LI FE S T Y LE & R E AL E S TAT E OKLAHOMA• EDITION 14
SUE ANN
ARNALL
OKL A HOMA’S MODER N HUMA N ITA R IA N
CONTENTS Issue No. 14
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Sue Ann Arnall has transformed infamy into a serious dedication to public service. Through the Arnall Family Foundation, she is bettering Oklahoma and changing the future for thousands.
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TRAVEL: ICELAND
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TALLGRASS STUDIO
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ELMHURST FEATURE HOME
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ST. MARK’S CHOP ROOM
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WILSHIRE GUN: EDUCATION, TRAINING & SAFETY
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SPOTLIGHT: LAURA FLEET
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PHILANTHROPY: AUSTON ENGLISH
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A WES ANDERSON CHRISTMAS
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Photographer JD Merryweather spent weeks exploring every mesmerizing centimeter of Iceland, a trip he’d dreamt of for years, dining, soaking in geothermal pools and capturing its rugged beauty.
Christian Reed hand crafts beautiful leather bags and small goods one at a time, using vegetable-tanned leather for gorgeous results.
Spacious, luxurious and stunning, this home is an entertainer’s dream. With a spa-like master bath and secluded guest quarters, this home is beauty incarnate.
A sweet ode to a beloved father and Nichols Hills Plaza’s coziest casual upscale eatery, St. Mark’s hits all the marks: excellent food, great drinks and beautiful surroundings.
High-level training for every type of gun owner, clean, climate-controlled shooting lanes, a delicious café and an upscale bar make Wilshire Gun a one-of-a-kind, destination location.
A health care attorney for 20 years and a lifelong problem solver, visionary Laura Fleet saw a need for non-emergency medical transportation, and created SendaRide.
Auston English applies the lessons he learned about life from his father, and on the football field from Coach Bob Stoops, to his new roles as a group leader for Family Builders’ batterers intervention program.
A sophisticated, tongue-in-cheek, sartorial stance, perfect for dashing through the holidays. For him, and for her. For us.
Why own a house when you can inhabit a home? Spa baths, soothing soaking tubs, luxurious heated floors, gorgeous millwork and chefs’ kitchens, beautiful fireplaces, manicured grounds…you’ll find the details that speak to your heart among our pages. Explore.
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DELIGHT IN DISCOVERING A Note from the Publisher With every issue of Luxiere, we delight in discovering new ways to explore our guiding concept, and favorite thing: luxury. During this season of the year, as we bustle about preparing to host or be hosted, to gift or be gifted, I believe it is crucial that we remain aware of, and thankful for, the fact that having the freedom to give and receive luxuriously is in itself the biggest gift. In this issue, you will meet a woman who is surely becoming one of the great humanitarians of our time. Sue Ann Arnall, via her work with the Arnall Family Foundation, has set her sights on three causes: criminal justice reform, at-risk youth and animal welfare. She takes a pragmatic approach, engaging in research and augmenting the work of existing non-profits and organizations whose work supports the same. As she puts it “I have the luxury of time, and can really dive deep into research and community problem solving.” For Sue Ann, giving of her time for the betterment of society is the pinnacle of luxury. A delicious meal, beautifully prepared and graciously served, is a simple luxury that I’d hate to live without. The team at St. Mark’s Chop
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Room has come together in a culinary tour de force that is as relaxed as it is elegant. We take you to visit the Nichols Hills Plaza restaurant, and meet its patron saint, on page 26. The holiday season is upon us and at Luxiere, we love nothing more than giving. Our philosophy is always quality over quantity, and we’ve studiously scoured Oklahoma’s most interesting purveyors, bringing you a well-edited best of the best. May our ideas inspire your giving, and may your holidays be bright. Warm wishes this special season,
Stacy D. Johnson Publisher, Luxiere Magazine
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WOMAN OF INFLUENCE
When she sees a problem, she studies it, and then takes steps to solve it. “In 1980, the incarceration rate per capita in Oklahoma was 1/5 what it is today,” she says. Poverty and race factor heavily in who will be arrested, and in who will remain in jail rather than
Sue Ann Arnall is a public servant in the truest
bonding out. African Americans are five times more
and most honorable sense of the word, and she has
likely to be stopped for a traffic violation, and those
only just begun in earnest. This is a woman who has
stops are five times more likely to result in an arrest.
already made an impact for thousands of Oklahomans,
There is a terrible catch-22 at work: people who cannot
bettering the state of our state and indeed the world,
pay a monetary bond must stay in jail, but are eligible
one initiative at a time through her work via the Arnall
for a public defender. People who do manage to scrape
Family Foundation.
together enough to pay their bond are immediately ineligible for representation by a public defender.
