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Real Moms of the Metro—Meet Jen Jantzen: Assistant News Director & Mom of TwoJennifer Jantzen covers many things each day—from the latest breaking news to long stretches of I-44! Here’s more on how she keeps on top of her professional responsibilities, family life and a commute of more than 100 miles each day. |
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Real Moms of the Metro—Meet Kandi Allred: Mom and Military OfficerUnited States Air Force Officer Captain Kandi S. Allred is a true patriot at heart. Passionate about serving her country, Kandi is also equally dedicated to her family. Kandi shares with us her philosophy of parenting, what kitchen gadget her family keeps destroying and why she thinks time with her kids is more always important than housework. |
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Real Moms of the Metro—Meet Amy Urbach: Advocate for Blended FamiliesAfter becoming a stepmother in 2006, Amy Urbach dedicated herself to connecting blended families with the resources to help them succeed. |
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Real Moms of the Metro—Meet Allyson Reneau: Coach, Harvard Student & Mother of 11Allyson Reneau is the Executive Director of Victory Athletics and Victory Academy, mother of eleven children, and in her spare time, she attends graduate courses at Harvard (how’s that for a commute?). Here is more about how this 50-year-old south OKC mom keeps it all in check. |
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Real Moms of the Metro—Meet Jennifer Stringham: Wife, Mother & StudentJennifer Stringham wears many hats in her busy life—mom, administrative assistant at a local university, Air Force spouse and grad student. |
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Real Moms of the Metro—Meet Ida Fryhover: CareerTech Educator and PTA VolunteerFor more than 13 years, Ida Fryhover of Norman has been a CareerTech educator, serving as a career counselor at several Technology Centers, working at the Oklahoma Department of Career and Technology Education, and teaching marketing, management and entrepreneurship to high school students. |
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Real Moms of the Metro—Meet Lisa Moseley, Fitness-Minded MomYou may remember Lisa Moseley as one of the hopefuls who made it to the Biggest Loser ranch during the season that aired last fall. Though she did not ultimately win the contest, she did win a renewed inspiration to commit herself to a healthy lifestyle. Here’s more about Lisa, a 32-year-old fitness professional and mom of two. |
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Real Moms of the Metro—Meet Dolores Collins, Special Needs AdvocateMeet Dolores Collins, a single mom of two daughters (both with intellectual disabilities), Dolores is passionate, outspoken and resilient. |
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Real Moms of the Metro—Meet Rhonda Thomas, Local Parenting AdvocateMeet Rhonda Thomas, a single mom of a nearly 16-year-old son, Rhonda spends time helping other single mothers find their life’s purpose through the non-profit that she founded. |
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Real Moms of the Metro— Meet Kara-Kae James, Local Mom BloggerKara-Kae James is an open book. She is passionate about her family, her faith and sweet tea—all of which you learn about while visiting her popular “mommy blog,” themomdiggity.com. |