INCA INFORMER
INCA COMMUNITY SERVICES, INC
r e m r o f n i Inca October –December 2010 Holiday Edition
Pauline Tolbert retires adapted no matter the assignment. She has been the driving force as we address the needs of our communities as well as the needs of our employees.
Many times we recognize and show appreciation to those that are in the spotlight and overlook those behind the scene. Today we want to “spotlight” and show our appreciation to a woman that has loved and taken care of us for over 30 years. Pauline Tolbert’s contribution have been front and center in the success of the agency and our mission. She was originally hired in September, 1980, as a temporary employee to do a community survey for a Senior Citizens Transportation system, which has grown into one of the agency's largest programs. In March of 1982, she was hired full time as Executive Secretary for INCA Community Services and has held that position for the past 28 years. Her job description and title has changed over the years and she has
As the agency has evolved over the years, Pauline has “endeared” herself by “enduring” us all. Through the years she has touched every program INCA has. She assisted in the preparation of grant applications, funding packages, proposals, and organized necessary data for submission of reports, grants or special projects. She kept our records; made certain the agency followed regulations, policy and procedures and faithfully served as the Board’s Secretary. Pauline has been our insurance guru, and has saved thousands of dollars for the agency year after year, by finding the best insurance and assisting countless number of employees with their claims. Pauline has been our unofficial information bank. When asked a question, whether from the Executive Director, the employees, the Board of Directors or mem-
bers of the public, if she didn’t know, she found out or found who did. Pauline has served as an example of an exemplary employee through her dedication. For thirty years we have counted on Pauline to be on time, to be there when we needed her, to train us right, and to remind us our purpose is to help others.
Every agency needs and anchor and Pauline Tolbert has been ours. As she pulls up her anchor with us and sets sail for new adventures. We send with her our love and appreciation for all she has given the agency, our communities, and us. Thank you from all the staff at INCA Community Services. We will miss you.
LaQuita Thornley and Pauline Tolbert
Career Opportunities News By: Kristy Mobbs, Program Director We had a Halloween party on Friday, October 29th at the office. Everyone enjoyed eating snacks and visiting. Those attending included Danny Bicknell, Amber Atkinson, Katina East, Kenneth Estep, Donna Peoples, Kimberly Ennis and Stephen Cook along with Shelly Ryan, Ollie Cook, Tanisha Walker and Cliff Nelson. We have included a picture from the party. We helped with the 1st Annual Atoka County Toys for Tots Bike Ride. We have included pictures from the event. It was held on Saturday, November 6, 2010. We raised $ 585.00, had 16 bikes and 18 riders and lots of volunteers. The ride began at Brooks American Made Customs at 300 West Court Street in Atoka and went about 130 miles. The bikes left around 10:00 a.m. with a police escort through town. They headed out on 13 th Street to Greathouse Drive on to Coalgate highway and up toward Stringtown through Daisy, Clayton, Antlers and back to Atoka. They all stated it was a nice ride, a little cold at first, but warming up later on. They had a couple of scares with some deer, but no accidents. They ended up back at the Atoka INCA office where lunch was ready which consisted of hamburgers, chips, a drink and dessert for a donation. It was a great success for the first event. We have included pictures from the event that day. Thanks first of all to our bikers! We appreciate all of them coming out to support a great cause; Keith Southerland, Mike Mobbs, Steve