As she enters a room, her quiet gravitas precedes her. Sheathed in a serious-yet-chic black day dress and
Judges can sign non-monetary bonds but had been
pearls, Arnall is vibrant, articulate and pretty, yet also
disinclined to do so due to pressure or intimidation
somehow the antithesis of what one might expect,
from the bail bonds industry. But, to quote President
given what she refers to as her ‘infamy.’ This is a woman
John F. Kennedy, “One person can make a difference
who walks calmly in her power, which she wields like
and everyone should try.” Arnall was able to work
a talisman, leveling the playing field, and working day
with Judge Cindy Truong to start signing (approving)
and night to create a world in which a fair chance, and
non-monetary or conditional bonds, which in turn
the hope for a better future, is available to all.
emboldened others, like Judge Kevin McCray.
Her daughters, Hilary and Jane, serve on the
The Arnall Family Foundation was able to further
foundation’s board, and their involvement is a source
leverage this shift by hiring two additional court
of pride to their mother. “We have focused our work on
services positions, tasked with writing bonds 24/7.
at-risk youth, the criminal justice system and animal
“Ray Vaughn has been wonderful, working with us to
welfare,” Arnall says, speaking quickly, as though she
add staff. In addition to the two court services staff,
hasn’t a got moment to lose. She is equally passionate
we’ve added two more staff who work under the public
about all three, and takes a pragmatic approach. “We
defender, helping assess the needs of people coming in,
don’t start new organizations, we find good ones and
and find them options for career assistance, education
help them scale up.”
or whatever they need.”
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Arnall has seen tangible progress. In January, there were 2,800 people in the Oklahoma County Jail. As of October, that number had dropped to 1,700 (it is now 1,600). Most of the people in the state penitentiary are there for parole violations, not new crimes. “A lot of the time, it’s a poverty problem,” Arnall says, meaning that many of the programs required for parolees are feebased. For an under-employed single mother working a minimum wage job with no car, attending a mandatory, thrice-weekly program that costs her $15 per session isn’t sustainable. Arnall helps find programs that satisfy parole requirements at lower or no cost. For her, solving one piece of the puzzle leads to another. She’s recently hired an attorney whose priority is to catalogue and evaluate the services, costs and outcomes of more than 100 programs offered in Oklahoma County, so that people who need them will be able to use them, while still working to better themselves and their situations. “I went to a program once, and a woman came in and fainted because she’d had to sell plasma to pay for the program.” For Arnall, like the great humanitarians who have come before her, inequities based on inescapable poverty, unfair systems and race are untenable, and she is using her resources to change them, surely and methodically, but the resource she find most valuable may come as a surprise. “Our police departments and courts are forced to fund themselves on the backs of the indigent. I have time. I have the luxury of having the time to try to figure it out, and so that’s what I am trying to do.”
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ICELAND story & photographs by JD Merryweather
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I travel to boost my creativity, expose myself to new cultures and, as I’ve matured, to seek out fine dining opportunities focusing on local cuisine. Iceland has been on my radar for years. It offers everything I love about going on an adventure and definitely qualifies as photography expedition. My Iceland 2017 became a three-week journey, true to the Anthony Bourdain style of No Reservations which not only included restaurants but accommodations, too. I rented a “camper” which was basically a van with a fold-out bed and room for gear. As I hit the road, my goals were to circle the island counter clockwise, seeking out some interesting landmarks, enjoy several of the top rated restaurants, meet some locals and soak in as many geothermal pools as possible, off the beaten path. Camping afforded the opportunity to roam without an agenda and truly experience the fringe. What I find interesting is that the entire island of Iceland would fit within the State of Oklahoma size-wise! A circling of the country is roughly 858 miles around on the primary Ring Road. I ended up clocking over 2,350 miles in my van over a 21 day rental. While that may seem like a lot of driving, every day was a new scenic picture book of rugged mountains and glaciers, beautiful coastline, pristine views back into fjords and back 14 LUXIERE
out to the ocean. I was enamored with the coast. Hours of driving on “improved” dirt roads was quite thrilling at times with the wind, the mud and no-guard-rail edges that fell for hundreds of feet into the water. The reward was rolling into a small, welcoming town with great eats and hopefully a pool. in the 9th century. Modern Iceland has coastal The Icelanders are very lovely English-speaking
fish farms and numerous active fishing ports and
hosts, so helpful with directions, insight and some
villages. The abundance of fresh fish is wonderful.
of the best suggestions not found in the more
I was intrigued by the lobsters initially. Smaller
creative guide books. I think they are proud of
and more spiny, the Icelandic lobsters have a very
their country and certainly enjoy showing it off
unique sweetness to them and they are prepared
and sharing their secret spots. Culturally, they are
with such creativity. Visiting Hofn in the southeast
rugged and adventurous (ancestors of the Vikings)
is highly recommended. There are several lobster
and really embrace the land.
houses there, but Humarhofnin Veitingahus blew me away with impeccably-prepared langoustines.
