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November 8, 2009

Anonymous The Enid News and Eagle Sun Nov 08, 2009, 03:27 PM CST

BKD employees attend conference

Jarretta Huckins, Jon Redelsperger and Gary Lewis from the Enid office of BKD, LLP recently attended the firm’s annual Tax Update and Wealth Plan conference in St Louis. The first day of the conference covered recent developments in taxation and the second day was devoted to wealth planning ideas for clients.

Wilkinson named assistant

vice president at RoseRock Bank

Catrina Wilkinson has been named assistant vice president at RoseRock Bank. She has more than 19 years of banking experience including nearly seven years with RoseRock Bank.

Wilkinson is active in the Enid Noon AMBUCS, the United Way and March of Dimes and is a member of Calvary Baptist Church.

Garvin, Charles have joined

Carter HealthCare and Hospice

Jennifer Garvin and Allison Charles have joined Carter HealthCare and Hospice as home health nurses.

Garvin graduated from LPN school at Autry Technology Center. She also has her associate degree in fine arts applied science from Redlands Community College. She grew up in Weatherford, is married and has two children.

Charles also graduated from LPN school at Autry Technology Center. She has an associate degree in applied acience from Northern Oklahoma College and also attended Southwestern Oklahoma State University as a pre-pharmacy major. She is married.

Permanently Perfect Cosmetics launches

Erin Goss has launched a new business called Permanently Perfect Cosmetics at The Chiropractic Center, 102 W. Randolph. She is licensed to do permanent makeup, or medical micro pigmentation, which is a process where natural pigments are implanted into the dermal layer of the skin. She can do eyebrows, lipliner, eyeliner and full lip color.

To make an appointment, call (580) 761-1237 or 233-4300.

Evans now a real estate sales associate

Cara Jane Evans, manager of Custom Land Management LLC, now is a real estate sales associate in the state of Oklahoma. This achievement paired with her designation as a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Accredited Professional (LEED-AP) will allow her to specialize in green leases and developments in commercial and residential properties. There are nearly 500 LEED-APs in the state and Evans is the first in Enid.

Evans is a graduate of Oklahoma State University, where she studied real estate development, construction management and marketing. She has served on the statewide steering committee of Construction Leadership Council, a division of Associated General Contractors of Oklahoma, has served on both Oklahoma and DFW boards of Society for Marketing Professional Services and has been awarded for her efforts within the architecture, engineering and construction industries.

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