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September/October 2016

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By HBA President Brandon L. Jackson

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Greetings HBA members, I would like to give a special thanks to my fellow members and staff for helping make my yearly goals a success. Thus, far new home starts are exceeding 2015’s and interest rates remain competitive. Congratulations to the developers, builders and associates who participated in the Parade of Homes and sold home sites, homes and/or goods and services. Showcasing your talents and creativity helps to prove that the Tulsa metro area is one of the most diverse and appealing housing markets in the region. As an organization, growing our strength through member recruitment, retention and involvement are key elements to maintaining a healthy association. It’s everyone’s responsibility to recruit and help retain members. As a reminder, the Tulsa HBA has partnered with OSHBA in a statewide recruitment campaign competition. Triple spike credits will be awarded for each new member plus the opportunity for cash prizes and bragging rights. The campaign runs from September 12 to October 25. See Lantz Day or Nikki Pauly for additional details. Every day, you do business with dozens of home building-related companies that are prospective HBA members. Please reach out to your vendor network and provide them with the information on the advantages of being a member of the HBA. By partnering with industry allies, the HBA joined forces with the HBA Charitable Foundation, Silvercrest Homes and Habitat For Humanity for the “Open the door in 24” Build. Allen and Darrell Jenkins spearheaded the 24- hour new construction build project. They marshaled all of the resources that, Silvercrest Homes, HBA staff, Habitat for Humanity and HBA members had to offer in order to complete the home on time and on budget. The build was the true definition of volunteers working together to achieve a common goal. The HBA has a variety of volunteering opportunities. In the future, check with staff and see where you can best put your time and talent for the betterment of the association and community. Without your help, the HBA wouldn’t be the community stakeholder that it is today. In reference to the build, the home was a collaborated project in order to provide an example of Workforce Housing in the KendallWhittier area. The home will serve as a model home for 18 months and be sold to an educator at the Kendall- Whittier Elementary School. The community support was outstanding and well received by the HBA and Habitat.

Vice President/Treasurer Peter Grant, Grant Homes Remodel & Restoration

By providing the model home, the HBA placed the issue of Workforce Housing into mainstream awareness. Workforce housing is a growing issue that is at the forefront of many discussions about the housing shortage in order to reinforce the premise of Workforce Development. With the expansion of Workforce Development, the need for affordable housing will be an integral part in the sustainability of the new economy. Workforce housing policies focus on providing attractive and affordable homes for middleincome service workers, such as police officers, teachers and nurses, in close proximity to their jobs. HUD does not distinguish between affordable and workforce housing. But many housing authorities define workforce housing as homes aimed at households earning from 60% to 120% of the area’s median income (AMI). In contrast, the term affordable housing is generally used for households whose income is less than 60% of AMI. As the issues of Workforce Development evolve, Developers and Builders will have the opportunity to provide housing options for the community. The options will not be limited to detached single family, but duplex, multiplex and multifamily will all be part of the housing proposition for the individuals and families joining the new economy. Tulsa’s new comprehensive plan and zoning code allows for the development of new innovative nontraditional subdivisions and housing types. As leaders of the industry, it is my hope that HBA members will be at the front of this new growth opportunity. Whether you’re a builder, a remodeler or an associate, the HBA membership provides the tools you need to succeed! Let’s stay focused on achieving our goals for 2016 and with your continued support we will exceed the milestones set for this year. If you have any comments, concerns or need additional information on HBA programming, feel free to contact me or staff. We are here to serve the association.

Vice President/Secretary Ryan Farabough, Farabough Homes, LLC Past President Allen Jenkins, Celebrity Residential Group, LLC Membership Chair Lantz Day, Premier Hardware Concepts, Inc. 40Below Council President Weldon Bowman, W Design, LLC Associates Council President Rick Shoemaker, Oklahoma Natural Gas Builders Council President Erin DeWeese, Brian D. Wiggs Homes, Inc. Developers Council President Wayne Farabough, Perfection Homes, Inc. Remodelers Council President Greg Strange, CounterTop Solutions Sales & Marketing Council President Mary Pearce Frisco Title Corporation Executive Vice President/CEO Jeffrey Smith Get the latest industry news and updates!

