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VOL 23 ISSUE 6
June 2016
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American Heritage Bank continues tradition of celebrating Independence By Christopher Davis In honor of Independence Day, American Heritage Bank presents the 20th annual fireworks show in Sapulpa on Monday, July 4. For most, July 4th tradition involves friends, family and lots of food capped off with a fireworks display. Folks in every town make an annual pilgrimage to their local fireworks show, toting blankets, coolers, snacks, and a radio while contemplating the freedom that characterizes our nation. For Sapulpans, a trek toward the Municipal Golf Course will be rewarded with
one of the finest shows in the region, thanks to American Heritage Bank. “People look forward to seeing the show, and we work hard to give it to them,” says Sarah McCormick, vice president and marketing director of American Heritage Bank. Planners expect more than 15,000 people to watch the fireworks show, which is provided by Celebration Pyrotechnics. Musical accompaniment by Four Winds will be broadcast on 88.5 FM in a (continued on page 22)
Jack Selby’s top hat reminds him of the hard work and attention to detail that is required with each and every funeral.
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Serving customers is highest priority at Green Country ? Mit subishi of Bixby. By Duane Blankenship Green Country Mitsubishi opened their doors to Bixby and its surrounding communities in October of 2014. Chad Jennings serves as the general manager/managing partner for the dealership. Jennings has spent his entire adult life in the automotive industry and enjoys being a part of Green Country Mitsubishi’s steady growth. “It’s great living, working and being involved in a growing city that has maintained that small community mentality,” he said.
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Choose Service, Ceremony or Celebration By Deanna Rebro An old top hat sits inside Jack Selby’s office as a reminder of his first day of business in August of 1983. Sweat was dripping from his brow as he prepared to direct his first funeral in his new business. Every single detail was checked and doublechecked as the temperature reached the triple digits. Over thirty years later, he still puts forth the same effort with Chad Jennings is the General Manager and a Managing Partner for Green Country Mitsubishi in Bixby.
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Jack Selby’s top hat reminds him of the hard work and attention to detail that is required with each and every funeral.