Roberts, James Logue, Justin Loudermilk, Robert Johnson, James Smith, Tracy Johnson, Jim Turner, Billie Smith, Jackie Duncan, Willard Castleberry, Gene Stevens, Richard Mayfield, Mark Mobbs, Cecilie Turner, Daniel Richie and Shelbie Giles. Thanks to the following businesses and individuals who helped out in some way whether it was a money donation, volunteering, food donation, door prize, etc. We appreciate all the help. Special thanks go to David Brooks with Brooks American Made Customs for letting us set up at his shop, to Michael Ryan for being an awesome cook and to Keith Southerland for organizing the ride for us! Thanks to our donors for our door prizes and gift bags for everyone; Ameristate Bank, Sonny’s, Cazadorez, El Adobe, Today’s Hair & Nails, Hair Unlimited, O’Reilley’s, McDonald’s, Luigi’s, Sonic, Just a Girly Girl, Mullin’s Station, Comfort Inn, Silverado Golf Course, First Bank, Sarilea’s, Personal Touch, Kathryn’s, Best Western, K&L Transportation and all of the INCA gangs; Career Opportunities, JAMM Transit and Weatherization. Also, to the many who volunteered in some way to help from beginning to end. We could not have done it without everyone’s help. A special thanks to Shelly Ryan for being an amazing assistant and the best helper anyone could ask for! We also have an amazing family who always is willing to help when we ask and a big thanks to them yet again. Michael Ryan, Shelly Ryan, Keith Southerland, Lois Justus, Betty Southerland, Kelsey Mobbs, Zak Southerland, Jake Southerland, Brad Ryan, Cathy Ryan, Mike Mobbs, Glenda Mobbs, Bubba Mobbs, Courtney Wilhite, Justin Ryan, Hannah Ryan, Lilly Ryan, R.D. Willis, Cheryl Smith, Milamber Smith and Sierrah Schneider. Thanks also to our INCA helpers; Shawn Brooks, Erica Pogue, Chistie Pogue, Tanisha Walker and Dana Trent. Thanks to our INCA staff for the food donations: LaQuita Thornley, Sue Ishmael, Teresa Workman, Erica Pogue, Sue Staats, Dana Trent, Jana Thompson, Shelly Ryan and Kristy Mobbs. We greatly appreciate everyone and look forward to next year’s ride making it even bigger and better! The Atoka High School conducted a clothing drive for our local Clothing Bank. It was delivered on December 15 th by teachers Cindy Willis and Stephanie Haney. Lydia Livingston with the Student Council was the organizer of the event. Each student received extra points in English, Science and Math for their donations. We received coats, sweaters, jackets, hoodies, sweatpants, sweatshirts, jeans, shirts, shorts and vests for men, women, boys and girls. We received 60 total coat pieces and 20 total clothing pieces. Our Christmas party was held at the office on December 20 th. Those attending included Danny Bicknell, Amber Atkinson, Katina East, Kenneth Estep, Donna Peoples, Kimberly Ennis, Emmaline Carpenter, Kenny Lay, Linda Roy, Bryan Horn and Stephen Cook along with Shelly Ryan, Ollie Cook, Tanisha Walker, Cliff Nelson, Rena Horn and Kristy and Kelsey Mobbs. Everyone enjoyed snacks and visiting along with opening presents. Pictures from the party are included. Pizza was provided by staff; Rena Horn and Cliff Nelson. Thanks to both of them. Everyone enjoyed it! We appreciate it very much.
INCA Career Opportunities Certificate of Appreciation for Years of Service. Top Row: Amber Atkinson, Danny Bicknell, Debra Coburn, Donna Peoples Bottom Row: Emmaline Carpenter, Kenneth Estep, Kimberly Ennis, Stephen Cook
In loving memory of
Kristy Mobbs and Ella Mae Walker
ella
mae walker
Ella was a former client of Career Opportunities and a former employee at the Clothing Bank in Atoka. She was born on December 11, 1962 and passed away on December 28, 2010 in Ada where she was currently living. Services were held at Criswell Chapel in Ada on Thursday, December 30, 2010 at 2:00 p.m. Rev. Kenny Morrison officiated and burial was in Rosedale Cemetery in Ada. Ella leaves behind one sister, Connie McKinney, one brother, Kenny Cornelius and one niece, Priscilla Inscho.
