Elect TROY GREEN
Oklahoma House District 53
It's Time To Get Smart About Oklahoma
Smart Roads
and Bridges
Smart
Health Care
Smart
Education
Smart Energy
Smart Taxes
    My wife, Nancy, is a Physical
    Therapist at Children’s
    Hospital of Oklahoma. Her
    27 years at Children's show
    her passion for working with
    children even with the
    extreme challenges.   She
    also lives to quilt and is a
    member of the Norman
    Quilting Guild and Oklahoma
    Quilting Guild.

    We both work in our Church
    where my wife is the lay
    leader, and I’m the treasurer
    and a member of the Board
    of Trustees. Our hobbies,
    besides my wife’s quilting,
    include taking care of our
    three horses , two corgi
    dogs and two cats. When I
    can, I love fishing and
    camping.
    I am married with 2 grown children.

    Kandra, my daughter, graduated
    from Moore High school and is now
    working at Tinker Air Force base.
    She loves to fish and does so as
    often as possible.

    My son, Philip, graduated from
    Moore West and United States
    Army Instructor School. After two
    tours of duty in Iraq, he and his wife
    and two children are presently
    stationed at Fort Knox, Kentucky.
It's Time To Get Smart About Oklahoma!
Troy and his wife, Nancy, at
Governor Henry's Inaugural Ball,
2007
           Hi, I am Troy Green, candidate for
    Oklahoma House District 53.

             I am a life long resident of  Oklahoma,
    so I've seen many changes in those 63
    years--some good, and definitely some not
    so good.

             I worked at several jobs before going
    to work at Tinker AFB.  I was employed by
    Tinker Air Force base as a Training Leader
    until I retired in 2003 after 37 years.  During
    those years, I also worked at TG&Y stores.  
    As a part time worker of between 36 and 42
    hours a week,  I grew into the position of
    assistant  customer service manager.  I
    believe by working 80 or more hours a
    week gave me a tremendous amount of
    insight into what the working class people in
    Oklahoma go through each day because I
    have lived some of those same struggles.
Troy and his    
family are all
smiles as they
greet his son,
Philip, just
home from his
first tour of duty
in Iraq.
Troy, his mother, daughter, and 2
grand kids welcoming Philip home
after his tour of duty in Iraq.