Hager joins staff

of Brochu Roofing



Brochu Roofing has named Amy Hager as certified administrative assistant.

Hager and her husband, John, have two children, Jonathan and Rikki.

Brochu Roofing soon will celebrate its 25th year of service. For information, call 234-3635.



Wymer Brownlee

announces staff changes



Wymer Brownlee Tax and Financial Management has announced three staff changes.

Christina Powell has joined Wymer Brownlee as associate tax adviser. She brings five years of combined client service as an accounts clerk with the city of Enid and staff accountant intern in an accounting firm.

In her role with Wymer Brownlee, Powell will prepare tax returns, payroll and offer comprehensive small business services. She attended Northern Oklahoma College and graduated summa cum laude. She attends Northwestern Oklahoma State University and plans to graduate in December with a bachelor of science in accounting.

Powell will work in the Fairview office.

Sandra Hutchcraft joined the practice as an accounting adviser. Based in the Enid office, Hutchcraft will prepare payroll, financials and provide other small business services. She graduated with a bachelor of business administration from Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas.

Hutchcraft brings a combination of 27 years of accounting, payroll and bookkeeping experience to the firm. She has worked in payroll, bookkeeping, physician and accounting offices throughout her career.

Sherri Eulberg has come on board as an associate accounting adviser. Also based in the Enid office, she will prepare payroll, financials and provide other small business services.

Eulberg has attended Northwestern and brings a varied client service background to her new position having worked in accounting, Grant County Commissioners Office and Grant County Treasurer’s Office.  

Wymer Brownlee Tax and Financial Management provides comprehensive tax and wealth management services. Offices are in Enid, 237-0060, and Fairview, (580) 227-4709.

Melissa Mainord, of Fairview, and Sharon Hume, of Enid, are the tax directors of the practice.



Brownlee team members

attend conference



Kyle Brownlee, Stephen O’Neill, Delena Hardaway and Sara Hibbi, of Wymer Brownlee Tax and Financial Manage-ment, have returned from the H.D. Vest Elite Aca-demy, an exclusive advanced wealth management conference for top advisers, held this year in Seattle. Brownlee is a local business owner and has been a top adviser for nine years.

Brownlee, O’Neill, Harda-way and Hibbi began the seminar with one concentrated workshop focusing on creating a consistent client experience. During this training, they learned how to put efficiencies in place, enabling advisers Brownlee and O’Neill to spend more quality time with clients and assess their financial needs by focusing on the eight wealth management issues that face Americans today.

Additionally, the Wymer Brownlee team was given opportunities to network with peers and discusses best practices.

Wymer Brownlee provides full tax and accounting services. Brownlee and O’Neill also offer services particularly specialized in the financial arena. These include investment management, insurance planning, or what is called risk management, debt and cash flow planning, business services, education, legacy and retirement planning, plus special situation planning.

Wymer Brownlee offices are located in Enid and Fairview. For information, call 237-0060.



Morrison named SNB

employee of third quarter



Beverly Morrison has been named Security National Bank of Enid Emplo-yee of the Quarter for third quarter.

Mor-rison has been with SNB for 20 years. She began her career as a secretary in agriculture lending. Since that time she has held key positions within the business, including mortgage lending and retail products officer. In 1997, she was named an assistant vice president in customer service. In 2005, Morrison was promoted to vice president in retail lending/customer service, and she now serves as the bank’s treasury/cash management officer and external customer relations services.

“Beverly is instrumental in helping our customers with new products and services,” said SNB President Brad Blankenship.

Morrison is a graduate of Woodward High School. She is a member of Oklahoma Banker Association’s Board of Regents for Consumer Lending School. She attends St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church.