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SMITH’S SCOOP By Executive Vice President/CEO Jeffrey Smith

HBA MANAGEMENT TEAM Jeffrey Smith Executive Vice President/ CEO jsmith@tulsahba.com Jenni King Special Events Director jking@tulsahba.com Hali Mayfield Marketing and Public Relations Director hmayfield@tulsahba.com Nikki Pauly Director of Membership npauly@tulsahba.com Stacey Bayles Director of Association Issues sbayles@tulsahba.com Gabby Bridenbaugh Council Coordinator gbridenbaugh@tulsahba.com Pam Fanning Bookkeeper pfanning@tulsahba.com Marlena Turley Office Manager mturley@tulsahba.com

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The HBA continues to be going strong and allowing our members ample opportunities to network with one another and forge life-long business and friendly relationships. In an article I wrote earlier this year I mentioned that the HBA produces approximately 81 events in a calendar year, but that number seems to grow every time I have time to think about it. Each one of these events is produced for the benefit of our members and it is a blast to see how you all interact with one another. I have had the privilege of attending two national meetings this year, one in San Antonio and one in Miami. At each of those meeting NAHB hosts an Executive Officer forum for large HBAs (we are the 16th largest out of 750). It was interesting to listen to other executive officers speak on the topic of member involvement and how they have “streamlined” their associations to be staff driven with members having less and less opportunity to get involved. I then heard my predecessor, Paul Kane, mention how Tulsa is so much different than other local associations. We truly have a special group of members in Tulsa and the staff thrives on the involvement of each and every one of you. It is only after you get involved at a committee, council or event level, that you begin to see the networking opportunities that exist. One of the biggest opportunities to be involved happened just over a month ago when the HBA, HBA Charitable Foundation, and the Jenkins Family partnered to construct a model home for Tulsa Habitat for Humanity. Over 100 members were spotted in or around the jobsite to show support and provide labor or materials for the project. Making an impact in the community is at the core of our mission statement, and this project was a huge success by transforming what was an abandoned home into the highest appraised home in the history of Tulsa Habitat for Humanity. Habitat for Humanity will be using this home for the next 18 months to show potential sponsors the value and impact that Habitat has in the community, as well as the recruitment of qualified professionals for their homeownership program.

They were both impressed with our association and the benefits that were available to them and they both have applied for membership. Great job 40Below!! If someone is involved in the residential construction industry I can assure you they will benefit well beyond the dues they contribute to the association. I encourage each of you, as current members, to help in the recruitment of those potential members. There are opportunities in recruiting right now that have could land you a trip to the Bahamas, extra spike credits, and cold hard cash. From now through October 25th there are several reward challenges in place. 1st – If you are the top recruiter in the Tulsa association you will win $500. 2nd – If you are the top recruiter between the Tulsa and Oklahoma City associations you will win $1,000 with $500 going to the second highest recruiter. 3rd – If you are the top recruiter in the state you will win another $1,000. 4th – For every 2 members you recruit you will be entered into two drawings for $500 which will be held in Oklahoma City in January. 5th – If you recruit 5 new members before the end of the year you will win a trip for one to the Bahamas next April and if you recruit 8 new members you will win a trip for two to the Bahamas. 6th – You will receive 3 spike points for each new member you recruit before October 25th and once you have 6 spike points you become a Spike. There are three or four events held each year specifically for our Spike club. With the incentives that are currently in place and the benefits that all of our members can take advantage of, there has never been a better time to invite your contacts to attend an HBA event with you and follow that up with an invite to join the BEST Home Builders Association around!