I researched Icelandic cuisine for a few months
Unbelievable freshness and imagination with
prior to leaving. On the menu for this trip was the
every dish.
“world famous” bacon-wrapped gas station hot dogs, with fresh and dried onions, topped with
The country is powered primarily by renewable
a remoulade sauce. Needless to say, I had a few.
energy sources. Geothermal and hydroelectric
Relatively affordable, super tasty and a known
make up the bulk of Iceland’s power and as a result
hang-over cure! Lamb is a staple, as sheep roam
it’s one of the cleanest places I’ve ever visited in the
everywhere. I had the most amazing range of lamb
world. The other byproduct of geothermal is the
dishes, served in fine dining spots, and grilled
fantastic natural pools, as well as the community
sandwiches on the go. The most outstanding lamb
pools that are a highlight of many of the towns.
presentation was by far the roasted T-bones with
The natural pools are scattered around the island
wild mushroom sauce that I had in Eastern Iceland
in some of the most remote areas. I visited more
in the small town of Seydisfjord at The Nordic.
than a dozen facilities on my trip and the highlight by far was the pool at Krosseneslaug in the West
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It was a top-five personal destination when I read about it six year ago in a travel blog. I drove 2.5 hours on dirt roads along some of the most twisty, muddy and wild shorelines, through Djupivik - a nearly ghost town remnant formed when a huge herring factory was built in 1935 and died five years later and it was raining and super windy on this remote trek. Upon arrival at dusk to Nordufjorder, both the gas station and cafe were closed, so on to the pool. Parking was amongst active hot springs and geysers, the path down the hill leads to the oasis. It was a 104° Fahrenheit swimming pool, built into the hillside, overlooking the rocky beach and ocean just miles from the Arctic Circle. It was everything I expected and better. I loved Iceland for so many reasons, so much that I’m already planning a return visit for 2018. It is an amazingly safe country with tourism in mind. They do a wonderful job promoting travel with numerous resources and an abundance of views and fresh air!!
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Tallgrass Studio, works his trade using leather tanned in a centuries-old process, a decision he’s made with the utmost intention. “I am focused on the materials and craftsmanship of each piece. I use vegetable-tanned leather, and I build for longevity. My bags are guaranteed for life, and will age beautifully.”
Christian Reed and the Art of Leather
His
use
of
such
beautifully-treated leather means that his creations start their lives a wonderfully pale shade of beigey nude, and as they’re oiled and used by their owners, they gain a burnished patina that only grows more beautiful with age. “They quickly transform to a rich, supple tan color, and if they are exposed to sunlight, they gain a reddish tone. Part of the beauty is what happens to the leather as it’s
As a youngster, Christian Reed and his siblings often spent
used.”
idyllic days exploring Tulsa’s Turkey Mountain, a place that captured his imagination, with its mysterious petroglyphs and
No dyes are used in his leather goods. “I hand oil each bag
acres of unsullied urban wilderness. Other days, his parents
with two coats of neatsfoot oil, and use solid brass hardware. I
inadvertently planted the seeds of Reed’s burgeoning career, by
hand set every rivet. My design aesthetic is kind of the middle
taking the children to a local leather supplier, and encouraging
ground between elegant, rustic and utilitarian. There are details
them to create their own moccasins or journals.
that are Western-inspired, like the spade shape I incorporate into handles, but I like to keep things very simple, so each
“We were always a creative family,” Reed says. “But I never
bag can be used many ways. Each bag will always have a large
figured myself as a designer. Something always made me
interior and another pocket, to make them functional.” Reed
gravitate back to leather, though. There’s something so tactile
himself will often use the same bag for a laptop carrier during
and human about it, and it ages so beautifully.”
the business day, and then fill it with camping gear when he escapes for the weekend.
As a college student, Reed studied fine art at a small university in Oregon, and it was during those years that he reflexively began
Each bag is made up of pieces that Reed cuts and stitches by
thinking like a designer, imagining how to create elegant and
hand, after carefully examining each hide and choosing which
useful leather goods, and created his first backpack. “Without
ones he will combine, and for what purpose. It’s not a quick
really thinking about it, I was solving design problems and
process, and that too is by design. Reed always has a few pieces
imagining how to piece things together. If I needed a laptop
made and on-hand but also happily fills orders, one by one, like
case and didn’t see one that worked for me, I’d make it.”
a true craftsman. “I like to think about what my bags will look like in 50 years. My designs are minimal because I want the
Reed, who these days handcrafts beautiful bags, backpacks,
bags to be relevant for as long as they last, which will be more
daypacks and small goods back home in Tulsa via his company
than a generation.”
story: Christine Eddington / photography: Chuyi Wen
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“I am focused on the MATERIALS and CRAFTSMANSHIP of each piece.” - Christian Reed
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There is really no way to describe the quality, style and privacy that 8501 Elmhurst Court has to offer—four bedrooms, five bathrooms and spacious secluded quest quarters. Soaring ceilings, solid-wood doors, and a gorgeous staircase greet you when you walk in the front door. The chef ’s dream kitchen, with butler’s pantry, Thermador commercial appliances, huge island, man-made marble countertops, and a large window over the sink makes entertaining a dream. The open-concept living space allows for myriad design ideas. The owner’s suite, with walkin closets & stunning bath feels like the nicest hotel. Two bedrooms with private baths and a cozy sitting area make up the upstairs so there’s plenty of room for everyone when they come home for a holiday. Designed by architect Scott Torode with interior design by Sees Design, there really is no place like this in the 405. HOA maintains yards, common areas, gate, & fence.
