Kalynne Johnson
Executive Director
Kalynne Johnson became the Executive Director of Marshall County Chamber of Commerce in June, 2018, after retiring with 32 years of service with the U.S. Postal Service. At the time of her retirement she had been the Postmaster of Kingston for 10 years.Kalynne grew up in Mustang, OK and moved to Kingston her freshman year and graduated with the class of 1978. She became a member of the Kingston High School Alumni Association. After graduation, she remained involved in many city and county activities and has always promoted our small community as best she can.
Kalynne married Harold Johnson in March 1978 and they remain married for 45 years. Harold and Kalynne have 2 daughters whom both graduated from Kingston as well. Kila Marie lives in Kingston and Kimberlee Jo resides in Austin, TX. They have been blessed with 6 grandchildren; Koltyn, Preslie, Lynnon, Emree, Brooklyn and McCoy are Kalynne’s pride and joy!
In Kalynne’s spare time, she loves spending time with her girls and grandchildren, going to the lake, boating, watching basketball and baseball games, going on vacation, and loving retirement to the fullest!
Michael Herndon
Chamber Board
Michael Herndon – Herndon Construction – Kingston
Margaret Miller
Chamber Board
Margaret Miller – Corner Drug – Madill
Debbie Allen
Chamber Board
Debbie Allen and her husband, Johnny, make their home in Kingston, on Lake Texoma. They have 2 children, Jamie and son-in-law Andrew; Brandon and daughter-in-law Kiersten; three granddaughters, Addison, Blakely and Baker, whom are the loves of Debbie’s life!Debbie first moved to Marshall County in 1985, where she met her husband. After living most of their married life in Ardmore area, they moved back to Marshall County to be on the lake.
Debbie is a counselor at Madill Middle School and loves every minute of it.
This is Debbie’s first year to serve on the Board of Marshall County Chamber of Commerce and is excited about serving her county and contributing in any way that she can.
“Marshall County is a great place to live and work, and seeing it grow and prosper is my goal” is what Debbie states.
Michele Moore
Chamber Board/ Little Mr & Miss Marshall County Committee Chair
Owner of Gecko’s Mexican Restaurant, Kingston
Dallas Arnold
Board Member
Owner/Operator of MadCat Construction, Kingston
Kathy Germany
Chamber Board/Membership Committee Chair
Kimberly Reid
Treasurer; Economic Development Committee Chair
Kimberly Reid is a Loan Officer at First National Bank in Madill. She and her husband, Jamon, are both Kingston natives and members of the Kingston High School Alumni Association. Kim graduated from the University of Central Oklahoma before making her way back home to beautiful Lake Texoma.Kim currently serves as the Treasurer of the Marshall County Chamber of Commerce. She enjoys serving the community and volunteering in county activities.
Kim has three children, Meredith, Benjamon and Wyatt who all attend Kingston Public Schools.
In her spare time, Kim enjoys spending time outdoors. She spends as much time as she can at the golf course with her family. She attends Lake Church in Kingston.
Jordyne Sliger
Chamber Board
Jordyne is a Universal Banker at BancFirst in Madill but also serves Tishomingo and Kingston when needed. Jordyne has been in banking a total of 4 years.Jordyne is married to Brandon Sliger and has two boys Daxtyn and Jack Sliger. Jordyne is very involved with school events due to her son Daxtyn wrestling for the Madill Takedown Club and also plays baseball for the Madill Small League Ball League.
Jordyne is very active in her community and her church, Little City Baptist Church, and loves to make it a family affair. When Jordyne is not working or doing community events, she loves to spend time with her family and close friends.
Jordyne is honored to be a part of Marshall County Chamber of Commerce and looks forward to everything that is in store for her in 2024.
Broc McGuire
Chamber Board
Broc McGuire grew up in Northeastern Oklahoma in the town of Kellyville where he attended school and played sports. Throughout his college years, he worked on a hay and stocker operation west of Stillwater while pursuing a career as a rodeo bull fighter. He met his wife, Shani, in Stillwater and achieved his Bachelor of Science in Agribusiness. After college he and his wife moved to Marshall County where she was born and raised.Broc looks forward to serving and protecting his community with the various risk management tools we offer.