Kent Ogle

2 weeks ago | kfor.com | Kent Ogle

MIDWEST CITY, Okla. (KFOR) – When you check out with Cynthia David at Lowe’s in Midwest City, you might not know it, but you are actually checking in. Checking in to her ministry, lifting people up. “I shop here, and I notice that whenever I go to the register, someone’s always singing, and I noticed it was Cynthia,” says Kenny Blackwell, who nominated Cynthia for the Pay it Forward award. “It makes me feel really good, just like hearing the birds singing, you get a good feeling.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Kent Ogle

MIDWEST CITY, Okla. (KFOR) – When you check out with Cynthia David at Lowe’s in Midwest City, you might not know it, but you are actually checking in. Checking in to her ministry, lifting people up. “I shop here, and I notice that whenever I go to the register, someone’s always singing, and I noticed it was Cynthia,” says Kenny Blackwell, who nominated Cynthia for the Pay it Forward award. “It makes me feel really good, just like hearing the birds singing, you get a good feeling.

1 month ago | kfor.com | Kent Ogle

MUSTANG, Okla. (KFOR) – Multiples of patience, understanding and compassion are the building blocks of teaching special education. Paraprofessional Amy Bonura brings an abundance of all three to Mustang Elementary School. “She is very passionate about her job, and she definitely just gets all in with the students and spends all of her time helping them in any way that she can.” said Melissa Block who nominated Amy.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Kent Ogle

A special honor for a special education paraprofessionalMUSTANG, Okla. (KFOR) – Multiples of patience, understanding and compassion are the building blocks of teaching special education. Paraprofessional Amy Bonura brings an abundance of all three to Mustang Elementary School. “She is very passionate about her job, and she definitely just gets all in with the students and spends all of her time helping them in any way that she can.” said Melissa Block who nominated Amy.

2 months ago | kfor.com | Kent Ogle

SHAWNEE, Okla. (KFOR) — It’s not a stretch to say these folks are turning back the clock, increasing their range of motion while keeping their hearts and minds young. They are thankful for a certain shining light in the relaxing darkness of this stretching class at the Shawnee Senior Center. “She’s just such a joy,” said Carole Robbins, who nominated Angie Kelly for the Pay it Forward award. “I could go on and on, but she is such a joy to everyone around her.