SPECIAL PROJECTS IN JOHNSTON COUNTY BY RENA PAYNE In October we survived another “TOY RUN” and lived to tell the tale. We took in over $400.00 and 20 plus toys. The bikers came from all over and they brought their appetites with them. We had chili, stew, chicken and dumplings, beans, cornbread, hot rolls, cinnamon rolls, cakes and of course fritos, shredded cheddar, onions and absolutely everything you could want. Everything was homemade except of course the fritos, cheese and onions. They also served, tea, coffee, water, Crystal light they went to a lot of trouble to make it a success. Thank God for family and friends. It is heartwarming to see how many people care enough to give of themselves and make a difference in the lives of people they will possibly never meet. Everything is going great guns and we were busy getting the clothing switched to “WINTER” as you can see the families have already picked up and are getting the kids coats and jackets ready for the cooler weather. We have had a wee chill some mornings and everyone is ready to bundle up. The food bank is still steady and we are lucky we are able to help as we do have a well stocked pantry. The JAMM is still JAMMIN and we are bebobbin right along. November was the month to end all months. We truly met ourselves coming in and going out and turning in circles ALL at the same time. We were the lucky recipients of the Murray State College PBL/SODEXO Food Drive which gathered 1500 cans and miscellaneous food items. That is a whole lotta food in our wee office. We also received our first batch of coats, courtesy of 4H and Varsity Cleaners in Tishomingo. 100 coats/jackets. Great Donation. We have picked up lots of TOYS from businesses in town from our TOYS for TOTS boxes which are mostly stocking stuffers, but really good ones. Angela and I took a trip to Wal-Mart in Durant to buy what we needed with the Toy Run Money. They always treat us so well in Durant Wal-Mart and they have a good selection to choose from. We also go to the Dollar Tree in Durant where we get Christmas candy and cookies to put in our baskets at a really good buy. The “BIGGEST” project of December was saying goodbye to Pauline Tolbert who has been a big part of the axle who has kept the wheels turning at our agency for the past 30 years. Pauline retired and she will be sorely missed. Shelley Prince has taken over the reins and she is galloping right along. I really like Shelley and she will do a super job. We were really busy and I believe we had a very successful Christmas program, maybe the biggest for each family. We done baskets for 39 families with kids (149) and 11 families of senior citizens. It was awesome. We gave lots of groceries as we had been so blessed by numerous donations of food and we had enough money from our toy run to ball all the extras to make them really good “GOODIE” baskets. It took several trips to the car to get it all with presents and boxes etc. They were all pleasantly surprised at what they got. I think it made everyone feel good. We got food donations from MSC PBL, SUDEXO clubs, Good Sams Recreational Group (NORMAN) and Chickasaw Nation Upward Bound so we were overwhelmed by the outpouring of support for our project. People as basically good and kind hearted. We have gotten 158 coats/jackets delivered to us this winter all nicely cleaned and pressed courtesy of 4H and Varsity Cleaners in Tishomingo. It is so funny but as soon as we get the shipment in here come the public to get a coat and we have been having some chilly days so it has been busy. All our programs are doing well, some busier than others on certain days and then the tide turns and it’s the others time to be busy but it all evens out in the long run. Everyone in our office has pulled their weight helping, wrapping, bending and stretching, putting up groceries, putting them in boxes and carrying on their regular duties. No complaints everyone just laughing and working like we have good sense. Pleasant surroundings make everything so much easier. I am glad to be where I am working with folks I work with. Well I guess this wraps up 2010 and it was so much fun we’ll try it again. {2011} Hope to catch you next year. HAPPY & HEALTHY NEW YEAR TO ALL.
In Memory of Jane Bullard Food Drive Murray State College
Items in baskets included: Cranberry Sauce *Stove Top Stuffing Canned Chicken, Whole Chicken, or Ham Butter * Eggs *Canned Milk * Hot Rolls Corn * Green Beans * Potatoes Sweet Potatoes or Yams 2 kinds of Pie Filling with 2 Pie Shells and a Care Kit for each member of the family. Charles Mobbs assisting Ms. Rosie McClinton
A total of 160 food baskets were given out on December 22, 2010 to families in need. We had 218 children that participated in the Toys for Tots . Each child received a Sleigh ride and Santa passed out gifts.
