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Currently the donors on the board are :
Woodcraft,
Ol' Texas Woodcarvers,
Todd Metal Buildings,
Architectural Accents,
Moore Designs. 

If we can get enough donors we will off set show expenses significantly.  We have had several new vendors requesting entry packets this year and these have been sent.  Your participation will be key to the success of our show.  We need members to sign up for a table and bring your work to show and compete.  We will have tickets available at the general meeting for the door prize and the raffle items.   You can buy tickets for you and your family and friends.  Also, buy a supply of tickets to sell to your neighbors and associates. 

  If any one has any questions please feel free to call me, Chuck at: ( 405 ) 496 - 9337

Ella Mae Flood, born October 1, 1917, to William and Nora (Drace) McDonald passed away May 23, 2008. She was born on a farm west of Geary, OK, but spent much of her life in OKC. She retired in September 1980 as an Oklahoma State employee. She served as an elevator operator in the Jim Thorpe office Building. After her retirement, Ella Mae enjoyed gardening, wood carving, and traveling throughout the United States with her husband, Willard. Ella Mae and Willard were members of St. Luke's United Methodist Church and the Oklahoma City Woodcarvers Club.

Marine Master Sergeant, Ret., Terry Nees passed away  in Edmond Ok, where he has made his home for the past several years.  He was 65 years old.  He will be missed in the carving community.

Booton, John Luton and Arlynn Mohr.  Elementary school children are presented with wood carving ideas and items that early settlers might have made from wood using carving skills.  Members also, talk to the children about our club and various carving styles.

Quimby Enterline, pictured on the right, hosted another Pioneer Days at the Edmond Museum.  Club members, pictured from the left are, Ruth