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PO BOX 253
Kellyville OK 74039
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11/14/2026
11/14/2026

Come check out Kellyville’s new page
“Kellyville’s Happy Place”
Tap the photo it tells you about the page in a song🥰🤗

11/13/2026

🇺🇸❤️ A HERO CLOSE TO MY HEART ❤️🇺🇸

I spend a lot of time honoring our veterans, but there’s one I haven’t talked much about — my own Papa, William James Greenhaw.

Papa served in Germany during WWII and received a Purple Heart along with several other medals.

I’ll never forget pilfering through his military medals and patches one day. As I held his Purple Heart and started asking questions, Papa opened up about something he rarely spoke of.

He told me about being in a foxhole with his best friend, who lost his life right beside him. Papa was wounded that same day, but he told me he didn’t deserve his Purple Heart.

That was the first and only time I ever truly saw my Papa cry. 💔

I was just a curious granddaughter holding a medal, not realizing I was holding something tied to one of the most painful days of his life.

To me, that Purple Heart was a symbol of courage and sacrifice. But to Papa, I believe it was a reminder of the friend who never made it home.

I didn’t understand it all back then, but I do now. And I’ll cherish that conversation for the rest of my life.

Papa never lived here in Kellyville, but if it weren’t for him making it home from that war, I wouldn’t be here today honoring our veterans.

I’m forever thankful Papa survived that day in the foxhole, but my heart breaks knowing his best friend didn’t. I can only imagine how hard it was to carry that memory all those years.

That day, one family lost their hero, and mine was blessed to come home.

Papa may not have thought he deserved that Purple Heart, but I sure do.

🇺🇸 Some gave all. Some came home. But none came home unchanged.

I love you, Papa. I’m so proud to be your granddaughter, and you’ll always be my hero. ❤️🇺🇸
~Sheri

🇺🇸 KELLYVILLE’S HOMETOWN HEROES 🇺🇸 Veterans Day TributeSome Gave All. Some Sacrificed. Some Still A...
11/13/2026

🇺🇸 KELLYVILLE’S HOMETOWN HEROES 🇺🇸
Veterans Day Tribute

Some Gave All. Some Sacrificed. Some Still Are.

I had hoped to have this tribute completed in time for Veterans Day, but due to an unexpected loss in our family, I wasn’t able to finish it as planned.

Although I’m a day late, I truly believe it’s never too late to thank a veteran. ❤️

Freedom isn’t free. It has been paid for through courage, sacrifice, tears, and the lives of brave men and women who answered the call of duty.

Some served and returned home. Some are still serving. Some carry battles within them that we may never see. And some made the ultimate sacrifice, never getting the chance to come home.

These are our hometown heroes. Our family members, friends, neighbors, and loved ones. Their service deserves to be remembered, not just on Veterans Day, but every single day.

I am almost positive there are more hometown heroes whose names aren’t on these pages. Some may have been overlooked, and others may simply prefer not to be recognized publicly. But to each and every one of you, please know this:

❤️ WE SEE YOU. WE APPRECIATE YOU. AND WE THANK YOU. ❤️

Even if your name isn’t written on a poster, your service and sacrifices have not gone unnoticed. You don’t have to stand in the spotlight to be a hero. What you’ve given for our country and our freedom means more than words could ever express.

🙏 A PRAYER FOR OUR VETERANS 🙏

Heavenly Father,

Today we bow our heads with grateful hearts for the brave men and women who have worn our nation’s uniform.

Lord, bless those who served, protect those who are still serving, and bring peace to those who carry the invisible scars of war.

Wrap Your loving arms around the families who waited, the families who prayed, and especially those who welcomed home a folded flag instead of their loved one.

For those who never made it home, may their sacrifice never be forgotten. For those who did, may they always know their courage mattered.

Lord, remind us that the freedoms we enjoy were never free. They were protected by ordinary people who answered an extraordinary call.

May we never forget their names, their courage, or the price they paid.

In Jesus’ name, Amen. 🇺🇸

Thank you to all that served❤️
11/12/2026

Thank you to all that served❤️

🌻❤️ HEY Y’ALL! COME ON OVER! ❤️🌻I’ve started a new page called Kellyville’s Happy Place, and I’d love for y’all...
11/11/2026

🌻❤️ HEY Y’ALL! COME ON OVER! ❤️🌻

I’ve started a new page called Kellyville’s Happy Place, and I’d love for y’all to come check it out! 🥰

It’s a place for funny memes, good laughs, uplifting stories, prayers, encouragement, and neighbors supporting neighbors!

No gossip, no drama, just good old-fashioned kindness and a whole lot of laughter! 😂❤️

Everyone is welcome!

❤️ Come on over, FOLLOW our page, LIKE our posts, and SHARE it with your friends and family!

Help us spread a little happiness, one smile at a time! 🌻

The more, the merrier! 🥰😂

❤️ Kellyville’s Happy Place

On Friday, Kellyville Fire Department responded to a vehicle fire on the Turnpike. Fortunately, the driver was able to s...
11/03/2026

On Friday, Kellyville Fire Department responded to a vehicle fire on the Turnpike. Fortunately, the driver was able to safely exit the vehicle before crews arrived.

While working incidents along busy roadways, our first responders are often just feet away from moving traffic. This call served as an important reminder of how quickly conditions can change and how critical it is for motorists to stay focused behind the wheel. During this incident, a vehicle traveling on the Turnpike struck an unoccupied Oklahoma Highway Patrol SUV that was assisting at the scene while crews worked the car fire.

Please slow down, move over when possible, avoid distractions, and never drive drowsy. These simple actions help protect firefighters, law enforcement officers, EMS personnel, tow operators, highway crews, and everyone else traveling our roadways.

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Kellyville, OK
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