Who is this dude? Interesting piece. A little confusing, but I guess Ford Beckman is well known in Tulsa? I checked out this site and looks like you can do some rad stuff.
I know the artwork of ford beckman and i like it very much.
It is very interesting for me to see the person behind
the work and to hear what he thinks.
I was really moved by Ford and his way of living. I’m a Katrina transplant, here in tulsa for 3 years now. I can truly relate to him. Ford if your reading this could you please contact me melissa@robkeydesigns.com I would love for you to come to my gallery and take a look at my work. We manufactor iron doors , stair rails and architectural iron stuff. My husband is an amazing iron artist. We hand forge it all. My gallery is attached to our show room in Bixby. Please come visit I need someone to critique me work. I paint abstract art and have been a professional photographer for the past 12 years in New Orleans. Not many people understand the way i think but you seem as right brained as I am . I don’t feel so alone as far as creative thinking. God has blessed my life here in Tulsa and I know my future is bright. Yesterday when I read your story in Tulsa People I knew I needed to get intouch with you. If you are still in tulsa please come visit. My gallery is by appointment so call before you come ( if Im that lucky) 985-974-1430. My email is melissa@robkeydesins.com and my website it melissagallery.com .Blessings, Melissa Key
Tom Hayes September 10th, 2009
7:09 pm
Clancy,
This is kind of a long shot, but i remember you well. I actualy worked in your store in the Fontana Shopping Center in Tulsa. i think it must have been 1979 or 1980. My wife and i were dating at that time and we have been married 29 years now. I read an article in the Tulsa People magazine recently and it was terrific. I am now a Sr. VP of a bank in Albuquerque, NM. and loving it.Great to know you are doing so weel, but it does not surprise me. Glad to have known you. Your fiath was always your strength. Tom Hayes, thayes@bokf.com
Who is this dude? Interesting piece. A little confusing, but I guess Ford Beckman is well known in Tulsa? I checked out this site and looks like you can do some rad stuff.
I know the artwork of ford beckman and i like it very much.
It is very interesting for me to see the person behind
the work and to hear what he thinks.
I was really moved by Ford and his way of living. I’m a Katrina transplant, here in tulsa for 3 years now. I can truly relate to him. Ford if your reading this could you please contact me melissa@robkeydesigns.com I would love for you to come to my gallery and take a look at my work. We manufactor iron doors , stair rails and architectural iron stuff. My husband is an amazing iron artist. We hand forge it all. My gallery is attached to our show room in Bixby. Please come visit I need someone to critique me work. I paint abstract art and have been a professional photographer for the past 12 years in New Orleans. Not many people understand the way i think but you seem as right brained as I am . I don’t feel so alone as far as creative thinking. God has blessed my life here in Tulsa and I know my future is bright. Yesterday when I read your story in Tulsa People I knew I needed to get intouch with you. If you are still in tulsa please come visit. My gallery is by appointment so call before you come ( if Im that lucky) 985-974-1430. My email is melissa@robkeydesins.com and my website it melissagallery.com .Blessings, Melissa Key
Clancy,
This is kind of a long shot, but i remember you well. I actualy worked in your store in the Fontana Shopping Center in Tulsa. i think it must have been 1979 or 1980. My wife and i were dating at that time and we have been married 29 years now. I read an article in the Tulsa People magazine recently and it was terrific. I am now a Sr. VP of a bank in Albuquerque, NM. and loving it.Great to know you are doing so weel, but it does not surprise me. Glad to have known you. Your fiath was always your strength. Tom Hayes, thayes@bokf.com