With the opportunity for you to get involved also comes an opportunity to invite friends, coworkers, and business associates to enjoy the same successes. I recently attended a 40Below happy hour in which there were two faces I did That’s the scoop for now, not recognize. After introducing myself, they said they were not members, but had been invited to attend. Jeffrey Smith

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On September 13th we had our monthly General Membership Meeting, where we were able to recognize some of our outstanding members who have gone above and beyond for the HBA . Held at the Mike Fretz Event Center, the theme for the evening was “HBA’s Got Talent”, where our members showcased their amazing talents! Congrats to Pablo Perez for winning first place for an exciting trumpet performance with his puppy sidekick! Thank you to our sponsors who made the night a success!

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SNAPSHOTS Spike Club Lake Party A Spike is an individual who, through his or her recruiting and retention efforts, builds a strong Association membership base and strengthens the housing industry as a whole. To become a Spike you must earn six Spike credits within two consecutive years. Credits are earned by bringing in new members and retaining current members. To show our appreciation to the Spike Club the 2016 Spike Chair, Ms. Mary Pearce, will plan 4 to 5 social events a year for the Spikes to attend free of charge. Some of the past events have included Thunder games, Pub crawls, Main Event, Limo Scavenger Hunts and fine dining.

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Home Construction in Area Soared Last Month Housing starts surged in August, jumping 43.2 percent over Tulsa topped August’s starts with 43, followed by the same month a year ago. unincorporated Wagoner County with 35, Broken Arrow Building permits issued in the metro region were 255 with 34 and Jenks with 24. for August, up from the 178 posted last year at this time, Tulsa also leads the region in permits for the year with 322. according to the permit tracking service New Orders Weekly. Through the first eight months of 2015, the construction Tulsa area housing starts . August/Year-to-Date 255/1873 Bartlesville total stands at 1,873, a rise of 4.87 percent. TOTALS

“We’re absolutely thrilled about the increase, particularly in an election year,”said Peter Grant, vice president/treasurer of the Home Builders Association of Greater Tulsa. “We didn’t expect that.” August’s figure is the highest for the month since 2008 (279) and the second-highest number posted this calendar year. This month’s bump “reflects more confidence in our economy” and mirrors the increased construction inherent in a drier year than 2015, Grant said. He also credits low mortgage rates and momentum generated by the Home Builder Association’s successful Parade of Homes in June. “We had 177 homes in the Parade this year,” said Grant, who owns Grant Homes Remodel and Restoration. “There were great results from that. I think that really excited the public. So there is a lot more demand for new homes.”

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Barry Helms wins HBA Spirit Award In 1989, the Home Builders Association of Greater Tulsa began recognizing builders who made the best use of HBA Associate member companies to complete their homes. Builders and Associates working together- the “spirit” that makes our Association strong. This strength and the importance of this relationship deserves special recognition. To commemorate the relationship, the Associates Council proudly sponsors the Spirit Award competition. This award will recognize one Builder Member who best exemplifies the “spirit of doing business with members” and utilizes associate members in their business as well as recognizes the importance of their relationship with associate members. Each year, many worthy companies enter projects for consideration of this honor, which are then analyzed by an accounting firm to determine which projects involved the greatest percentage of work by HBA Associate members. The 2015 HBA Spirit Award was presented to Barry Helms, of Renovations By Helms at the December Inaugural Gala. The award is an original bronze cast statue of the Eagle symbol in the Spirit Award logo. Barry Helms, President of Renovations By Helms, Inc., was chosen as this year’s Spirit Award honoree in recognition of the restoration of the Greiss Mansion, a historical Tulsa home. Helms utilized more than 40 Associate member companies on this one project.

