2023 Annual Meeting Results 

The 2023 LREC Drive-Through Annual Meeting was a huge success! The weather cleared up, and it was a beautiful day. LREC had excellent attendance, with 1,584 members registered, and made their voices heard by electing two board members to represent them on the co-op's board of trustees. A business quorum was met with 5% of the members registered.

The trustee election had five individual candidates running for two open positions. After the votes were counted, Lynn Lamons and Dianna Mayfield were elected to serve a three-year term on the LREC Board of Trustees. The election is at large, and the two candidates with the most votes at the end are the winners.

Lynn Lamons – 1,027

Dianna Mayfield – 1,015

Stanley Young – 418

Johnny Halpain – 295

Stan Sanders - 133

In addition, the membership approved last year's business meeting minutes, and all members who registered and voted received a $30 bill credit as a thank-you and gift. 

This annual event also had $4,500 in cash prizes, and the grand prizes winner of $1,000 was Davey Brixey, $500 Kimberly Osburn, and $250 Ella Hunnicutt who will receive their cash prizes next week! A complete list of all winners is listed below.

• SHARON CURRIE - $100
• HAMID VAHDATIPOUR - $100
• EMELIE BAILEY - $100
• WILFORD SORENSEN- $100
• JOE D FORD - $100
• MICHELLE R SPENCER - $100
• RAY POTTS -$100
• WILLIAM R JOHNSON - $50
• DYANNE LAMONS - $50
• RICHARD W SMITH - $50
• CHARLOTTE WHITEKILLER - $50
• TRACY D HUTCHINSON - $50
• HARRY TURLEY - $50
• DUDLEY BROWN - $50
• TRIPLE S WELD AND MACHINE - $50
• HAWK B LESSARD - $50
• REASOR FARMS LLC - $50
• ROBERT B YOUNG - $50
• DELL HALL - $50
• JERRY HASTINGS - $50
• JOHNNY GILLIAM - $50
• WILLIAM SHADE - $50
• DONNA J WOLFE - $50
• DONALD CRAWFORD - $50
• DONNA M FORREST - $50
• THOMAS CHEATER JR - $50
• LARRY MOSS - $50
• HABITAT FOR HUMANITY - $50

The Chief Executive Officer of LREC, John Lee, expressed his gratitude to all the members who attended this year and all the employees who helped make this annual meeting a success.

"LREC is a non-profit rural electric cooperative that puts its members first and serves over 25,500 electric meters and 11,000 fiber subscribers in seven counties in northeast Oklahoma, including Cherokee, Wagoner, and Muskogee Counties. Excellent customer service, strong financial condition, and rate stability have been among the top drivers directing LREC long-range planning and day-to-day operations," added John Lee, CEO.