Tom Ivester

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Tom Ivester
Member of the Oklahoma Senate
from the 26th district
Incumbent
Assumed office
2006
Personal details
Political party Democratic
Spouse(s) DeAun (Dee-On)
Residence Sayre, Oklahoma
Alma mater University of Oklahoma
Occupation attorney

Tom Ivester (born 1969) is the Oklahoma Senator representing District 26, which includes Beckham, Caddo, Greer, Jackson, Kiowa, Tillman and Washita counties, since 2006. He is an Assistant Minority Floor Leader.

Education

Ivester obtained his BA/BS from Texas Christian University and his JD from the University of Oklahoma.[1]

Family

Tom is married to his wife DeAun and together the two have 2 children: Joseph, Jackson.[1]

Residence

Tom and his family currently reside in Sayre, Oklahoma.[1]

Professional experience

Tom Ivester was an attorney, a major for the United States Army Reserves, and Third Special Forces Group in the United States Army.[1]

Organizations

Ivestor is a member of the American Legion and Kiwanis Club.[1]

External links

References=

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 "Senator Tom Ivester Biography". Project Vote Smart. Retrieved 5 October 2012. 
Members of the Oklahoma State Senate
   
  1.    Charles Wyrick (D)
  2.    Sean Burrage (D)
  3.    Wayne Shaw (R)
  4.    Mark Allen (R)
  5.    Jerry Ellis (D)
  6.    Josh Brecheen (R)
  7.    Larry Boggs (R)
  8.    Roger Ballenger (D)
  9.    Earl Garrison (D)
  10.    Eddie Fields (R)
  11.    Jabar Shumate (D)
  12.    Brian Bingman (R)
  1.    Susan Paddack (D)
  2.    Frank Simpson (R)
  3.    Rob Standridge (R)
  4.    John Sparks (D)
  5.    Ron Sharp (R)
  6.    Kim David (R)
  7.    Patrick Anderson (R)
  8.    Ann J. "AJ" Gay Griffin (R)
  9.    Jim Halligan (R)
  10.    Rob Johnson (R)
  11.    Ron Justice (R)
  12.    Anthony Sykes (R)
  1.    Mike Mazzei (R)
  2.    Tom Ivester (D)
  3.    Bryce Marlatt (R)
  4.    Harry Coates (R)
  5.    John Ford (R)
  6.    David Holt (R)
  7.    Don Barrington (R)
  8.    Randy Bass (D)
  9.    Nathan Dahm (R)
  10.    Rick Brinkley (R)
  11.    Gary Stanislawski (R)
  12.    Bill Brown (R)
  1.    Dan Newberry (R)
  2.    Mike Schulz (R)
  3.    Brian Crain (R)
  4.    Cliff Branan (R)
  5.    Clark Jolley (R)
  6.    Cliff Aldridge (R)
  7.    Corey Brooks (R)
  8.    Ralph Shortey (R)
  9.    Kyle Loveless (R)
  10.    Al McAffrey (D)
  11.    Greg Treat (R)
  12.    Constance Johnson (D)


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