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This is the second time that Helms has been awarded the coveted Spirit Award by the HBA. Helms was also named as this year’s HBA Remodeler of the Year. Barry Helms has been a member of the HBA for 20 years and served on the Board of Directors for the last 17. Additionally, he’s served three terms as President of the Remodelers Council and is currently the Chair of the Remodeled Tulsa Tour. His professional designations include Graduate Master Builder (GMB), Certified Graduate Remodeler (CGR), and Certified Green Professional (CGP). Renovations By Helms has been serving their clients for over 30 years with 95% being repeat or referral clients. They specialize in project design, universal design, whole house remodeling, room additions, kitchens and baths, historical restoration, interior & exterior remodeling, repair services, as well as custom home building. From design to final clean-up, Renovations By Helms offers its customers a systematic approach to the remodeling and building process.

The company has won numerous awards, such as the Tulsa People A-List two years in a row and has been featured nationally on HGTV. Helm’s passion is to take a project from design to completion with the result being all the homeowner believed it would be.

Renovations By Helms, Inc. (918) 369-5545 renovationsbyhelms.com

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Francine Bandy: Feminine, Fashionable, and Formidable These adjectives serve to deserve a few of the qualities associated with Francine Bandy, an HBA member since 1992. Outwardly, she is the image of femininity and fashion, but it is her strength of character that best describes Francine and inspires respect for her professionalism and commitment to service by others. Francine enjoyed a privileged upbringing as one of three children born to Smiley Raborn, Jr. and his wife, Bernice. Her early years were spent in Louisiana before her family moved to Calgary, Alberta, Canada, where her father was employed as a petroleum industry executive. She remains close to her 100-year old father who is a welcome visitor at the HBA in the winter months.

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Family was in Francine’s future after marrying Opie Bandy, Jr., an All-Conference tackle with the University of Tulsa. Four sons followed who along with their families are the joy of her life; Opie, III (known as Bucky), Benton, Carter, and Jason Bandy. Opie and Francine eventually became a builder/ realtor team with Opie encouraging Francine to earn a broker’s license and pursue a career in real estate. Francine’s resume reads like a Who’s Who list of Tulsa real estate notables having interviewed with Sheldon Detrick of Detrick & Associates and working for Grimmer Erker McGraw Breckenridge.

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The HBA has Vern Suess, 1993 President, to thank for making the deal that resulted in Francine becoming an HBA member. Vern convinced Francine that once she sold the house that he had built, she’d join the HBA. It wasn’t long before that Francine began making her mark through exceptional volunteer service.

In those days, incoming HBA presidents selected an Associate member as their Installation chair and that selection was a source of great pride and distinction for the individual. Lindsay Perkins, 1995 President, first chose Francine as his Installation chair. Prior to establishing the Total Resource Campaign, Installation Chairs were responsible for sponsor solicitation and in typical Francine fashion, she got busy selling sponsorships, distributing invitations, and creating programs in support of this gala event. Based on Francine’s success with Lindsay’s installation, Ed Schermerhorn, 2001 President, selected Francine as his Installation chair and this time Francine admits a flash of genius in inviting Ed’s wife, Kay, to serve on the planning committee and which resulted in an another outstanding event.

Francine recounts her favorite volunteer role is as Spike Club Chair and producing a Super Bowl event, a Crawfish & Shrimp Boil at the Post Oak Lodge, a Pool Party at Sharkey’s in Brookside, and of course, Octoberfest!. Most importantly, Francine holds the distinction as HBA Spike Queen with 493.25 points, the highest number of points held by any HBA member.

These Installation leadership roles were followed by several stints as Chair of the Ryal School Christmas Party with Francine shopping with staff and organizing the gift distribution with other Associate members. Francine’s other committee service includes the Membership Committee, Home & Garden Show Committee, Parade of Homes Committee, and as member of the inaugural Total Resource Campaign. Francine’s volunteer service tends to result in leadership roles including the Membership Retention and Orientation Chair, Parade Chair, and 2002 Home & Garden Show Chair.