Atoka County Christmas Parade December 4, 2010 at 6:00 pm - Dana Trent, Housing Director drove the truck which pulled the float and Erica Pogue, Atoka County Community Specialist and JAMM Transit Secretary and her son Shawn and sister Cristie threw out candy and toys.
Marshall County Parade
Atoka County Angel Tree Crew
INCA COMMUNITY SERVICES,INC L a Q u i t a E x e c u t i v 202 South Capitol Tishomingo, OK 73460
T e
h
o r n l e D i r e c t
Board of Directors y o
, r
Atoka County Phillip Culbreath Alice Foran
Phone: 580-371-2352 Fax: 580-371-0277
Sarilea Combs Johnston County Roy Wayne Blevins Charolette Northcutt We’re on the Web http://incacaa.org
Maren Turner Marshall County Royce Bartee Sallianne Milford Patricia Fields Murray County Betty Stephens Stella Black James Wallace
Inca volunteer income Tax assistance SITE INFORMATION Johnston County INCA VITA Site
Marshall County INCA VITA Site
202 South Capitol, Tishomingo, OK 73460
401 West Main Street, Madill, OK 73446
Monday-Friday from 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m
Monday-Friday from 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
(By appointments & Walk-ins)
(By Appointment & Walk-ins)
Contact Information: Angela Rojas (580) 371-2352
Contact Information: Nelda Cobb (580) 795-2372
Atoka County INCA VITA Site
Murray County INCA VITA Site
301 West 10th Street, Atoka, OK 74525
1216 West 9th Street, Sulphur, OK 73086
Monday-Friday from 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Monday-Friday from 9:00 a.m.– 4:00 p.m.
(By Walk-in or appointments)
(By Walk-ins & Appointments)
Contact Information: Jana Thompson (580) 889-5193
Contact Information: Mary Garrison (580) 6225700
r e m r o f n i Inca October –December 2010 Holiday Edition
Pauline Tolbert retires adapted no matter the assignment. She has been the driving force as we address the needs of our communities as well as the needs of our employees.
Many times we recognize and show appreciation to those that are in the spotlight and overlook those behind the scene. Today we want to “spotlight” and show our appreciation to a woman that has loved and taken care of us for over 30 years. Pauline Tolbert’s contribution have been front and center in the success of the agency and our mission. She was originally hired in September, 1980, as a temporary employee to do a community survey for a Senior Citizens Transportation system, which has grown into one of the agency's largest programs. In March of 1982, she was hired full time as Executive Secretary for INCA Community Services and has held that position for the past 28 years. Her job description and title has changed over the years and she has
As the agency has evolved over the years, Pauline has “endeared” herself by “enduring” us all. Through the years she has touched every program INCA has. She assisted in the preparation of grant applications, funding packages, proposals, and organized necessary data for submission of reports, grants or special projects. She kept our records; made certain the agency followed regulations, policy and procedures and faithfully served as the Board’s Secretary. Pauline has been our insurance guru, and has saved thousands of dollars for the agency year after year, by finding the best insurance and assisting countless number of employees with their claims. Pauline has been our unofficial information bank. When asked a question, whether from the Executive Director, the employees, the Board of Directors or mem-
bers of the public, if she didn’t know, she found out or found who did. Pauline has served as an example of an exemplary employee through her dedication. For thirty years we have counted on Pauline to be on time, to be there when we needed her, to train us right, and to remind us our purpose is to help others.
Every agency needs and anchor and Pauline Tolbert has been ours. As she pulls up her anchor with us and sets sail for new adventures. We send with her our love and appreciation for all she has given the agency, our communities, and us. Thank you from all the staff at INCA Community Services. We will miss you.
