Speaker 1: And putting the information that you provide together. And so
Speaker 1: when you talk to a provider, hopefully that provider's not
Speaker 1: seeing so many patients that they cannot give you time
Speaker 1: beyond that appointment. They brain time because you want to
Speaker 1: take advantage of that education that they have, those years
Speaker 1: of education and experience.
Speaker 2: Doctor Williams will give you a lot of time and
Speaker 2: a lot of access to the doctor with this, since
Speaker 2: we have a finite number of patients that you'll see
Speaker 2: your doctor. Visit may take you a half hour to
Speaker 2: forty five minutes someplace, but you might only see the
Speaker 2: doctor for five minutes.
Speaker 3: When you come in, you'll be the only patient there.
Speaker 4: That's what I try to do and it's very one
Speaker 4: on one and you're going to get When she says direct,
Speaker 4: she means direct because you're going to get the information
Speaker 4: you need. She's going to get the information she needs,
Speaker 4: and together you're going to work on a plan to
Speaker 4: make the best possible you go. That is the goal
Speaker 4: and that's the way it works, and it works. Uppartings.
Speaker 4: Tell them where we can find your website.
Speaker 1: We're at Midclub dot Clinic. We're also located on Washington
Speaker 1: Boulevard in twenty three oh one Southeast Washington Boulevard, which
Speaker 1: is Highway seventy five, and we're located across the street
Speaker 1: from Jimmy Z.
Speaker 5: Thanks for listening to one Onlombler Professional, a paid presentation
Speaker 5: at fourteen hundred K one.
Speaker 6: Good morning, good morning, good morning, and welcome, welcome, welcome.
Speaker 6: It's time now for our community connection right here on
Speaker 6: K one, the one you trust. And we've got our
Speaker 6: ladies in here today from the Pilot Club.
Speaker 7: Your name Marty Laupin and Pat Hurd, and welcome aboard.
Speaker 3: We're talking about fun you know, the Pilot Club. Tell
Speaker 3: us a little bit about it.
Speaker 7: Okay, Well, the Pilot Club has been in existence for
Speaker 7: over one hundred years.
Speaker 3: That's a good start.
Speaker 7: It was started on the Mississippi River with a pilot.
Speaker 7: But it's not the plane pilots, it's the river boat pilots,
Speaker 7: and so we get that question all the time. It's
Speaker 7: one of the fun ones. But we're basically a service
Speaker 7: organization that we did all kinds of service all over
Speaker 7: our communities originally, and then we kind of morphed into
Speaker 7: more recently brain related disorders and that's pretty much our
Speaker 7: focus as of today.
Speaker 3: Well, that's great.
Speaker 6: That's great because you know, they're finding out a lot
Speaker 6: of things about the Noga in different ways that we
Speaker 6: can treat things that we couldn't treat a long time ago,
Speaker 6: even five years ago. Oh yeah, so it's amazing. Now
Speaker 6: we're going to have a fundraiser. And you like to
Speaker 6: put the fun in fundraising, don't you, Yeah.
Speaker 8: We want to have a lot of fun. So we're
Speaker 8: having a fundraiser on October eleventh from six to eight
Speaker 8: at Sooner Junior And it's only four dollars a person,
Speaker 8: and if you have a family of five or more,
Speaker 8: it's only twenty dollars. And the best part is you
Speaker 8: get to play mini golf and you get to have
Speaker 8: free ice cream and free brownies after your golf thing. Although,
Speaker 8: oh yeah, trophy is a good time and it all
Speaker 8: goes The proceeds go to many organizations that we as
Speaker 8: a Green Country Pilot Club support. We support like Elder Care,
Speaker 8: Paths to Independence, Martha's Test, the Lighthouse in Kasa, Hispania
Speaker 8: is the ones that we've been supporting. And we have
Speaker 8: many many things that we do, many pick me ups
Speaker 8: for many many organizations, and pick me ups are like
Speaker 8: you know, just a a way to say we see you,
Speaker 8: we see what you do, and we make good bags
Speaker 8: and just recently we did goodie bags for the bus
Speaker 8: drivers they love and they loved it. They were hugging
Speaker 8: us and I mean it's nothing huge, but it's just
Speaker 8: something that shows that we think about Yeah. I want
Speaker 8: them to know that we're thinking about them and we
Speaker 8: do a lot of them.
Speaker 3: Really that is that is really cool.
Speaker 6: You know, the heroes trust your kids right every day
Speaker 6: a right, so.
Speaker 3: For somebody to say thank you.
Speaker 8: That's pretty Yeah, they were really I don't know, I don't.
Speaker 7: Think anybody do that did that for them before.
Speaker 8: It's a lot of fun. They were hugging us. It
Speaker 8: was real sweet. And we've done it for teachers and
Speaker 8: emergency people.
Speaker 7: Police, firemen, now, nurserysponders.