The 2002 Show had unique security and insurance concerns that Francine addressed since this was the first Show following the 9/11 attacks. Her Show leadership role is supplemented by her service on its Food and its Awards subcommittees. The HBA Spike Club is another source of pride and honor for Francine. Russ Keller was instrumental in initially enticing Francine into the Club with a $100 incentive for her first recruit. This spurred her into recruiting 10 new members in a year and her participation at Spike Club events.

Additionally, Francine has served as HBA Associates Council President and she was recognized by her peers as 2000 Associate of the Year. In 2014, she was voted a Life Director to the HBA Board of Directors. She was actively involved with OSHBA’s Associate Council Board of Directors along with Lora Phillips and Lana Nelson. Francine replaced Lora as the Northeast Area Representative in the role now held by Mark Priess and she worked on the Silent Auction, created and chaired by Lana Nelson, which supported the Associates Council Scholarship Program. Francine citesthefriendships and relationships that she’s created throughout the years as her finest HBA accomplishment. Many are aware of her friendship with Darrell and P Kae Jenkins that began as a professional relationship. When asked about her thoughts on Francine, P Kae recounted the welcoming introduction she received from Francine when P Kae was a new member. That introduction resulted in a long-standing builder/ realtor relationship which brings us back full circle to how Francine’s real estate career began, and with praise from P Kae about “a doer who takes her tasks seriously and gets them done without complaint”. What an appropriate compliment for such an exceptional trailblazer. Thank you, Francine!

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MEMBERS OF THE MONTH

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Rob Miles, Milestone Homes, for his donation of his lake house for the 2016 midyear leadership retreat & his assistance in driving judges for the 2016 Parade of Homes.

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Jerry & Tana VanCleave, VanCrete, for their efforts with the Remodelers Council ramp project.

Tracie Englen, AmeriPro Home Loans, for her support and planning of the 2016 Builder Appreciation Night.

Executive Committee

Ryan Farabough, Farabough Homes, for his outstanding leadership as the Chairman of the 2016 Parade of Homes.

Rodrigo Cardozo, for his assistance his valued representation of the HBA at the Tulsa Hispanic Chamber.

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Allen & Darrell Jenkins, Silvercrest Homes, for their project management expertise and leadership during the Habitat for Humanity Open the Door in 24 Build.

Keelyn Bigham Greene Team Agency, for her volunteer efforts during the Open the Door in 24 build.

Susie Rose, Ferguson Enterprises, Inc. for her volunteer efforts during the Open the Door in 24 build.

Jerry & Tana VanCleave VanCrete, for their dedicated volunteer efforts during the Open the Door in 24 build.

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What technology do you have in your home? - HBA member and technology expert, Ryan Sullivan, answers the #1 question -

When you own a custom integration business you’re constantly being asked what kind of technology you have in your home. Ryan Sullivan, owner of BlueSpeed AV, gets questions like this all the time: What does your home theater look like? - How do manage all of that technology? - Is it worth it? Ryan doesn’t mind the questions. He actually welcomes the conversations because he understands incorporating technology, such as a smart home automation system, is an investment and a curiosity for prospective homeowners. Ryan has precisely designed his own smart home haven for him and his family to enjoy. He even gives private tours of his home to BlueSpeed clients planning a smart home and who want to get a feel for the technology in real life. “You can do anything you want with home automation technology, but because it is so feature-rich you have to see it in action to really get a feel for it. Implementing the technology in a way that makes sense to your life is important, and my family and I live with it every day,” explained Ryan. A Switch To Savant Home Automation Ryan recently installed a professional home automation system from Savant. Choosing the best system is absolutely essential because it serves as the brains of the entire home space. “I switched my home automation to Savant because the interface is more visual. It is more stable than other home automation systems on the market, and my family and guests can easily use it without needing assistance,” said Ryan. Since making the switch, Ryan’s home technology is much easier to navigate. One feature in particular that he enjoys is the Tile Display function. “When watching sports on the big screen in my home theater, I can tile the display so I can watch multiple games on the screen all at once! Plus, I can drag a speaker icon across the screens to activate the audio for specific games. This gesture-based control of drag and drop makes navigating the technology extremely easy,” said Ryan. Choosing A Reliable Operating System The entire home automation product is backed by Apple’s iOS operating system, which gives Ryan’s home technology unparalleled usability and reliability. The remote looks and operates similarly to the user-friendly iPhone interface. Instead of conspicuous touch panels, iPads sit on sleek docking stations where they can charge or be easily picked up to control the home’s technology. If the doorbell rings, Ryan can see who is at the front door from his iPad or iPhone at any given point in the day. Plus, he can use the intercom feature to talk to his kids in other parts of the house through their iPads. This is especially helpful when they have their headphones plugged in, and it’s time to leave the house as a family. 30

