Monogrammed Brick Stories
Brick: Robison, Paul, Leona
Contributed by Leona Lois Breakiron
Paul and Leona Robison lived most of their married lives in Oklahoma City raising five children: Bill G., Raymond Wayne, Paul Edward, Ramona Joyce and Leona Lois.
Paul was a dedicated truck driver for Olson Drilling Co. in the oil fields of Oklahoma, Texas and New Mexico. During WWII, he worked in the Kaiser Shipyards in California with several of his brothers. Near the end of his career, he drove a truck for Eureka Tool Co., was a night watchman for OPUBCO and drove a school bus. Paul enjoyed music, baseball, sharing stories, Fishing and woodworking.
Leona was a housewife. She was involved in PTA, was a homeroom mother, and volunteer for various church/school functions. She loved to cook, crochet, quilt, embroider, bird watch and gardening.
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In 2012 the Oklahoma Historical Society invited those who purchased one of the monogrammed bricks paving the Red River Journey at the Oklahoma History Center to share about the person or group their brick honors. Below is a list of those who submitted stories and the message shown on their brick. Use the links below to read the contributed story.
This project was made possible by a generous donation from Catherine B. Wootten.