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ST. MARK’S CHOP ROOM: story: Christine Eddington / photography: Steve Voelker
The space is tiny. Intimate. Beautiful. Nestled on the north side of Nichols Hills Plaza, the neighborhood bistro has become an instant classic, at once elegant and relaxed, upscale and comfortable, which was precisely the goal, according to Drew Tekell, co-owner and director of operations and Jonathon Stranger, co-owner and chef.
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It’s an atmosphere designed in part to pay homage to the St. Mark’s namesake, Tekell’s father Mark. The Cordon Bleu-trained Tekell explains: “I moved back to Oklahoma because my dad was sick. He had cancer, and died not long after I’d made it back. In many ways, all of this happened because of him. My dad was a laid-back golfer. He liked the comfortable feeling of the country club, but not the airs. St. Mark’s is everything he loved, and you’ll feel comfortable here whether you’re dressed up for a date or watching a game at the bar in khakis.” When the concept for St. Mark’s began to solidify, Stranger knew one thing for sure. “Our steaks had to come from Ted Davis. He produces exceptional Waygu beef, and was one of the first to import a Japanese Black bull, in the 1980s. His beef is such high-grade Waygu that he has exported it to Japan for years, and Europe.” When the men talk about making a meal of one of Ted Davis’s Waygu rib eyes, it’s with the fervor of usually Both men embarked on culinary odysseys across the
reserved for sharing a life-changing religious experience.
continent and around the globe. After culinary school,
Seasonal sides include a variety of greens, and a house
Tekell spent time in Hawaii, Colorado, Nevada and
salad which changes according to which lettuces are at
Seattle, returning to Oklahoma in April 2016, while
peak.
Stranger took up residence in the Hood River, Oregon, area. He returned in 2008, and opened Ludivine,
St. Mark’s takes an equally exacting approach to its wine
Oklahoma City bastion of creative, locally-sourced
programs and mixology. Stranger and Tekell
cuisine.
bar manager and mixologist-in-chief Brent Buchheit
credit
and sommelier Eric Berumen with much of their The two men are also co-owners, along with a small,
enterprises’ success. Guests will recognize Buchheit’s
like-minded ownership group, of En Croute, the bistro
happy countenance from his time at Cheever’s and
and fromagerie next door to St. Mark’s, as well as the
the Powerhouse.
upcoming Italian place, Osteria, slated to open in the current Starbucks location in Nichols Hills Plaza, and
Berumen believes in offering interesting wines, in an
Edmond’s decidedly low-key skewered meat-based
approachable manner. “I want the list to be easy to
eatery, OK-Yaki!.
navigate, but also to offer wines from producers and regions that are underrepresented in Oklahoma City,
“Our goal is to make a positive moment in someone’s
without being too esoteric. Wine quality and volume
day,” Tekell says. “St. Mark’s is simple and comfortable.
available to the consumer is better than it’s ever been, but
We want to be the go-to spot to get a great steak for the
that can make the navigation and selection intimidating.
neighborhood. We love the Nichols Hills community
From a sommelier’s perspective, my job is to make the
and love that we either know everyone who comes in, or
experience less intimidating by giving the customer
we know their parents or maybe their kids. St. Mark’s is
guidance to help the process without information
refined, yet very relaxed.”
overload,” he says.
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SAFETY, EDUCATION & TRAINING WILSHIRE GUN
story: Christine Eddington / photography: Steve Voelker
Inside the imposing façade, in an otherwise demure strip of businesses along Wilshire Boulevard a few blocks east of North Western Avenue, is perhaps the most unique, multi-purpose shooting, safety and entertainment facilities in the country. It is the collaborative effort of a group of businesses housed within, and it has become a destination for marksmen, hunters, SWAT teams in training, companies looking for team-building experiences, and couples looking for a unique date night. Wilshire Gun actually houses three unique business entities, which operate together seamlessly to provide a safe, fun, engaging customer experience. It’s a compassionate, dedicated team, with the common goal of offering great food and drinks, entertainment, second-to-none gun sales and education, and a variety of shooting range options, while constantly teaching and modeling safety and respect. Tyler Miller has been a part of Wilshire Gun since its inception, and is now its general manager. Javier Leclerc and Sam Barnett own and operate the Caliber Club and Range Café inside Wilshire Gun. Steve Hazelwood owns the highly-regulated Oklahoma Machine Guns, whose showroom is inhabited by perhaps the largest and gentlest German shepherd on record, Thor. The Range Café is just inside the entrance, and guests are welcome whether shooting or not. “We do a heavy lunch business, usually a couple hundred people, from businesses located nearby. Our food is scratch-made, delicious, elevated comfort food, and most of our 30 menu items are on the table in ten minutes. We have weekly specials, amazing burgers and we’ll start offering our venison chili next week,” Barnett says. Barnett is an experienced restaurateur, whose endeavors include the successful Twin Peaks restaurants in Oklahoma and Arkansas.