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System Stability For Homeowners The new home automation system from Savant is also saving Ryan tons of time on reduced maintenance. It takes longer to install than other control systems on the market, but its enhanced interface and reduced service issues makes it a prime choice. “This control system puts the power in the homeowner’s hands. There are less third-party integrations involved so the system environment is more controlled and less likely to have issues,” said Ryan. The power Ryan is talking about is controlled from the Savant app. It has a new feature called “Capture”, so if you really like the lighting and media experience you are having in your room, you can tap one button from your smartphone and capture it as a new “Scene” to use again later. You can even schedule when that Scene goes into effect during the day. It’s this Capture programming and overall system stability that gives homeowners control over the settings in their smart home. “These features make our job easier and it makes the homeowner happier. Our professional integration provides the backbone of the smart home design, while the customer has the option to make their own changes to the technology when they want. In a way, it gives customers the best part of D.I.Y. without the headache,” said Ryan. Intuitive Lighting & Shading Control Ryan also switched the lighting control product in his home to Lutron - a best-in-class lighting control technology that works with any home automation control system. It gives Ryan the power to transform any room with lighting, at the touch of a button. He can control the lighting in a single room or throughout the entire home using his iPad or iPhone. Lutron motion sensors activate the lighting when he enters or leaves his home office so energy is saved and productivity boosted. When he is ready to leave the house, he hits the “Away” button and it powers down all the lighting. Plus, Lutron wallplates, dimmers, and controls come in a variety of colors and styles to match the room’s design, so if they decide to repaint or make other changes to the look and feel of the home, all of Lutron’s front facing access points can be easily customized to blend perfectly. Simply put, by choosing Lutron, it provides Ryan with all the lighting control and flexibility he will every need - even if he makes system changes down the road. Ryan’s home technology includes: • Whole home audio control and video distribution • Media room with Darts system and Black Diamond screen • Acoustic fabric treatments on media room walls • Engineered speaker placement in the media room • Media server to manage their movie collection

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16-camera security system Biometric scanning on the doors for security Automated shades and door locks iPads and docking stations Landscape lighting and outdoor sound

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OPEN THE DOOR IN 24

Tulsa Habitat for Humanity 24-Hour Build Tulsa Habitat for Humanity and the Home Builders Association (HBA) Charitable Foundation teamed up to tackle a complete home build, start to finish, within a 24 hour period through our “Open the Door in 24” event, on August 18-19. The 24-hour home build highlights a new focus and new model home design for Tulsa Habitat for Humanity. Located in the Kendall-Whittier neighborhood, the completed home features a high-quality design, enhancing the local community neighborhood and serving as a model home for future Habitat for Humanity houses in Tulsa.

