Our Mission:

To encourage and support participation, education and enjoyment of the visual and performing arts by all and to support the advancement of excellence of cultural activities in the area.

Primary Board of Trustees:

Gov. Bill Anoatubby

Cedric Bailey

Tracie Chapman

Patty Coffey

Tom Dunlap

Andrew Harlow​

Keith King

Pat Weaver-Meyers

Ray Pemberton

Bill Rahhal

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Carol Lee Simms

Jan Tindale

Regina Turrentine

Luann Walker

Tuck Wilkinson

Ken Bohannon, Exec. Director

Howard Drew, Emeritus

Millard Ingram, Emeritus

Mike Morrison, Emeritus

D. Allen Wint, Emeritus
John Otey, Emeritus

Primary Board Meetings:

The Goddard Center Primary Board meets
the fourth Tuesday of each month at 4:00 p.m.

"Our organization is recognized as having completed the Standards for Excellence course by the Oklahoma Center for Nonprofits. Our certification is valid from 2018-2023, and we can be found on the Oklahoma Center for Nonprofits graduate page."

Meet the Team:

Dr. Ken Bohannon

Executive Director

Ken Bohannon, a former professor of music, suggests we follow two famous artists: 

“If music be the food of love, play on.” 

-William Shakespeare

“The purpose of art is washing the dust of daily life off our souls.” 

-Pablo Picasso

Michelle Hornbeak

Cory Blankenship

Assistant Director

Cory has his BFA in Furniture Design from the Savannah College of Art and Design.

"Art is what you can get away with."

-Andy Warhol

"The better I know people, the more I like my lathe."

-Cory Blankenship

Frank Clark

Marjorie Dolman

Administrative Assistant

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Joshua Tuaila

Art Studios Manager

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Josh earned a BFA from USAO in Chickasha,

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"every artist was first an amateur."

- Ralph Waldo Emerson

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"Every act of creation is first an act of destruction."

- Pablo Picasso

Graphic Designer/Social Media

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Building Superintendent

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Frank Clark is retired from Michelin. He loves working at The Goddard Center.

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"Making mistakes is better than faking perfection."

- Unknown

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"Forget it enough to get over it. Remember it enough so it doesn't happen again.

- Unknown

Membership/Outreach Coordinator