Edna Mae Holden
Of Counsel

Education
Graduated Waurika High School 1973, Co-Salutatorian
Graduated with a BS from Southwestern Oklahoma State University 1997, Magna Cum Laude 
Graduated from the University of Oklahoma College of Law 1982

Admitted to Practice:
Oklahoma Bar Association 1982
Supreme Court of Oklahoma 1982
Western District 1983

Memberships
Northwest Oklahoma Osteopathic Foundation Board of Directors
served as President for 6 years
 Cherokee Strip Booster Club, Inc. member since 1989
 Greater Enid Arts & Humanities Council board member
 Past member of Working Ranch Cowboy's Association Board of Directors for 9 years in charge of media.

Edna Mae is from a ranching family in Southern Oklahoma and is a 4th generation Oklahoman. She became "Of Counsel" with the firm in 2008 in the Enid office, oil and gas division. She enjoys the challenge and reward of being a part of the oil and gas industry at this exciting time of development in Oklahoma.  Edna Mae is married to Western Artist Harold T. Holden and also serves as his business manager. She is also a writer of western stories and music.  In 2007 Edna Mae created "Oklahoma ...Where the West Remains", a symphonic tribute to the state in celebration of Oklahoma's Centennial.  The CD received the Wrangler Award from the National Cowboy Museum for Best Traditional Album at the 2008 Western Heritage Awards and was also voted best album by the Western Music Association in 2008. She also received the Governor's Art Award in 2008 from Governor Brad Henry for her contributions to the arts in Oklahoma.

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