Oklahoma Farm Bureau board of directors
Oklahoma Farm Bureau’s grassroots membership elect the leaders of their organization.
The Oklahoma Farm Bureau board of directors is comprised of one director from each of the nine OKFB districts in addition to the President, who serves in an at-large capacity.
State board members are elected to three-year terms and can serve a maximum of three consecutive terms. The OKFB president serves two-year terms with a term limit of four consecutive terms.
The chair of the OKFB Women’s Leadership Committee and the chairman of the OKFB Young Farmers & Ranchers Commit-tee also serve on the state board.
Rodd Moesel
President
Canadian County
Rodd Moesel is in the horticulture business in far west Oklahoma City.
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David VonTungeln
Vice President, District 3 Director
Canadian County
David VonTungeln has been a Candian County farmer and rancher for more than 40 years.
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Leon Richards
Secretary, District 1 Director
Texas County
Leon Richards owns a dryland farming operation in addition to a cow/calf operation.
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Jim Meek
Treasurer, District 9 Director
Okmulgee County
Jim Meek is a third-generation Okmulgee County rancher who lives near the town of Okmulgee.
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Jimmy Taylor
District 2 Director
Roger Mills County
Jimmy Taylor is the grandson of OKFB’s first president. He owns a a cow-calf operation raising Angus females.
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Kerry Givens
District 4 Director
Comanche County
Kerry Givens is a cattle order buyer and has a cow/calf operation.
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Gary Crawley
District 5 Director
Pittsburg County
Greg Crawley runs a cow-calf operation near Savannah, Oklahoma.
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Roger Moore
District 6 Director
Mayes County
Roger Moore raises cattle and grows row crops on his family farm near Pryor, Oklahoma.
Read the full bio for Roger Moore »
Stacy Simunek
District 7 Director
Kay County
Stacy Simunek is a farmer and rancher and runs a family-owned hay equipment business in Kay County.
Read the full bio for Stacy Simunek »
Mike Leverett
District 8 Director
McClain County
Mike Leverett raises cattle and grows cattle and horse hay in McClain County.
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For information about the Board of Directors, please contact Melisa Neal.
Farm Bureau Women’s Leadership Committee
(For information about the Women’s Committee, please contact Marcia Irvin.)
- Mignon Bolay – Chair, Noble County
- Karen Dodson – Vice Chair, District 3, Caddo County
- Jacey Fye – Secretary, District 4, Cotton County
- Robin Bryant– District 1, Dewey County
- Jill DeRusha – District 2, Greer County
- Cyndi Mackey – District 5, LeFlore County
- Kelly Blair – District 6, Cherokee County
- Terry Pederson – District 7, Alfalfa County
- Jan Marie Long – District 8, Pontotoc County
- Cindy Schoenecke – District 9, Lincoln County
Farm Bureau Young Farmers & Ranchers Committee
(For information about the Young Farmers & Ranchers Committee, please contact Burton Harmon.)
- Jacob & Chastity Beck – Chair, District 3, Logan County
- Tommy & Chalaynna Salisbury – At Large (Vice Chair), Tulsa County
- Ethan & Allison Theis – Secretary, District 4, Comanche County
- Katie Richards – District 1, Texas County
- Lincoln & Gracee Muller – District 2, Jackson County
- Jake & Jonessa Cantrell – District 5, Haskel County
- Dillion & Katelyn Johnson – District 6, Ottawa County
- Garrett Haskins – District 7, Kay County
- Jaclyn Darling – District 8, Coal County
- Tim Taylor – District 9, Okmulgee County
- Teegin Crosthwait – Collegiate Farm Bureau representative, Oklahoma State University
Oklahoma Farm Bureau district map
