycle on flat track. At night he would moonlight as a projectionist at one of the theaters and then quit the tire recapping to work for Mercy Enterprises full time and was there until his death.
Marriages The following people applied for marriage licenses in Putnam County between Aug. 18 and Sept. 1: Tandy L. Asbury III, 24, of Fraziers Bottom and Stacy Dawn Witt, 29, of Winfield Michael Jason Hanson, 37, and Jill Catherine Dorey, 34, both of Scott Depot Dwayne Scott Harper, 46, and Susan Annette Hughes, 40, both of Hurricane Dennis Lee Barker, 41, and Cheryl Teresa Gowen, 44, both of Hurricane Robert Lee Hill, 29, and Susan Ann Legg, 23, both of Buffalo Millard Keith Elliott, 44, of Genoa, and Brianna Marie Walker, 34, of Winfield Adam Wade Chapman, 26, of Eleanor, and Tara Lynette Lewis, 26, of Red House Jonathan Ellwood Bush, 42, and Crystal Gail Bush, 34, both of Nitro Jeremy Andrew Hoops, 30, and Lesley Ann Wheeler, 30, both of Winfield William Raymond Oatley, 40, and Amy ...
The evening and the honor were truly special," said [Caroline Chambers], who attended Friends from grades 1-9, completing ninth grade in 1979. "Among all the life lessons I took away from Friends, the greatest lesson would be appreciation for diversity and treating all people equally. The Friends' culture set our minds to start from the vantage point of equality, not judgment. Judge [Damon Keith] received the Civic Leadership Award for his outstanding service as judge on the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit; commitment to civil rights; and community leadership. [Danialle Karmanos] received the Friends for Children Award as the founder of "Danialle Karmanos' Work It Out," a nonprofit program dedicated to the physical, mental and spiritual wellness of children. [Magg...
... received the honor during the 17th annual Wade McCree Jr. Scholarship Fund Dinner. Also honored d...
Keith & Keith Funeral Home YAKIMA - Wade Adams, 75, passed away from a short battle (we thank the lord it was short) with lung cancer on June 25, 2010. Born December 10, 1934 in Baker, Oregon. He moved to Yakima in 1940 with his mom, dad and 2 sisters. Wade graduated from Yakima High in 1955 and joined the US Marines. He was very proud that he served his country as a Marine. After being discharged from active duty he remained in the reserves. He worked at Rogers Super Tread and Brimmer Tire shops. He had many interests, from being on the pit crew of auto racing to racing his cycle on flat track. At night he would moonlight as a projectionist at one of the theaters and then quit the tire recapping to work for Mercy Enterprises full time and was there until his death.
Keith Wade Lester Sr., 49, of Dinwiddie County, passed away Sunday, Jan. 3, 2010. Keith was a member and deacon at Mount Pleasant Baptist Church, and an employee of Mundet Inc. for nearly 30 years. He was an avid sports fan and was active in basketball, softball and golf. He officiated at many basketball and softball games for church and youth leagues around the area. He was also a devoted fan of the UNC Tar Heels basketball program. Keith was very fond of his horse, Cisco, and his dog, Ranger, but above all, loved his wife and his children very much.
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