Speaker 8: Nursing home, nursing journey home, just any kind of caregivers
Speaker 8: because that's the other area that we focus on, is
Speaker 8: is uh individuals that you know take care of their
Speaker 8: family members or loved ones or even just at nursing
Speaker 8: homes that take care of our family members.
Speaker 3: These these are the people who take care of.
Speaker 8: Us, right right, right, So we want to help them.
Speaker 8: We want to let them know that we know who
Speaker 8: they are and we focus on them.
Speaker 6: Well, that is really wonderful and really powerful your organization.
Speaker 3: It's a little bright star here.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 8: I love I love it. I love pilot I've been
Speaker 8: in there since two thousand and five.
Speaker 7: Marty Gosh, nineteen eighty four. I think it was getting
Speaker 7: start somewhere around there. Yeah, I'm just getting started.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but this really sounds like a lot of fun.
Speaker 6: So the Green Country Pilot Club, Now this is coming
Speaker 6: up on October eleventh. You know when you pick the
Speaker 6: middle of the month of October, you know you're you're
Speaker 6: shooting for great weather.
Speaker 3: I hope, so hope.
Speaker 7: I'm pretty sure we have our thumbs up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'll talk to old Travis.
Speaker 8: Okay, that'd be good to Trasmarts make check it out.
Speaker 3: Yes, make sure people on makes the weather. He just
Speaker 3: records the people think he makes it.
Speaker 6: Anyway, we're gonna we're gonna see if we can't pull
Speaker 6: this into really one for the books. So this is
Speaker 6: going to be just four dollars for a person and
Speaker 6: a family over five, just it's twenty bucks free ice
Speaker 6: cream and brownies after you finished golfing, and this all
Speaker 6: goes to support a variety of different causes caused a spaniel,
Speaker 6: the lighthouse, aren't this, task pad, standependent, eldercare. These are
Speaker 6: all names that everyone is familiar with here in our community, right, right,
Speaker 6: it's probably you've had, you know, some sort of relationship
Speaker 6: in one way, shape or form or another, with them, right.
Speaker 8: We sure have. We had a great time just recently.
Speaker 8: Martin knows a lot about this, about the Hoover that
Speaker 8: we did. Let's do that.
Speaker 7: That was so cool.
Speaker 3: That was Mary. Yeah, Delie.
Speaker 7: Of one of my friends, was her daughters the principal there,
Speaker 7: and so we had a very close contact and she
Speaker 7: because of our focus was special needs. She has a
Speaker 7: lot of special needs kids, and so we have a
Speaker 7: helmet project and we buy helmets for those kids in need.
Speaker 7: And so we worked out. We also have a program
Speaker 7: called brain Minders, and brain Minders is a group of
Speaker 7: puppets and these puppets go to school and they visit
Speaker 7: with the kids and the kids they teach the kids
Speaker 7: on safety issues, health issues. So the puppets talk, we talk,
Speaker 7: we read stories to them, we communicate. Well, we started
Speaker 7: out doing that for a couple of days and then
Speaker 7: at the end we had the best part. We had
Speaker 7: the bike rodeo. It was very good. We went out
Speaker 7: in the parking lot, cleared off the parking lot of cars,
Speaker 7: and then we proceeded to play.
Speaker 8: Pat youmail them, so you were part of that. We're
Speaker 8: pretty active with the scouting show. We've always Duncot scouts,
Speaker 8: so we did a lot of stuff. We did like
Speaker 8: the little four square and oh gosh, bowling thing, Oh
Speaker 8: the hula hoop thing where they went through, oh the
Speaker 8: little cones and had to go through those as quick
Speaker 8: as they could. We had where they had to pitch
Speaker 8: the little ball in the hole and get a pink candy,
Speaker 8: and just all kinds of different areas. And then we
Speaker 8: had the fire. The fire came out and that was awesome.
Speaker 8: The kids loved that. We had about fifty fifty or
Speaker 8: sixty kids, it was close to that. Yeah, And so
Speaker 8: each one of those got a helmet and they got
Speaker 8: also a little goodie bag with all kinds of stuff
Speaker 8: in it, and they got to wear their helmets in
Speaker 8: the hallway. They thought that was pretty cool.
Speaker 7: So the best part was the coloring page because I
Speaker 7: got a note from the principal's mom later who was
Speaker 7: subbing that day and she said, oh my gosh, the
Speaker 7: kids had their coloring page and they were show walking
Speaker 7: up and down the hallway with their helmets on, showing
Speaker 7: everybody their coloring page and how they'd done. They had
Speaker 7: a ball.
Speaker 8: It's too cool.
Speaker 6: That is engagement. Yeah, the hill to that that's going
Speaker 6: to stick with them forever.
Speaker 1: That is true.
