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Stansberry inducted to Western Oklahoma Hall of Fame
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PHOTO PROVIDED Stansberry inducted to Western Oklahoma Hall of Fame Mark A. Stansberry of Edmond was inducted into the 2009 Western Oklahoma Hall of Fame onTuesday. Also inducted were�eresa Mullican and Joe Britton, both of Western Oklahoma. Stansberry is shown above with Mary Jean Eisenhower, left, and Nancy Stansberry. The Western Oklahoma Historical Society's 37th Annual Western Oklahoma Hall of Fame reception and dinner was in Elk City. �t is a recognition of individuals for their contribution to the Heritage of Western Oklahoma. Eisenhower, granddaughter of President Dwight Eisenhower and CEO/president of People to People International, based in Kansas City, Mo., and Mary Fern Carpenter, sister of Mark Stansberry and author, read the citation. Among Stansberry's friends and family attending the event were: Eisenhower, Robert Hefner IV, Carol Hefner, Carpenter, Dr. L.V. and Pat Baker, Larry and Mary Jane Wade, Dr. John and Linda Hays, Dr. Joe Anna Hibler, Dr. Larry Minks, Ann Holloway, Richard Ryerson, Lucy Stansberry, Matt and Mandy Stansberry, Aubrey Kingcade, Eddie Moore, Deannie Rule, Tina and Don Bonner, Dr. Don and Marcia Drew, David Lawler, Anna Belle and Carl Wiedemann, Brent and Jenna Smith, Brian Maughan, Chris and Bridget Carpenter, Purcy and Tonya Walker, Chad Anderson, Gary Sipes and Kenny and Helen Burrows.a
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EDMOND — Mark A. Stansberry of Edmond was inducted into the 2009 Western Oklahoma Hall of Fame onTuesday. Also inducted were Teresa Mullican and Joe Britton, both of Western Oklahoma.
Stansberry is shown below with Mary Jean Eisenhower, left, and Nancy Stansberry.
The Western Oklahoma Historical Society’s 37th Annual Western Oklahoma Hall of Fame reception and dinner was in Elk City. It is a recognition of individuals for their contribution to the Heritage of Western Oklahoma.
Eisenhower, granddaughter of President Dwight Eisenhower and CEO/president of People to People International, based in Kansas City, Mo., and Mary Fern Carpenter, sister of Mark Stansberry and author, read the citation.
Among Stansberry’s friends and family attending the event were: Eisenhower, Robert Hefner IV, Carol Hefner, Carpenter, Dr. L.V. and Pat Baker, Larry and Mary Jane Wade, Dr. John and Linda Hays, Dr. Joe Anna Hibler, Dr. Larry Minks, Ann Holloway, Richard Ryerson, Lucy Stansberry, Matt and Mandy Stansberry, Aubrey Kingcade, Eddie Moore, Deannie Rule, Tina and Don Bonner, Dr. Don and Marcia Drew, David Lawler, Anna Belle and Carl Wiedemann, Brent and Jenna Smith, Brian Maughan, Chris and Bridget Carpenter, Purcy and Tonya Walker, Chad Anderson, Gary Sipes and Kenny and Helen Burrows.
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