“We’re committed to providing high-quality, safe homes for our clients and this home build achieves exactly that,” said Cameron Walker, executive director of Tulsa Habitat for Humanity. “We’re honored to help open the door in 24 hours for a very deserving Tulsa Public Schools elementary school teacher at some point in the future and couldn’t do it without our plethora of gracious volunteers from the Home Builders Association.” The completed home is one of the first Insurance Institute for Business and Home Safety (IBHS) Fortified Homes in the state of Oklahoma. The IBHS Fortified Home program offers disaster protection and strengthens homes from hurricanes, high winds, hail and severe thunderstorms. HBA Tulsa member, Silvercrest Homes, volunteered to serve as the official project manager for the project. “We were thrilled to partner with the Tulsa Habitat for Humanity once again for this exciting build in the Kendall Whittier neighborhood, an area of Tulsa that is experiencing a substantial and important revitalization,” said Peter Grant, president of the HBA Charitable Foundation, “This project was not possible without our project manager, Silvercrest Homes, and the rest of our HBA partners, who are committed to supporting the enhancement of our community.” 32

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An official ribbon cutting ceremony and open house took place on the afternoon of Friday, August 19 to commemorate the project and allow visitors to tour the newly constructed home. The “Open the Door in 24” house now serves as a model home for Tulsa Habitat for Humanity for 18 months until a Kendall Whittier Elementary teacher is identified to purchase the qualitydesigned, IBHS Fortified home. In addition to the 24-hour build, the Charitable Foundation had the opportunity to donate the use of 10 new benches to Kendall-Whittier Elementary for the teachers to use while the students occupy the playground and other areas of the facility.

A huge “THANK YOU” to all the incredible volunteers and donors who made this build possible. A special thank you goes out to Allen and Darrell Jenkins with Silvercrest Homes for serving as the project manager on the 24-hour build. It would not have been possible without their support and the support of our members. Your help on this incredible project has allowed us to continue our mission of making our community a better place.

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The Spike Club recognizes members for their recruiting and retention efforts. To become a Spike, you must earn six Spike credits within two consecutive years, by bringing in new members and retaining current members. At each new Spike level, members receive awards. Spikes also enjoy benefits such as visibility among their peers leading to increased business contacts, invitations to special, FREE events and celebrations and more. Names with at least two Spike points are listed below, as reported by NAHB.

201+ points Francine Bandy - 492.25 Mark Priess - 345.5 Joe Hoffman - 321.25 Burr Kannady - 317.5 Douglas Shrout - 266.5 Charlie Gilmore - 244.5 Ken Klein - 238.5 David Blackburn - 229.75 Howard Kelsey - 215 Kristin King - 212.5

151-200 points John Brawley - 198 Philip R. Rhees - 197 Steve Murphy - 196 Brian D. Wiggs - 195.5 Darrell Jenkins - 194.5 Steve Harris - 191.5 Wayne Farabough - 185 Rex Alexander - 170.5 Rita Boggs - 166.25 Calvin Cozort - 164.5 Joe Robson - 164 Frank Sawyer - 159.5 David Funk - 157.5

101-150 points Lana Nelson - 147.5 Scott Wood - 139 Mike Fretz - 138 Lantz Day - 138 Howard Tackett - 137.5 Bill Butts - 134.5

Glenn Shaw - 113

Janet Holt - 30.5

Athena Glover - 6

Damon Bedell - 3

Tom Wenrick - 112.5

Jimmy Holmes - 30

Kirk Murdoch - 6

Tony Cypert - 3

Roger Cooper - 107.5

Mike Fournier - 29.5

Carl Hudgins - 6

Dabney Smith - 3

Bret Green - 29.5

Travis Butler - 6

Tabatha Farabough - 3

76-100 points

Peter Grant - 28.5

Reagan Eden - 6

Robert Hines - 3

Monte L. Dunham - 98.75

Craig Thurmond - 27.5

Brad Dunlap-6

Don Conwell - 3

Melanie Haines - 97

Richard Fredrick - 27.25

Briana Ross-6

David Lee-3

Patricia Stafford - 94.25

Ken Saltink - 27.25

Toby Powell - 2.5

Jennifer Boczar-Ashley - 92

6-25 points

Gretchen Casto - 91.5

Stacey Pennington - 24.5

Shawn Linfoot - 87.5

Vince Mims - 24

Spike Candidates (Less than 6 points)

