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APRIL 2018 PUBLISHER
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SPRING HAS FINALLY SPRUNG! As the last dredges of winter make their way out, and we can finally begin to stop and smell the roses, it’s also a good time to remind ourselves to take the time to appreciate our beautiful planet. While April 22 is Earth Day, here at OKC Lifestyle, we are celebrating the planet all month long with our “Eco” issue. Here in this issue, we highlight the people and places in our community who are committing to keeping this planet beautiful—from local farms using sustainable practices and eco-friendly organizations giving back to the community. But, you don’t have to be a farmer or business owner to do your part. Shop at the local farmers market and support local growers, visit local businesses who create eco-friendly products or even just start recycling.
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INSIDE THE ISSUE APRIL 2018
FEATURES 12 Planning for the Future Attorney Donna Jackson Gives Peace of Mind Through Estate Planning
20 A Rainbow of Produce Oklahoma Food Cooperative is Helping Farmers and Artisans Distribute their Products
26 Beautifully Unique + Eco-Friendly Incorporating Original Items into Thoughtful Design Transforms Home into Personality
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Good Times
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Around Town
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Local Limelight
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Driver’s Notebook
26 Open House 32 Giving Back 36 Lifestyle Calendar 42 Parting Thoughts
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AROUND TOWN
HOLT ELECTED AS NEXT OKLAHOMA CITY MAYOR
Oklahoma at the local, state and federal level, telling the story and expressing the transit
Oklahoma City voters chose David Holt as their next mayor in February's primary election.
continuing education for its members, ensuring
Mayor-elect Holt earned a majority of the votes in the primary, so a runoff general election is unneces-
the highest level of professionalism and service among transit providers.
sary. He will be sworn in as mayor on April 10, and
“Public transit is vital to economic growth
then preside over that morning’s Oklahoma City
throughout the state,” Nestlen said. “Our goal is
Council meeting.
to ensure policymakers and citizens realize the
The mayor is one of nine members of the Oklahoma City Council. The other members represent each of Oklahoma City’s eight wards. The council is nonpartisan, and members serve parttime at the head of the city’s council-manager form of government. The mayor’s annual salary is $24,000, and
impact of our member’s services on the day-to-day live of Oklahomans.”
WILL ROGERS TRAIL OPENS IN NORTHWEST OKC, CONNECTING LAKE HEFNER TO OKLAHOMA RIVER Oklahoma City’s first neighborhood trail opened
council members’ annual salary is $12,000. Holt will succeed Mayor Mick Cornett, who didn’t
in March as civic leaders cut the ribbon on MAPS 3’s Will Rogers Trail.
seek re-election after four terms. Holt is a two-term state senator representing much
Mayor Mick Cornett Cornett was joined by Ward
of northwest Oklahoma City, but Article IV, Section 8
1 Councilman John Greiner, MAPS 3 Citizens
of the City Charter requires him to no longer hold that
Advisory Board Chairman Tom McDaniel and
office while serving as mayor. He’s an Oklahoma City
other civic leaders as they opened the trail during
native, an executive at an investment company and
a ceremony along May Avenue near Southwest
a former city employee who served for five years as
Fifth Street. The Will Rogers Trail’s north trailhead includes a
Cornett’s chief of staff.
parking lot at Meridian and Northwest Expressway
OKLAHOMA TRANSIT ASSOCIATION NAMES NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR The
Oklahoma
Transit
Association
just south of Lake Hefner. Heading southeast, the protected trail generally follows the Northwest has
Expressway to the Lake Hefner Parkway. A cross-
announced the appointment of Mark Nestlen as the
walk gets pedestrian and cyclists across Northwest
new executive director of the organization.
Expressway safely.
The executive director is responsible for the day-
The trail follows Interstate 44 south as it wraps
to-day operation of the statewide organization that
around the north side of State Fair Park, then turns
serves as Oklahoma’s voice of public transportation.
south following May Avenue to the south trailhead
Founded in 1983, OTA is comprised of urban, small
on the Oklahoma River Trail system.
urban, rural and tribal transit members all focused on one, overarching priority: To improve the mobility and access for all Oklahomans.
All but two blocks of the 8.1-mile urban asphalt trail are protected. The debt-free project finished nearly $2 million
With more than 10.5 million rides furnished state-
under budget with a final cost of $11.6 million. The
wide every year, OTA members offer opportunity for
trail, the second of three MAPS 3 Trails, connects
thousands of Oklahomans daily.
thousands of residents, workers, shoppers and vis-
“Mark brings more than three decades of asso-
itors in the neighborhoods, businesses, hotels and
ciation management, policy advocacy and com-
more along its route within the growing Oklahoma
munication and marketing expertise to OTA,” OTA
City trails system.
