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I am a fun-loving person who enjoys the life God has gifted me with. I have been blessed to enjoy so many things in my life. I encourage all of you to see things in the most positive perspective you can and pass that happiness on!

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When I am not spending time furthering my education or with family, I am most likely cooking or taking "foodcations!" I have had a passion for the food industry since I was 6 years old. My Grand taught me everything I know! My ultimate goal is to one day become a restaurateur and head chef! I would like to use all of my Grand's recipes and open a restaurant in Tahlequah, Oklahoma. When I am not cooking, I am traveling. We follow Guy Fieri DDD (Diner's, Drive-Ins, and Dives) and try the restaurants he has visited. It has been such a fun way to travel plus amazing food is almost always guaranteed! Some of our favorite stops have been Whistle Britches in Dallas, Bruno's Little Italy in Little Rock, The Sink in Boulder,  Succotash in Kansas City,  Bourrée at Boucherie, Piece of Meat, and Mahony's Po-boys & Seafood in New Orleans.

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I have been married to my best friend, Brett, for 4 years going on 40! He is so wonderful! We graduated from Southmoore High School and Oklahoma City Community College together. In our free time together, we enjoy leading youth ministry events, hosting dinners, traveling, bike riding, going to movies, and playing video/board games.

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Hey everyone! My name is Kendra Garrison. I am working toward graduating next spring! I am very excited to be here with all of you and in the ORGL program. I started the ORGL program because I enjoy being a leader and wanted to elaborate on how to be the best one I can be! I come from a very educated family and wanted to follow in similar footsteps. This is a photo of my family: (left to right) Middle sister, Alicin, Oldest sister, Makenna, and my dad, Mark. My mom passed away in 2016; the year I graduated from Oklahoma City Community College. Sadly, she passed a few weeks before I graduated. My family has been so supportive and helped me pursue my education. Without them, I would not have graduated from OCCC and I wouldn't be nearly finished here at UCO.