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The Range Café
Caliber Club
to shoot and practice,” Miller adds. He also explains that Wilshire Gun has programs specifically designed to help women become comfortable, competent gun owners. The Gun Fitting program gives women (or men) the opportunity to test, hold and fire multiple weapons until they find the one that fits them best, reminiscent of Harry Potter finding his wand. There’s an important caveat, which makes all the difference. “Usually, when a woman comes in to buy a gun, a male is with her. And as males, we tend to try to take charge of the experience. So what we do is, we tell the husband or father, or whoever he is that his services are no longer required, and we work one-on-one with each women until she feels comfortable on her own terms,” Miller says. Nearly 90 percent of the staff at Wilshire Gun is made up of veterans, active military or members of Barnett and Leclerc took ownership of the Range Café and Caliber Club
law enforcement. “We pay well above the industry standard, and we are
in July and have since set about upgrading the spaces, which now both
proud to be a place for veterans and others to gain life skills, or to readjust
perfectly balance sophistication and comfort. It was a collaboration that
to civilian life,” Miller says.
started organically. “Sam and I enjoyed hanging out at Wilshire Gun, and we didn’t necessarily want to just shoot and leave,” Leclerc says. “The
It’s always a pleasant 72 degrees at Wilshire Gun, and the air is always clean
caliber Club as it is now didn’t exist. It was closed off, and very much
and clear, thanks to its massive filtration system. Ranges include the 25-
a boys club. We extended the bar, added the cigar room and TVs, and
yard, 35-yard, and 101-yard distances, each with state-of-the-art digital
created a full service bar, perfect for a date or a beer after shooting.”
target dispatch and retrieval systems. Safety officers are always on hand,
Leclerc is an avid car and motorcycle collector, and had owned a high-
and the entire team at Wilshire Gun is dedicated to creating a safe, fun
end accessory shop geared toward muscle car aficionados.
experience.
Tyler Miller is responsible for the operation of the shooting ranges, retail operation, safety, concealed carry and other NRA-curriculum courses, and the unique, homeowner defense simulation area, which features movable walls and furnishings, enabling people to safely train for real-life
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security scenarios in an exact replicas of their homes or offices. Miller, a former Department of the Army Analyst and current Army Reservist, feels strongly that the gun industry has (pun intended) shot itself on the foot in years past by not being inclusive. He takes pains to make Wilshire Gun as inclusive as possible, and he walks the walk. “The gun industry hasn’t embraced women, historically. It’s been hampered by old white guys who don’t want to change. Our owners were inspired by the idea of an upscale ‘guntry club,’ meaning a beautiful, safe, clean place for gun enthusiasts or people new to guns to learn and enjoy themselves,” Miller says. “With every right comes an equal responsibility. If you choose to carry a gun, you have the responsibility to conduct yourself in a safe manner, and
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story: Sherry Dale, Partner - The Mettise Group
What is SendaRide and how did it start? The transportation barrier – a significant hurdle to accessing health care. Annually, seven million people do not receive medical care because they don’t have transportation to the hospital or doctor’s office. In addition, 43 million Americans care for a non-driving senior. I co-founded SendaRide in 2016 to provide non-emergency medical transportation. As a healthcare attorney for over 20 years, I designed SendaRide for the health care industry with HIPAA compliant technology, understanding of the complexities of the regulatory environment and security features protecting the patients and providers. SendaRide provides the technology to allow a hospital, provider, health plan, independent living center or family member to book on-demand or scheduled transportation for someone who cannot do so themselves. We have a network of drivers that provide a concierge service for our riders. The drivers greet the rider/patient at their door – or hospital room – and escort them to their car. They also escort the rider safely inside their destination. Our drivers go above and beyond every day, making sure each rider feels safe and comfortable during their ride. While the medical community uses our web-based client portal to schedule their transportation our individual customers use our App. We also recognized a significant need, based on our own experiences, for families to enable their loved ones to have safe transportation when they may be unavailable. Whether their children need a ride from school to extra-curricular activities or their elderly parents want to maintain their independence even though they are no longer driving, we provide a safe, affordable solution. Our customers select their driver rather than having one assigned to them. Through the app the customer can “share” all of the ride details with anyone they choose. They can share it with the rider so they know exactly who is coming to pick them up, what they look like, what their car looks like and their license plate. They can send the details to their spouse or even their child’s school. Our most convincing safety feature by far is the ability for family members to activate the real-time audio/video inside the car and interact with the passenger during the ride. What are the growth plans for SendaRide? We are currently contracting with hospitals, providers and health plans in Oklahoma City and Tulsa with plans to expand outside the state beginning in early 2018. The medical community has not had a customizable, affordable