President Steve Spradling, director of the OSU/ Stillwater Community Transit System, said. “Our
The ADA-compliant, multiuse trail is designed for two-way traffic.
membership is excited for this new chapter of the
The 7.5-mile West River Trail was finished in
association and look forward to becoming a more
2015 and was the first of the three MAPS 3 Trails
powerful advocate for public transit in Oklahoma.”
to be completed. Construction begins soon on the
Under the direction of Nestlen, OTA will continue to serve as the voice for public transit in
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13-mile Lake Draper Trail, the last trail included in the program.
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ATTORNEY DONNA JACKSON GIVES PEACE OF MIND THROUGH ESTATE PLANNING
WHEN IS IT TOO YOUNG TO START CONSIDERING YOUR ESTATE, YOUR POWERS OF ATTORNEY AND PLANNING FOR DEATH OR DISABILITY? For Oklahoma City attorney Donna Jackson, as soon as a child turns 18, those decisions should be put in place. She knows no one wants to consider the worst that could happen, but not having the future planned could result in more painful results, like probate, fights, court battles and more. From her earliest childhood, Jackson knew she wanted to help in estate planning and elder law. She remembers sitting with her grandparents' living room listening to them and their friends complain about how the government would take all the money when they died. "That just didn't make sense to me," she says. "I always wanted to be an attorney." However, while studying pre-law at Oklahoma State University, Jackson instead earned her masters in accounting and worked as a CPA for years before going back to earn her law degree. 12
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"To me, it's always been about helping people and about taking care of people," she says. "At the time, there was a new field called 'elder law.' I earned my Master of Law in elder law, but what I do isn't just for the elderly. It's about planning your future and giving peace of mind. Peace and empowerment is what I bring to people—a way for them to retain control." Even adults as young as 18 should have a written and legal plan in place to control what happens should the unthinkable happen, she says. As couples marry and have children in their 20s and 30s, they should also consider what might happen to their estate or their children should they pass away unexpectedly or suffer another life-altering event. "So many people in that age group have nothing in place that says who will take care of the kids or how to support the kids in case something happens," she says. "Everyone should have an advanced directive, a living will and people in place who are the health care power of attorney and financial power of attorney. If you want to maintain control after something happens and have peace, you should plan ahead and get those documents in order." Jackson, who has practiced law in Oklahoma City since 1988, specializes in estate planning, probate, elder law and taxes. She knows that estate planning can be difficult, but said instead of being depressing, it actually grants a level of peace. "Who wants to think about death, dying or getting sick? No one, but you actually feel relieved and empowered when you know you and your loved ones will be taken care of in the manner you want," she says. "We really need to reach the younger generation. Everyone needs to plan for contingencies." And while many fear that estate planning takes too much time or money to arrange, Jackson says that fear is unfounded. "Yes, it takes a little effort and money, but you want to make it a priority," Jackson says. "We can do it in two meetings sometimes. That's what I do. I take care of people, and knowing that someone is taking care of them gives people peace of mind." For more information, contact Donna J. Jackson and Associates at 405.840.1874 or visit OKCEstateLawyer.com .
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DRIVER’S NOTEBOOK
Cadillac CTS-V BOB MOORE CADILLAC OFFERS RARE GLACIER METALLIC LIMITED EDITION ARTICLE HEIDE BRANDES | PHOTOGRAPHY CINDY RITCHIE ON THE SHOWROOM OF BOB MOORE CADILLAC IN EDMOND, THE LIMITED EDITION CTS-V SEDAN IN GLACIER METALLIC SHINES LIKE THE GEM IT IS. Cadillac announced a new, limited edition of its CTS-V sedan to celebrate the 115th anniversary of the brand's founding. The special car is the 2018 CTS-V Glacier Metallic Edition, and only 115 of the cars were made for the 2018 model year. The Bob Moore dealership in Edmond and Norman were among the dealers to offer the vehicle. "This is special because of the color," Adam Black, general manager, says. "There were only 105 made in this color and only 115 made in general to celebrate Cadillac's 115th year. We sold one out of Norman, and this is the only one offered now in the state." Along with the glacier metallic color are standard illuminated door handles, dark red Brembo brake calipers, a carbon fiber package for the front end and spoiler, luxury package and 19-inch forged wheels painted with midnight silver pockets.
