Wilson James Brown

A decorated WWII veteran, this Native speaker was on the steering committee for the Chickasaw Nation Constitution and was the first chairperson of the Chickasaw Community Council

• Hall of Fame

This highly decorated WWII veteran is a military hero who became the first chairperson of the Chickasaw Community Council.

Michael Keith Crossley

An award-winning teacher and exceptional coach, with three state championships and the most wins in Oklahoma high school fast-pitch softball history

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He's a record-breaking coach and award-winning educator with more than 40 years of impact and the most wins in Oklahoma fast-pitch softball history.

'Rena Bell Duncan

Active in cultural preservation for the Five Civilized Tribes, she has played a vital role advocating for preservation of tribal sites in Oklahoma and the Chickasaw homeland

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She has been instrumental in preserving tribal sites in Oklahoma and the Chickasaw Homelands as tribal legislator and Chickasaw Nation Director of Cultural Resources.

Jessie Elizabeth Randolph Moore

The first woman elected clerk and the second to state office, she played key roles in state politics, the state bar, the health department and the Federal Emergency Relief Administration (FERA)

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She was the first woman to be elected Oklahoma Supreme Court clerk and the second into state office, generating impact in state politics, the state bar and the federal government.

Tobi Merritt Edwards Young

She was the youngest press secretary on Capitol Hill, served in every branch of the federal government, was appointed law clerk of the Supreme Court and a now has a successful business career

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She's made remarkable contributions to the Chickasaw Nation through a stellar career in politics, law and business.