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non-emergency medical transportation solution before that also ensures they are compliant with the complex framework of privacy laws and regulations governing the health care industry. Once we introduce our features to hospitals and providers they are genuinely delighted and relieved to have a viable solution. Our growth is limited only by how quickly we can present our solution to the health care industry! Who is your ideal customer? We have two ideal customers: individuals and businesses. We have found a tremendous interest in SendaRide by individuals that are trying to manage a busy career and their family’s complex schedules. Many times, their children are going in different directions – and at different times – to sports, tutoring, music or dance lessons, etc. It is so difficult to ensure each child has the same opportunities when a parent is stretched in several directions. SendaRide allows the parents to manage their children’s transportation needs so they can experience life. The “sandwich generation” is also an ideal customer for SendaRide. Many of our aging parents are non-driving seniors - but adamantly want to maintain their independence. It is very difficult to take our parent’s keys away. Having a viable alternative like SendaRide allows our parents to maintain their lifestyle with dignity and independence. For those of us with elderly parents that are in declining health, the multitude of doctors’ appointments can become overwhelming. This, too, is an opportunity for SendaRide to alleviate the stress of leaving the office to escort your parent to a medical appointment. Lastly, providers, clinics and hospitals are also great partners for SendaRide. The medical community has not had a safe, efficient, affordable transportation provider that will not only bring their patients home from the hospital – but also make sure their patients can get to their appointments. Medical providers strive to keep their patients happy and healthy and integral to those two goals is the ability for patients to receive preventative care, follow-up care and therapies. What do you love about what you do? I have always been a “problem solver”. As an attorney and lobbyist, I have been able to tap into that talent for my clients. SendaRide has allowed me to solve problems on a much bigger scale. It is incredibly rewarding to know you created a company that is changing so many lives for the better.
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Describe your recent experience at the Women’s Start Up Lab. The Women’s Startup Lab is a life-changing opportunity granted to just twelve women from around the world. I was fortunate enough to be included as one of those women in Silicon Valley this summer. The lab is an intense, handson accelerator course that introduces female founders to the best of the best in Silicon Valley. We toured and learned from the founders and executives at companies like AirBnB, Evernote, LinkedIn, Apple, Match.com, Honest Company, NatureBox and Caring.com. We were paired with an Advisor from one of these companies or a Venture Fund to help us prepare our company for meetings with investors and navigate the complex ecosystem that is “Silicon Valley”. The intense pressure of the course builds over two weeks and culminates in a “pitch event” the last day where each female founder is given 3 minutes on stage to pitch her company to over a hundred investors and then answer questions from professional panelists. It was definitely one of those “sliding-door” moments that forever changes the direction your life takes. What advice would you give to a start up entrepreneur? If you aren’t invested 100% don’t expect anyone else to be either. Secondly, surround yourself with people smarter than you are. I have learned so much from those entrepreneurs who have gone before me. It is incredible how willing people are to be honest about what they did wrong and guide you in the right direction if you just ask.
Third, take advantage of companies that are designed to help entrepreneurs. For example, some attorneys will defer a portion of their legal costs for startups until they have received funding from investors. In addition, companies like The Mettise Group offer a one-stop source for most, if not all, of the critical functions you will need help with until you can hire full-time staff. I was able to contract with The Mettise group to provide CFO, Human Resources, Strategy and Operational resources. There is no way I would have been able to afford each of these individuals on their own but they are critical when expanding and explaining to investors who your team includes. The Mettise Group gives entrepreneurs the necessary clout, confidence and capability to move forward. How has your life experience made you the leader you are today? At the Women’s Startup Lab I was asked to come up with one word that best described me. I chose resilient. Each one of us experiences circumstances in our lives that will break us or make us stronger. One of the precious liberties we each have is how we choose to respond to those circumstances. I have chosen throughout my life to find a way around any barrier put in front of me. It is interesting that my life path of breaking down barriers has led me to create a company that breaks down transportation barriers for others. What is your favorite quote? “Far better is it to dare mighty things, to win glorious triumphs, even though checked by failure, than to rank with those poor spirits who neither enjoy much nor suffer much because they live in the gray twilight that knows neither victory nor defeat.” – Theodore Roosevelt
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“I always admired how Coach Stoops connected with us. He could read the emotions of the team and had high awareness of each player’s skills and needs.” Auston English recalls a time when he and his teammates were enduring two-a-days in the heat. “It was grueling and taking a toll on morale. Stoops came in and said ‘You think these last drills were tough? We’re going to make you run!’ And you could hear the collective groan. He said ‘Everyone run and get on the bus – we’re going to the movies this afternoon. We were shocked and so relieved. Stoops had a way of reading us and knowing what each person needed – and he enjoyed playful pranks.” Auston has carried that example of flexibility, humor and teamwork into his new job. As a group leader of the Batterer’s Intervention Program for Family Builders, Auston’s job is to facilitate group dynamics, closely watching to see what each person needs. It’s not an easy group. The Batterer’s Intervention Program is a 52-week program to teach healthy relationship skills to people who have been guilty of domestic violence and abuse, usually inflicted on the people closest to them.