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The interior shines with jet black Recaro sport seats, a Performance Data Recorder system with Cosworth Toolbox analysis software, UltraView sunroof, rear camera mirror and user experience infotainment system. The true magic comes under the hood with the 6.2-liter V8 engine rated for 640 horsepower and 630 pound-feet of torque. A direct injection system fuel system partners with cylinder deactivation for fuel economy, and the car is fitted with an Advanced Performance Traction management system. The vehicle can handle conditions from snow and ice to racing mode through its sports mode, touring mode, track mode and snow and ice mode. Racing seats: Jet black Recaro sports seats,
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OKLAHOMA FOOD COOPERATIVE IS HELPING FARMERS AND ARTISANS DISTRIBUTE THEIR PRODUCTS
ONCE A MONTH, AND NOW ONCE A WEEK, LOADS OF PRODUCE, MEAT AND OTHER FARM PRODUCTS ROLL IN THE OKLAHOMA FOOD COOPERATIVE IN BUSHELS OF DEEP GREENS, REDS, YELLOWS AND MORE. Locally grown or locally raised and produced food fills the warehouse space at 311 S. Klein in Oklahoma City before being moved to various distribution points throughout the state—all destined for family dinner tables throughout Oklahoma. At the distribution points, families pick up their order of fresh food. With more than 2,500 Oklahoma-grown or produced items, shoppers have a cornucopia to choose from. Every item ordered and purchased comes from an Oklahoman who made it. “It’s the way it used to be when we relied on family farms for our food,” Adam Price, general manager of the Oklahoma Food Cooperative, says. “We offer anything you can find in any supermarket, but ours are made, raised or grown in Oklahoma by local farms.” In January, the co-op unveiled a new weekly ordering system in which members can order items starting at noon on Mondays until noon on Tuesdays with pickup on Saturdays. “We still operate as a grassroots organization, but what this means is that you can get the freshest items while supporting local businesses and the local economy,” Adam says. A SEED OF AN IDEA The Oklahoma Food Co-op began out of necessity in 2003. Local farmers and farming advocates needed a better distribution system to get their homegrown items to the public. “Distribution was one of the things not being addressed,” Adam says. “Farmers who sold food locally had either little farmers markets or a hard time getting their produce out there. Bob Waldrup, a local advocate, decided he wanted to source all of his food from local farmers, and he’s the one who brought all the farmers and ranchers together to develop this.” Farmers and artisans list their products for sale. Members who pay a one-time fee of $51.75 can log in, shop and place orders any time during the ordering period. “You can order herbs, dairy, meat, specialty meats, produce, baked goods, grains, bath and body products, jewelry ... anything that is made by local farmers and producers is available,” Adam says. “We have 15 beef producers, some pork producers, pasture chickens, local tilapia … you name it.” CONTINUED >
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“ WHAT WE DO IS FUNDAMEN TAL LY DIFFEREN T,” ADAM S AY S . “ WE SEL L ONLY FOOD AND PRODUCTS EITHER GROWN, RAISED OR MADE L O C A L L Y. B Y S U P P O R T I N G LOCAL BUSINESSES, YOU KEEP MORE DOLL ARS IN OK L AHOMA .” SUSTAINABILITY AND SUPPORT Dustin Green, of Norman, is among the small farmers involved in the co-op, growing everything from herbs to houseplants. He also sells eggs from his small flock of chickens. To him, the co-op is about community. “I actually learned about Oklahoma Food Co-op through an older producer,” he says. “I lived in the city and had some backyard chickens and grew vegetables. I have a child who would not eat a fresh tomato out of the garden because he thought it was rotten. He was used to all those cardboard tomatoes at the store. So, I put my house on the market and bought a farm in 2011.” Dustin can sell his products year-round through the organization.
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“I like being part of a larger group because you have selling power,” he says. “Also, we can get our food all over the state. Think about the food deserts we have here. We are able to reach those places with fresh, locally produced items.” Today, the co-op has thousands of members, but 300 to 400 who order on a regular basis. For Adam, the movement is a true antithesis of big industrial agriculture that cuts out the small family farm. “The family farmer is a dying breed,” he says. “When you purchase your food from a local farmer, you know exactly who you’re buying from and how it was produced. They also create a better-quality product that is healthier for you and just tastes better.”
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SWEET POTATO HASH RECIPE BY LESLIE MOYER, SHADY GROVE NATURAL FARMS Serves 8 INGREDIENTS + 3 tablespoons butter + 1 1/2 cups leeks or onions, chopped + 2 cloves garlic, minced + Several peppers, sliced into thin strips + 1 large sweet potato, peeled and diced + 6-8 small red potatoes, diced + 1/2 teaspoon smoked Hungarian paprika + Salt and pepper, to taste DIRECTIONS 1. In a nonstick skillet, add all ingredients in order of ingredients list and fry until tender.
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OLD WINDOW An old cathedral-style window was used in the design of the pool house.