Speaker 8: And that was something where I really am so proud
Speaker 8: that our organization did that because those kids loved it,
Speaker 8: and we also read to them. We would after we
Speaker 8: did the Little Brian Minders, we would have teachers. My
Speaker 8: sister is a teacher and Marty Porson. Yeah, but they
Speaker 8: would go in and read to the kiddos and and
Speaker 8: they loved it. They just absolutely loved it. So and
Speaker 8: we teach things like when the thunder roars go indoors,
Speaker 8: trying to teach them all these safety tricks.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, well you remember when it rhymes. It fun
Speaker 3: for us. That's what you want to do, oh man.
Speaker 6: So once again, our big event coming up here for
Speaker 6: the entire family, and if you want to just do
Speaker 6: this individually is on October eleventh as Sooner Junior. That's
Speaker 6: out there at the Sooner Park at on Madison on
Speaker 6: Madison a tuxedo there, and.
Speaker 3: This is gonna be a lot of fun.
Speaker 6: But I tell you what, the folks who take care
Speaker 6: of the mini golf, they put in some nice extras
Speaker 6: over the last couple of years.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I've been out there.
Speaker 6: You're going to be a surprise, plus a tasty treat
Speaker 6: at the end with the free ice cream and the
Speaker 6: brownies after you've finished golfing. And we're going to raise
Speaker 6: money for about half a dozen or so groups that
Speaker 6: we pick out, elder Care Pats to the Independent, It's
Speaker 6: Martha's to Ask Lighthouse in Cossack, Espania.
Speaker 3: You ladies keep busy, don't you.
Speaker 8: We do. We're very busy.
Speaker 7: We've been, especially when I learned that we have over
Speaker 7: five hundred nonprofits in our community alone, which is astronomical
Speaker 7: in my opinion. So we have a lot of groups
Speaker 7: to reach out to and help, and so we try
Speaker 7: to divvy up every year and work with as many
Speaker 7: groups as we possibly.
Speaker 8: That's why we do these, and then we also do
Speaker 8: the pick me ups to other groups that you know
Speaker 8: that we don't that we can't actually get funds to,
Speaker 8: but we try to do something for them, just to
Speaker 8: show that we know and we see in them and
Speaker 8: we see the work they do.
Speaker 6: Can anybody be a pilot or do you have to
Speaker 6: have a secret handshake?
Speaker 3: How work?
Speaker 7: Everybody needs secret?
Speaker 8: But no, for anyone can be a pilot. We actually
Speaker 8: beat on the first Tuesday for our business meeting of
Speaker 8: the month at noon at Bambinos. And it's a it's
Speaker 8: a great organization. Anyone can be in it as nobody's
Speaker 8: you know, special, just if you want to do things
Speaker 8: for the community and and and be a service organization.
Speaker 8: And it's a real close group. We're very close knit group.
Speaker 8: So it's wonderful to join because not only do you
Speaker 8: get to do that, but you get to develop deep
Speaker 8: friendships that you know you can count on these people
Speaker 8: if something happens.
Speaker 3: Oh man, that really sounds good.
Speaker 6: Do you have like a Facebook page or a website
Speaker 6: where folks can kind of see what.
Speaker 3: You're up to.
Speaker 8: Yes, we do. It's called Green Country Pilot Club and
Speaker 8: Grace handles that, so it's right and she does a
Speaker 8: great job. So so yeah, she's done wonders for us
Speaker 8: there she has.
Speaker 7: She has enthusiastic and gets with it and it's a
Speaker 7: very good community resource.
Speaker 3: Herself.
Speaker 8: Were very fortunate that she managed to get her in
Speaker 8: our group.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so well, you can stand to have a couple
Speaker 6: more folks by helping out.
Speaker 3: Imagine.
Speaker 8: All right, we have about eighteen members right now, but
Speaker 8: we love to have. Like I said, you know, it's
Speaker 8: a great organization. It's a fun it's a fun organization.
Speaker 8: And you can tell her you.
Speaker 3: Two came in here and.
Speaker 6: Well, I'm going to watch you had that smile going
Speaker 6: on here, and I'm going we could be up to
Speaker 6: something here.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, I learned it, well, I did.
Speaker 8: We had a lot of fun together, that's true, very.
Speaker 3: Very oh man.
Speaker 6: It has been such a delight having you two in
Speaker 6: here today, and I really thank you for dropping by here,
Speaker 6: and folks, I want you to drop by sooner Junior
Speaker 6: and get signed up here, or you can check them
Speaker 6: out on their Facebook page and find out some more information.
Speaker 6: I mean, it's a round minuture golf for four dollars
Speaker 6: per person.
Speaker 3: Family's over five.
Speaker 6: It's just twenty three ice cream brownies after you finish,
Speaker 6: and we're going to set the proceeds up to some
Speaker 6: very very very worthy causes. Courtesy of the Green Country
Speaker 6: Pilot