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Auston’s own father went through a significant transformation when Auston was young. His father was raised by brothers and sisters in a tough environment. When he had his own children, he hadn’t learned the parenting skills to balance a career as a missionary in the field, a young marriage and children to support. “My dad admitted that he didn’t get everything right, that he would go back and change things if he could. But he worked very hard to overcome those early struggles. He sought help and spent a lot of time “I see these guys change over the weeks and months,” says English.
reflecting on the values and characteristics he wanted to apply to his life.
“They start to take personal responsibility for their actions and see the
He wanted to be a good dad. I take that example with me and see his
effects of their violence on others. They love their children and their
awareness, growth and change as a badge of courage. It’s incredibly hard
spouses and they want to be the kinds of men their children need.”
to change your life, but I see that it’s possible every day through my work with these brave people.”
One client sticks out in Auston’s mind. David (not his real name) came to Family Builders blind to the world around him. He was recovering
Auston lost his father two years ago, but now has the opportunity to
from addiction and had severe conflicts with family. His children had
apply what he learned from his father - those lessons of courage and
been taken from him. From day one, he blamed everyone around him
love - in his own life. It’s called parenting, Auston says, and it’s not
for his pain and bad choices.
always easy. Auston and his wife had their first baby in July. Michael Dean, was given his wife’s and his own father’s first names.
“That’s typical,” says English. “These are people who endured abuse during their own childhood. They’ve been taught over many years how
“Pure joy,” he smiles. “I’m so glad I have an opportunity to be a father.
to blame and get angry. But as they hear from others in the group who
You certainly carry with you the examples in your life – from your own
say ‘I used to think like that too,’ then go on to share their own story
father and the people who were a father figure to you throughout your
and recovery, the layers of pain start to peel away and they start to gain
life. Those lessons are passed down from generation to generation, some
awareness of their actions. I get to help facilitate those stories to help
are good and some are hurtful. But I look at all the opportunities I have,
others in the group.”
and I see so many supportive role models – people who helped my wife and me become the people and parents we are today. I’m grateful for
One day in class, David had a reflective moment, looking at an old
how my father turned out, thankful for the great example he was to me.
picture. The shirt he had on in the picture was supposed to fit tight,
My sense of community, of people helping people, has really come full
but it was hanging. At the time he hadn’t been able to see how drugs
circle, and I hope to bring that sense of hope and support to others who
were destroying his body. Now, going through rehab and the Batterers’
come to Family Builders to learn how to be better parents.”
Intervention Program, he saw his body as a symbol for what had happened to his life and his relationships. “David told me that Family Builders accepted him for who he was, but refused to leave him there,” says English. “We helped lead him on a path to recovery, to repair himself first, and helped him learn skills to parent with good boundaries, better conflict resolution, communication and a lot of love. You should have seen his joy when he was reunited with his daughter. The process involves watching and learning about the person,
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then giving them what they need right then to grow and learn – not that different from what Coach Stoops did for his players.”
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A WES ANDERSON H O L I DAY Beyond the ivy-clad bricks of a once familiar home, a brief dalliance with the past awaits a young couple. A party. A weekend fĂŞte; standard dinner party cacophony. Amid the clatter of conversation and porcelain, the young couple remains poised, in a playfully silent dialogue all their own. They are resplendent in their own quirky majesty, their style approached with a keen eye for detail and an open mind. Suit yourself serenely or snugly, and approach accessorizing with a healthy a dose of almost-awkward as you dilly-dally through the holidays, ready for dinner and cocktails with friends, a midnight service, or caroling en masse. This style is equal parts approachable and elegant.