KERRI BENN, OF OKLAHOMA CITY, HAS A THING ABOUT DOORS. A nature lover and traveler, she also has a thing about rustic beauty and bringing in the elements of nature into her home. So when she used John Matteson Custom Homes to build her new house, she knew the design would be built around those special items she loved. Using reclaimed wood and repurposed items, the new home incorporated items that normally would be thrown away and used them as key elements. Not only is the home beautifully unique, it's eco-friendly. "We have traveled a lot, and we enjoy the outdoors. We like old things and repurposed items, so we purchased an old barn and
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The home features a walk-out basement and play area, four bedrooms, two indoor/outdoor rooms, a memorabilia room, two main living areas and a pool house. Kerri didn't want a formal dining room and instead incorporated a dining table and couch from Urban Farmhouse in one of the indoor/outdoor rooms. She used accessories like mirrors and high-wing back chairs from Reclaimed Warehouse to add touches of nostalgia.
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GIVING BACK
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ple lack a basic drinking water service.
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One Oklahoma City-based organization is trying to change that. Water4
that were normally closed to international humanitarian efforts.
provides clean water to developing areas by teaching local entrepreneurs
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This year, the organization has broader plans to work with dis-
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trict governments in places like Ghana, Rwanda and Sierra Leone
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citizens of those countries.
America. Water4 has drilled 4,133 wells since 2008.
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(CON TI N U ED)
Water4 is now looking at a district approach in Wassa East, Ghana. Although residents would be charged 3 to 4 cents per five gallons of water, the fee would help not only pay for the system but create opportunities for additional entrepreneurship. "In addition to the service and installation, we now have people who are employed as attendants who sell the water," Matt says. "They buy it wholesale and sell it retail, but at a fixed price set by us and the local government. We make sure there will be no 'water mafia' situation.'" When completed, the piped water system would service a quarter of a million people in Wassa, another quarter of a million in Rwanda and 150,000 in Sierra Leone. "This changes everything for them. Instead of standing in line for hours after walking for miles, they can easily fill up their water containers with clean, chlorinated water," Matt says. "The health impact will be tremendous. All this is done out of our offices at 10th and Villa here in Oklahoma City. We work with 400 different African entrepreneurs with our 20-person team in the city." For more information, visit Water4.org.
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1 National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum
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Lyric Theatre
Based on Alison Bechdel’s best-selling graphic memoir, "Fun Home" introduces us to Alison at three different ages as she explores and unravels the many mysteries of her childhood. A refreshingly honest musical about seeing your parents through grown-up eyes. The show won five Tony Awards in 2015. $25-$63. Showtimes vary. LyricTheatreOKC.com
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SPECIAL OLYMPICS SOFTBALL
WESTERN HERITAGE AWARDS
Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical Garden
National Softball Hall of Fame and Museum
Heritage Museum
Zoo Blooms is Oklahoma’s largest
USA Softball welcomes Special
The Western Heritage Awards was estab-
tulip festival with floral beds stretch-
Olympics Oklahoma, and 45 teams
lished in 1961 as the pinnacle commemo-
ing throughout 130 acres. A mix of
are expected to be competing in the
ration of the American West by honoring
more than 100,000 tulips, daffodils,
annual Special Olympics Regional
the legacy of men and women for their
hyacinth and other species create a
Qualifier event. All games will be
works in literature, music, film and tele-
spring blooming event that has sig-
livestreamed at USASoftball.com.
vision. The evening includes the induc-
nificantly enhanced the natural land-
Stop on by to watch the best
tion of individuals into the Hall of Great
scape of the gardens. For 2018, the
play in OKC! Admission to the
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zoo packed even more floral fireworks
event is free. T-shirt sales will be
Westerners, and the presentation of the
into guest-favorite spaces with addi-
sold
Chester A. Reynolds Memorial Award.
tional seating options for the perfect
the Special Olympics.
family photo-ops. OKCZoo.org
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PLEIN AIR PAINT OUT
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National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum
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24-29 FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS Bicentennial Park
The Festival of the Arts is a community celebration of the visual, performing and culinary
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SAFARI SOIRÉE
gether. Festival has been an OKC tradition
Oklahoma City Zoo and Botanical Garden
since 1967, considered a rite of spring and
Go wild at night for a great cause! Safari
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an average of 750,000 attendees. 11 a.m. to
nity’s support of the zoo’s conservation efforts
9 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday; 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
to help save plants and animals here in Okla-
Sunday. ArtsCouncilOKC.com
homa and around the world. Safari Soirée will
child for ages 4 and up; $20 per adult. NationalCowboyMuseum.org
include fabulous food, exotic drinks, rare ani-
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mal experiences, flashlights for exploring, live
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music by The Weathermen, a DJ and exciting
& Museum
prizes. $75-$165. 7 p.m. ZooFriends.org
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