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Generosity

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Name	Occupation	Photo	More Info *
OKC bombing response	depiction of the collective response to the Oklahoma City bombing - the Oklahoma standard		WikiPedia
Kate Barnard	first woman in U.S. elected to statewide office (at a time when no women had the right to vote); served as Oklahoma Commissioner of Charities and Corrections for 8 years		WikiPedia
Fern Holland	lawyer, advocate for women's rights		WikiPedia
Jerrie Cobb	astronaut, named America’s top pilot in 1959; her many humanitarian projects to the Amazon jungle and elsewhere earned her numerous awards and a nomination for a Nobel Peace Prize		WikiPedia
Aubrey McClendon	co-founder of Chesapeake Energy/philanthropist		WikiPedia
John Hope Franklin	educator and historian; civil rights activist		WikiPedia

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