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EPISODE · Feb 5, 2026 · 18 MIN

Community Impact in Tahlequah | Michelle Allison on Family, Service & Feed My Sheep

from Living in Tahlequah with Edna Kimble

If you’ve spent any time in Tahlequah, there’s a good chance you know Michelle Allison—or you’ve been helped by something she’s involved in. In this episode, Michelle shares how family, faith, and service shape her life and her commitment to the community.Married to a local dentist, a mom of four, and a hands-on grandma, Michelle talks about balancing family life while staying deeply involved in local outreach. We also dive into her work with Feed My Sheep, a Tahlequah-based organization making a real difference for families in need.This conversation highlights what community service really looks like behind the scenes—and why showing up consistently matters.👉 Topics covered:Community involvement in Tahlequah, OklahomaFamily, faith, and local serviceFeed My Sheep Tahlequah and how it helps local familiesWhy local connections matter in small towns

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