David Sanders - 84

Gary Soderstrom - 23

Angie Dewitt - 5.25

Mike Harrison - 2.5

Fred Pruett - 82.25

J. D. Harp - 22

Jason Brown - 5

Barbara Nall - 2.5

Mary Keane - 81

Robbie Nees - 14.5

Joe McArter - 5

Eric Peaden - 2.5

Zach Davis - 80.5

Greg Strange - 14

Darin Lauer - 5

Bill Ford - 2.5

Steve D. Wright - 80.5

Weldon Bowman - 14

Sara Dodson - 5

Richard Dodson-2.5

Ted Dubie - 80

Kurt Barron-13

Dana Brown - 4.5

John Cowen - 2

Rick Ellison - 77

Jim Lane - 12.75

Shawn Karnes - 4.5

Judy Emmert - 2

Barry Helms - 77

Tarah Duncan - 12.5

Kim Tyler - 4.5

Carrie DeWeese - 2

Chad Potter - 12.25

Larry Cagle - 4.5

Bob Crouch - 2

Scott Sherrill - 12

David Molony - 4.5

Jeff Starkweather - 2

Steve Fulps - 72.5

Sonya Fernandez - 11

Kevin Hutchens - 4.5

David Edens - 2

John Madden-72.5

Tom Watts - 11

Darren Rager - 4.5

Tom Glover - 2

David Gibson - 72

David Land - 11

Dean Christopoulos - 4.5

Bill McCollough - 2

Ryan Farabough - 72

Kirk Van Vleet-11

Travis Jenkins - 4

Roger C. Poffen - 2

Greg Simmons - 69.5

Toni Rogers - 10.5

Kregg Tyler - 4

Brett Sharp - 2

Cheryl Funk - 67

Amanda Medlin - 10.5

Travis Jenkins - 4

Gentry Stafford - 2

Rob Miles - 58

Robert L. Hughes - 9.5

Chad Lane - 4

Tom McDermitt-2

Chuck Ramsay - 57.5

Aaron Wiltshire - 9.25

Cameron Walker - 4

Kurt Barron-2

Lee Sherman - 53

Chris Hodges - 9

Donald Merritt - 4

Partick Chicklinski-2

Brandon L. Jackson - 51

Brian Casey - 8.5

Susan McKeon - 4

Daniel Knapp-2

26-50 points

Stacye Beaver-8

Dax Junker - 4

Russell Cozort-2

Edward Kaplan - 7.5

Jim Rackleff - 4

David Dodd-2

Mike Walker - 7.5

Chris Meyer - 3.5

Doug Sellers-2

Keith Kunze - 7

Michael Sabo - 3.5

Edward Swanson-2

Bob Kenney - 93.5

51-75 points

Rodger Tucker - 50

Brandon Perkins - 127.25

Steve Holt - 48.5

Mary Pearce - 123.25

Dub Jester - 48

Susan Burch - 123 Lora Phillips-119.5 Lindsay Perkins - 118.5 Allen Jenkins-116.5 Brandon T. Jackson - 116 Ed Schermerhorn - 114

Greg Miller - 2.5 Bates Frayser - 2.5 Leland Cable - 2.5 Sheryl Chinowth - 2.5

Marvin Krueger - 6.5

Sean Lewis - 3.5

Will Berry-2

Zelda Garrison - 47.25

Jason Fisher - 6.5

Robert A. Lemons - 3.5

Randy Barbee-2

Rick Liebman - 41.5

Kieth Hilligoss - 6.5

Skip Owen - 3.5

Chuck Swartz-2

Kevin Blackburn-37.5

Phil M. Roland - 6

Perry Hood - 3

Russ Ellis-2

Kyle Smalygo - 33

Pablo Perez-6

Scott Gideon - 3

Scott Burnett - 31.5

Lisa Puyear - 6

Steve Surles - 3