LaQuita Thornley and Pauline Tolbert
Career Opportunities News By: Kristy Mobbs, Program Director We had a Halloween party on Friday, October 29th at the office. Everyone enjoyed eating snacks and visiting. Those attending included Danny Bicknell, Amber Atkinson, Katina East, Kenneth Estep, Donna Peoples, Kimberly Ennis and Stephen Cook along with Shelly Ryan, Ollie Cook, Tanisha Walker and Cliff Nelson. We have included a picture from the party. We helped with the 1st Annual Atoka County Toys for Tots Bike Ride. We have included pictures from the event. It was held on Saturday, November 6, 2010. We raised $ 585.00, had 16 bikes and 18 riders and lots of volunteers. The ride began at Brooks American Made Customs at 300 West Court Street in Atoka and went about 130 miles. The bikes left around 10:00 a.m. with a police escort through town. They headed out on 13 th Street to Greathouse Drive on to Coalgate highway and up toward Stringtown through Daisy, Clayton, Antlers and back to Atoka. They all stated it was a nice ride, a little cold at first, but warming up later on. They had a couple of scares with some deer, but no accidents. They ended up back at the Atoka INCA office where lunch was ready which consisted of hamburgers, chips, a drink and dessert for a donation. It was a great success for the first event. We have included pictures from the event that day. Thanks first of all to our bikers! We appreciate all of them coming out to support a great cause; Keith Southerland, Mike Mobbs, Steve Roberts, James Logue, Justin Loudermilk, Robert Johnson, James Smith, Tracy Johnson, Jim Turner, Billie Smith, Jackie Duncan, Willard Castleberry, Gene Stevens, Richard Mayfield, Mark Mobbs, Cecilie Turner, Daniel Richie and Shelbie Giles. Thanks to the following businesses and individuals who helped out in some way whether it was a money donation, volunteering, food donation, door prize, etc. We appreciate all the help. Special thanks go to David Brooks with Brooks American Made Customs for letting us set up at his shop, to Michael Ryan for being an awesome cook and to Keith Southerland for organizing the ride for us! Thanks to our donors for our door prizes and gift bags for everyone; Ameristate Bank, Sonny’s, Cazadorez, El Adobe, Today’s Hair & Nails, Hair Unlimited, O’Reilley’s, McDonald’s, Luigi’s, Sonic, Just a Girly Girl, Mullin’s Station, Comfort Inn, Silverado Golf Course, First Bank, Sarilea’s, Personal Touch, Kathryn’s, Best Western, K&L Transportation and all of the INCA gangs; Career Opportunities, JAMM Transit and Weatherization. Also, to the many who volunteered in some way to help from beginning to end. We could not have done it without everyone’s help. A special thanks to Shelly Ryan for being an amazing assistant and the best helper anyone could ask for! We also have an amazing family who always is willing to help when we ask and a big thanks to them yet again. Michael Ryan, Shelly Ryan, Keith Southerland, Lois Justus, Betty Southerland, Kelsey Mobbs, Zak Southerland, Jake Southerland, Brad Ryan, Cathy Ryan, Mike Mobbs, Glenda Mobbs, Bubba Mobbs, Courtney Wilhite, Justin Ryan, Hannah Ryan, Lilly Ryan, R.D. Willis, Cheryl Smith, Milamber Smith and Sierrah Schneider. Thanks also to our INCA helpers; Shawn Brooks, Erica Pogue, Chistie Pogue, Tanisha Walker and Dana Trent. Thanks to our INCA staff for the food donations: LaQuita Thornley, Sue Ishmael, Teresa Workman, Erica Pogue, Sue Staats, Dana Trent, Jana Thompson, Shelly Ryan and Kristy Mobbs. We greatly appreciate everyone and look forward to next year’s ride making it even bigger and better! The Atoka High School conducted a clothing drive for our local Clothing Bank. It was delivered on December 15 th by teachers Cindy Willis and Stephanie Haney. Lydia Livingston with the Student Council was the organizer of the event. Each student received extra points in English, Science and Math for their donations. We received coats, sweaters, jackets, hoodies, sweatpants, sweatshirts, jeans, shirts, shorts and vests for men, women, boys and girls. We received 60 total coat pieces and 20 total clothing pieces. Our Christmas party was held at the office on December 20 th. Those attending included Danny Bicknell, Amber Atkinson, Katina East, Kenneth Estep, Donna Peoples, Kimberly Ennis, Emmaline Carpenter, Kenny Lay, Linda Roy, Bryan Horn and Stephen Cook along with Shelly Ryan, Ollie Cook, Tanisha Walker, Cliff Nelson, Rena Horn and Kristy and Kelsey Mobbs. Everyone enjoyed snacks and visiting along with opening presents. Pictures from the party are included. Pizza was provided by staff; Rena Horn and Cliff Nelson. Thanks to both of them. Everyone enjoyed it! We appreciate it very much.
