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Central Oklahoma Nurse Honor Guard

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The Central OK Nurse Honor Guard recognizes and honors fallen male and female nurses who have dedicated their lives to the nursing profession.

10/26/2026

Jason Mamoa is in Oklahoma. Of course he had to pay a little attention to the Central Oklahoma Nurse Honor Guard.

10/24/2026

Updated list of NHG coverage in Oklahoma

10/23/2026

Welcome our new members:

Autumn Solotky

Kalea Green

Kalea is our first member to the Nurse Cadet Corps!

10/11/2026

Remembering Sgt Pamela Osborne today.

During Sergeant Osbourne’s last phone call with her husband, she said, “Hold your head up, baby. I'm coming home. Even if I come home in a box, you should know that I did it for you. Take care of the kids. Stay strong. And remember that I love you.”

Sergeant Pamela G. Osbourne, U.S. Army, died October 11th, 2004, in Baghdad, Iraq, when two rockets struck her camp. She was 38. Sergeant Pamela G. Osbourne is buried at Fred Hunter’s Hollywood Memorial Gardens North, Hollywood, Florida.

10/09/2026

If you are interested in serving on the Nurse Honor Guard. Here’s a map of coverage and the contact person for each chapter.

10/09/2026

First Lieutenant Aleda Ester Lutz worked at Saginaw General Hospital after graduating from its School of Nursing. Lutz’s family was deeply affected by the U.S.’ entry into WWII; her brother and two nephews enlisted in February 1942, and she was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the Army Nurse Corps.

In December 1943, Lutz was promoted to First Lieutenant and deployed to North Africa. She was responsible for transporting supplies to the frontlines and wounded soldiers to the rear, in addition to other duties. In this role, First Lieutenant Lutz supported six battle campaigns and saved over 3,500 lives. She logged 196 evacuation flights and 814 combat hours, breaking records for both.

In November 1944, the plane that First Lieutenant Lutz was on performing a MEDEVAC crashed, killing everyone aboard. At the time, Lutz was the second most decorated servicewoman in the military.

We honor First Lieutenant Aleda Ester Lutz’s service.

Read more: https://foundationforwomenwarriors.org/aleda-e-lutz-lt-u-s-army/

10/09/2026

A Nurse Was There

09/28/2026

Come serve with us.

09/28/2026

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Purcell, OK
73080

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+14053887371

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