2-22-25: SENIOR DAY 2025 on March 3, 2025
Look at us we Zoomed due to the crazy weather… The Rise & Thrive OSJ Radio Hour this Saturday on FREEDOM 96.9 Oklahoma Talk Radio! You can do the same for whatever reason be on The OSJ Radio Show through Zoom! Rebekah Williams is in the center and Ruth Rolfe is on the right in the zoom picture.
Saturday Show is on Senior Day at the State Capital on March 3rd starting at 8:30am on the second floor rotunda! This year’s theme is, “ Let Your Voice be Heard!”The Oklahoma Senior Journal has been a sponsor of senior day at the state capital for double digit years.
This is a surefire way we can get your legislators to listen- get in front of them instead of just writing letters and making calls. There will be snacks and refreshments and information tables on the second floor rotunda. You will also be able to all sit down in the Senate house with the rest of attendees!
Our very first question out of the shoot is: why is Senior Day at the State Capital so important?? Listen in to learn.
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Rebekah Williams has been a strong advocate in the Aging industry for over 21 years. Currently Rebekah works at a Ombudsman Systems Advocate. Throughout her service, she has been a voice with Oklahoma Legislators and Federal Members – with the upmost importance that people have quality of life for what thier quanity of life may be. Rebekah’s greatest desire is Helping to ensure “All People Can Age Well in Oklahoma.”
Rebekah has 2- Adult Children Amanda and Jeremiah and 2-Grand-Dogs Bowser and Lucy.
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Ruth Rolfe’s community work began as a teenager when she participated in the Oklahoma City Sit-In movement under the leadership of the iconic civil rights leader Mrs. Clara Luper. This included marching to and sitting-in at several restaurants in the Oklahoma City area, attending the historic March On Washington in 1963 and meeting Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Those experiences set the stage for her ongoing involvement in the community.
Ruth is a continued Advocate serving on multiple boards, while being a caregiver for her adult Son who’s been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s.
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