INCA Career Opportunities Certificate of Appreciation for Years of Service. Top Row: Amber Atkinson, Danny Bicknell, Debra Coburn, Donna Peoples Bottom Row: Emmaline Carpenter, Kenneth Estep, Kimberly Ennis, Stephen Cook
In loving memory of
Kristy Mobbs and Ella Mae Walker
ella
mae walker
Ella was a former client of Career Opportunities and a former employee at the Clothing Bank in Atoka. She was born on December 11, 1962 and passed away on December 28, 2010 in Ada where she was currently living. Services were held at Criswell Chapel in Ada on Thursday, December 30, 2010 at 2:00 p.m. Rev. Kenny Morrison officiated and burial was in Rosedale Cemetery in Ada. Ella leaves behind one sister, Connie McKinney, one brother, Kenny Cornelius and one niece, Priscilla Inscho.
SPECIAL PROJECTS IN JOHNSTON COUNTY BY RENA PAYNE In October we survived another “TOY RUN” and lived to tell the tale. We took in over $400.00 and 20 plus toys. The bikers came from all over and they brought their appetites with them. We had chili, stew, chicken and dumplings, beans, cornbread, hot rolls, cinnamon rolls, cakes and of course fritos, shredded cheddar, onions and absolutely everything you could want. Everything was homemade except of course the fritos, cheese and onions. They also served, tea, coffee, water, Crystal light they went to a lot of trouble to make it a success. Thank God for family and friends. It is heartwarming to see how many people care enough to give of themselves and make a difference in the lives of people they will possibly never meet. Everything is going great guns and we were busy getting the clothing switched to “WINTER” as you can see the families have already picked up and are getting the kids coats and jackets ready for the cooler weather. We have had a wee chill some mornings and everyone is ready to bundle up. The food bank is still steady and we are lucky we are able to help as we do have a well stocked pantry. The JAMM is still JAMMIN and we are bebobbin right along. November was the month to end all months. We truly met ourselves coming in and going out and turning in circles ALL at the same time. We were the lucky recipients of the Murray State College PBL/SODEXO Food Drive which gathered 1500 cans and miscellaneous food items. That is a whole lotta food in our wee office. We also received our first batch of coats, courtesy of 4H and Varsity Cleaners in Tishomingo. 100 coats/jackets. Great Donation. We have picked up lots of TOYS from businesses in town from our TOYS for TOTS boxes which are mostly stocking stuffers, but really good ones. Angela and I took a trip to Wal-Mart in Durant to buy what we needed with the Toy Run Money. They always treat us so well in Durant Wal-Mart and they have a good selection to choose from. We also go to the Dollar Tree in Durant where we get Christmas candy and cookies to put in our baskets at a really good buy. The “BIGGEST” project of December was saying goodbye to Pauline Tolbert who has been a big part of the axle who has kept the wheels turning at our agency for the past 30 years. Pauline retired and she will be sorely missed. Shelley Prince has taken over the reins and she is galloping right along. I really like Shelley and she will do a super job. We were really busy and I believe we had a very successful Christmas program, maybe the biggest for each family. We done baskets for 39 families with kids (149) and 11 families of senior citizens. It was awesome. We gave lots of groceries as we had been so blessed by numerous donations of food and we had enough money from our toy run to ball all the extras to make them really good “GOODIE” baskets. It