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June 15, 2019

Wood named Oklahoma
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BY PATTY MILLER dedicated to addressin
THE EDMOND SUN interests and concerns
Oklahoma science edu
Edmond teacher Debra and to promoting high
NOTABLE Wood (formerly Deskin) has
been named the Oklahoma
science education for
Oklahoma's students.
SOMEONE TO KNOW
Elementary Science Teacher of Wood is an experienc
Edmond resident the Year by the Oklahoma mentary teacher from t
Robert D. Singletary has Science Teachers Association. Edmond Public School
joined Crowe & Dunlevy The OSTA is the state affiliate she teaches Gifted and
as a director in the of the National Science Talented at Charles Ha
firm’s Energy, Teachers Association. OSTA is Orvis Risner elementar
Environment & Natural
Resources Practice
Group. He is someone

Aim
you
should
know.
Before
joining
the firm,
Singletary
served as
general counsel for the Silverleaf Shotgun Sports plans
Oklahoma Department
of Environmental
Quality and the
Olympic training facility
Oklahoma Water BY GINA A. DABNEY
Resources Board. His SPECIAL TO THE SUN Womacks for their hospi-
practice will focus on tality. Fulmer, who is

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environmental ocated on 160 acres recently retired from the
regulation and water in Guthrie is state in public finance,
rights. Silverleaf Shotgun talked about the facility
A former Oklahoma Sports, a facility that offers and the sport of shooting
assistant attorney shooting clay sports clays.
general and including Skeet and Trap. “I have been shooting
environmental attorney New owners Zac and Erica for a little over a year,”
for the U.S. Army Womack, who are original- Fulmer said. “I really got
Environmental ly from Tulsa, acquired the hooked.”
Command, Singletary facility in October 2018 As a life-long golfer,
has represented clients and are continuing to host Fulmer spoke of golf’s
on environmental corporate and fundraising extended time commit-
matters at the federal events as well as being ment as compared to the
and state levels for open to the pubic two shooting clay course
nearly two decades. He days per week. which is about about a
has testified before the One goal for Silverleaf, mile and takes approxi-
U.S. Senate’s which originally opened in mately an hour to an hour
Subcommittee on Clean 1998, is to become an and a half for a round.
Air and Nuclear Safety Olympic training facility. There are 12 stations on
“This is the 21st year of each course and he shoots
SEE SINGLETARY | A3 being open,” Zac said. a round of 100 clays.
“Every day is a learning “There are three sport-
experience.” ing clay courses,” Fulmer
Silverleaf offers Sporting said. “I rotate between
DEATHS Clays, Skeet, Trap, 5-Stand those courses. It is a great
and Wobble Trap. At this escape for me.”
IN OUR AREA
facility, Sporting Clays is
Katherine Anderson, 32 the most popular shotgun OLYMPIC-CERTIFIED
discipline which is some- TRAINING FACILITY
times referred to as “golf When the Womacks pur-
with a shotgun” since the chased Silverleaf they
shooter moves through intended to make it an
OUTSIDE stations on a course and
may use a golf cart.
Olympic training facility as
Zac is considered accom-
TODAY’S WEATHER
Edmond resident Jim plished and has a stellar
Fulmer enjoys going to background in shooting
Copyright (c)2019 Edmond Sun, Edition 06/15/2019 Silverleaf and praises the shotguns. Zac began
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 turns to gold,” Hamilton
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said. “She is golden! She
NOTABLE:
OBA chair
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and has served as a chair
of the Oklahoma Bar
Association’s
Environmental Law
Section. Singletary serves
as an advisory board
member for the
University of Tulsa
College of Law’s
Sustainable Energy and
Resource Law Program.
Singletary is a graduate
of the University of Tulsa
College of Law, where he
served as editor-in-chief
of the Energy Law
Journal and was selected
to the national Order of
the Barristers. He
received his
undergraduate degree
from Texas A&M
University.
Crowe & Dunlevy is
considered a regional
leader in innovative and
effective legal solutions
for businesses and
individuals. Offering
comprehensive
transactional and
litigation services from
early mediation to
alternative dispute
resolution via nearly 30
practice groups. They
work with diverse
clientele to meet legal
objectives.
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responsible for instruct- sional career,” Wood said.
ing students in grades “However, I have made it
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GARDEN: Touchmark
FROM PAGE A1
care and garden design. If
residents aren’t up for work-
ing in the soil they can
make plant name tags, keep
a Garden Journal, or enjoy
the interaction with others
who share a love for garden-
ing.
No matter the weather
outside, residents of the
retirement community will
now be able to experience
the benefits of gardening
indoors day and night.
Touchmark is the first
retirement community in
Edmond and Oklahoma
City to partner with
Eldergrow and offer this
unique experience.
The indoor garden box
features a grow light con-
nected to a timer that pro-
vides the optimal spectrum
of red and blue light. A fan
runs constantly, which
keeps away pests and aids
in water evaporation. A
watering chart helps make
sure plants are not overwa-
tered.
Residents will tend to an
assortment of plants that
provide various sensory fea-
tures, such as firm foliage,
fuzzy leaves, edible herbs,
pretty blooms and more.
Twice a month, a Master
Gardener and Eldergrow
Educator, will lead a culi-
nary or craft activity incor- Touchmark at Co
porating the plants. Eldergrow. Demen
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