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Want to live in a well developed neighborhood but not in an old home? This spectacular high-end new development by Project 43, LLC will surprise you! Stunning architecture— modern, elegant, simple and stylish. Features include hardwood hand-scraped oak floors, gas fireplace, wired for Audio-TV with Control 4 system, Cambria quartzite countertops, custom cabinetry, S. S. Jenn Air appliances, tankless water heater, storage, high ceilings, and an abundance of natural light throughout. The Master suite is spacious w/ a private sitting area, large closet (hookups for a stackable washer/dryer), multi-head shower system, soaking tub, and heated floors. This floorplan is open and flexible. Upstairs could either be a 2 bed w/ flex room or a 3 bed, your choice! 11 Single Family Home Community | Private Park
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$1,499,900 | 8051 FALCON CREST LANE Magnificant Estate on 2+ Acres | Edmond Schools
$1,295,000 | 1001 OAK TREE Oak Tree National Golf Course Lot | Edmond Schools
$1,095,000 | 3433 NW 173RD STREET Stunning! 5th Fairway at Rose Creek Golf Course | Edmond Schools
$999,000 | 6601 ACORN DRIVE 15th Hole at Oak Tree | Edmond Schools
$849,900 | 3000 LAVENDER Lavender Wood Addition on 2 Acres | Edmond Schools
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$725,000 | 3200 NW 171ST PLACE 9th Fairway at Rose Creek Golf Course - Stunning Views | Edmond Schools
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$699,900 | 7301 TANGLE VINE 5 acres in Tangle Vine Addition | Edmond Schools
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E S TAT E S O F WAT E R S T O N E $1,695,000 | 3714 E. 115TH STREET | TULSA Incredible tri-level estate w/stunning views of pond, pool & grounds. Gourmet kitchen, hardwoods, distinctive mouldings, granites,travertine throughout. 4 sep living/entertainment areas + private office. Definitely a must see!
2 0 1 7 PA R A D E O F H O M E S $1,050,000 | 5713 W. VICKSBURG ST. | BROKEN ARROW Light & bright contemporary design. Wow island kitchen with over the top storage & Butler’s nook. Awesome master suite and guest down. Add’l 2 en suite bedrooms plus game & media up. Corner lot with outdoor kitchen.
Listed by: Julie Tetsworth, CRS, Broker-Associate Coldwell Banker Select 918-633-0600 julie@tulsahomeview.com 8990 S. Sheridan | Tulsa, OK
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$349,500 3247 NW 22ND STREET | OKLAHOMA CITY, OK
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The iconic, historically rich and ideally located Lazy S Ranch is situated in the Arbuckle Mountains of Southern Oklahoma just off of I-35. This legendary, premier cattle ranch consists of approximately 6,156 acres, of primarily native grassland with some introduced grasses. It has a diverse topography ranging from bottom land to mountain country. The large rock “LAZY S RANCH� sign on the side of the mountain should be familiar to those traveling north on I 35 from DFW Metroplex, two hours away, to Oklahoma City area and is a well known landmark.
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B R O O K F I E LD E S TATE S $400,000 | 16404 BROOKFIELD DRIVE | ONLY 33 LOTS Welcome to the Brookefield Estates; north-west Edmond’s newest private gated community. Currently under development, but soon lavish stone and iron gates will make way for these brilliant homes, located near the intersection of MacArthur and N. 164th. Brookefield Estates offers a spacious, peaceful lifestyle. And with just two craftsman Homebuilding firms working in tandem, you can anticipate high design standards and exceeded expectations. Windstone Construction always includes immaculate custom woodwork, real hardwood floors, granite counter tops, designer hardware, breath taking fixtures, & desirable kitchen appliances. All of the features you’d expect from an executive home including post-tension slab, storm shelter & radiant barrier decking. Contact Audra Montgomery for available lots.
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$1,199,000 - 13109 ROHAN COURT | RIVENDELL 4 bedrooms, 6 baths, 6,585 square feet Exquisite Villa where patina copper awnings, turret and arches reflect pride in craftsmanship. 2-story great room, elevator, motor court, chef inspired kitchen, fabulous Media room with stadium seating and security gate to 5 car garage.
$419,500 - 2701 SW 121ST STREET | RIVENDELL 4 bed, 3.1 bath, 2 living & 2 dining, 3,626 square feet Rivendell on the Lake. Gated for privacy, spacious for entertaining. Kitchen has double ovens, butlers pantry, soda fountain. Massive living is open to upstairs loftway with floor-to-ceiling windows. Master is spacious, has doors to patio, large closet and soaker tub.
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Listed by: Kathy & Steve Griffith 405-213-7839 or 405-613-4141 Kathy@PrimeRealtyLuxuryHomes.com 1530 S.W. 89th Street | Oklahoma City
Elmhurst Court is Oklahoma City’s newest truly gated residential development with close proximity to Classen Curve and Nichols Hills Plaza.
18 Individual Lots Security gates with keypad entry and video 10 foot perimeter privacy wall Strict covenants Architectural review committee Homeowners association Landscaped entry and center median 32 parking spots inside the gates Under ground retention Fully maintained common areas sprinkler and landscaping Lots range from $335,000-$385,000
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