took several trips to the car to get it all with presents and boxes etc. They were all pleasantly surprised at what they got. I think it made everyone feel good. We got food donations from MSC PBL, SUDEXO clubs, Good Sams Recreational Group (NORMAN) and Chickasaw Nation Upward Bound so we were overwhelmed by the outpouring of support for our project. People as basically good and kind hearted. We have gotten 158 coats/jackets delivered to us this winter all nicely cleaned and pressed courtesy of 4H and Varsity Cleaners in Tishomingo. It is so funny but as soon as we get the shipment in here come the public to get a coat and we have been having some chilly days so it has been busy. All our programs are doing well, some busier than others on certain days and then the tide turns and it’s the others time to be busy but it all evens out in the long run. Everyone in our office has pulled their weight helping, wrapping, bending and stretching, putting up groceries, putting them in boxes and carrying on their regular duties. No complaints everyone just laughing and working like we have good sense. Pleasant surroundings make everything so much easier. I am glad to be where I am working with folks I work with. Well I guess this wraps up 2010 and it was so much fun we’ll try it again. {2011} Hope to catch you next year. HAPPY & HEALTHY NEW YEAR TO ALL.
In Memory of Jane Bullard Food Drive Murray State College
Items in baskets included: Cranberry Sauce *Stove Top Stuffing Canned Chicken, Whole Chicken, or Ham Butter * Eggs *Canned Milk * Hot Rolls Corn * Green Beans * Potatoes Sweet Potatoes or Yams 2 kinds of Pie Filling with 2 Pie Shells and a Care Kit for each member of the family. Charles Mobbs assisting Ms. Rosie McClinton
A total of 160 food baskets were given out on December 22, 2010 to families in need. We had 218 children that participated in the Toys for Tots . Each child received a Sleigh ride and Santa passed out gifts.
Atoka County Christmas Parade December 4, 2010 at 6:00 pm - Dana Trent, Housing Director drove the truck which pulled the float and Erica Pogue, Atoka County Community Specialist and JAMM Transit Secretary and her son Shawn and sister Cristie threw out candy and toys.
Marshall County Parade
Atoka County Angel Tree Crew
INCA COMMUNITY SERVICES,INC L a Q u i t a E x e c u t i v 202 South Capitol Tishomingo, OK 73460
T e
h
o r n l e D i r e c t
Board of Directors y o
, r
Atoka County Phillip Culbreath Alice Foran
Phone: 580-371-2352 Fax: 580-371-0277
Sarilea Combs Johnston County Roy Wayne Blevins Charolette Northcutt We’re on the Web http://incacaa.org
Maren Turner Marshall County Royce Bartee Sallianne Milford Patricia Fields Murray County Betty Stephens Stella Black James Wallace
Inca volunteer income Tax assistance SITE INFORMATION Johnston County INCA VITA Site
Marshall County INCA VITA Site
202 South Capitol, Tishomingo, OK 73460
401 West Main Street, Madill, OK 73446
Monday-Friday from 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m
Monday-Friday from 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
(By appointments & Walk-ins)
(By Appointment & Walk-ins)
Contact Information: Angela Rojas (580) 371-2352
Contact Information: Nelda Cobb (580) 795-2372
Atoka County INCA VITA Site
Murray County INCA VITA Site
301 West 10th Street, Atoka, OK 74525
1216 West 9th Street, Sulphur, OK 73086
Monday-Friday from 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Monday-Friday from 9:00 a.m.– 4:00 p.m.
(By Walk-in or appointments)
(By Walk-ins & Appointments)
Contact Information: Jana Thompson (580) 889-5193
Contact Information: Mary Garrison (580) 6225700
