18 DOC cadets graduate in February at NWTC
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February 5, 2017
Lynn L. Martin
The cadet graduates turned and faced their families and friends after swearing-in ceremonies were completed Friday afternoon. In the background are the DOC officials who particpated in the graduation. They include Deanna Haskins; William Monday, Warden at WSKCC; Tracy McCullum, warden at NFCC; Steve Kiss, Administrator at Enid CC; Jason Bryant, Warden at JCCC; and Janice Melton, warden at BJCC. the graduates include: Kisha Mason, JCCC; Gage White, WSKCC; Gage Nailon, WSKCC; Thomas Wilson, JCCC; Johnathan Jones, NFCC; Arnold Fobb, NFCC; Audra Hines, JCCC; Shannon Fuksa, JCCC; Christopher Mattingly, NFCC. Back row, from left: William Sproul, JCCC; Jyrred Cook, WSKCC; Courtney Carney, WSKCC; Joseph Bronaugh, JCCC; Alberto Giannotti, JCCC; Tommie McMathm, Enid CC; Joshua Rouse, NFCC; Ross Lowe, JCCC; and Blake Woodruff, BJCC.
A class that ended up being split between two training officers completed their training to become prison guards on Friday, Feb. 3, at Northwest Technology Center. The initial instructor, Andrea Jordan, became ill during the course of the class and so Deanna Haskins, DOC training officer, completed the job.
Several speeches were given, with the main commencement speech provided by David Parker, regional director of DOC for Region II. However, a student, Joseph Bronaugh, provided the following remarks.
He began his speech by asking for a moment of silence for the 113 correctional officers and 1...
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