Born and raised in Western Oklahoma, Roger Givens has spent his life deeply rooted in the values of hard work, family, and community. As a farmer and rancher, Roger is committed to the land, working with his cattle, and contributing to the agriculture industry that has shaped his life. After 33 years as a school teacher and coach, Roger retired with a wealth of experience in guiding and mentoring young people, leaving behind a lasting legacy in the local education system.
Roger also owns and operates an oil and gas company, diversifying his professional interests while continuing to serve his community in multiple capacities. He is passionate about providing important agricultural products, specializing in PRF, Annual Forage, and LRP policies, helping local farmers and ranchers secure their livelihoods.
An active member of his church, Roger believes in the power of faith and community. His deep commitment to his faith guides his work and personal life, and he actively participates in church activities and service projects.
Together with his wife, Carmen, Roger is the proud father of five children and grandfather to four grandchildren. Outside of his professional life, Roger enjoys attending sporting events, spending quality time with his family, and enjoying the simple pleasures of farm life with his beloved dog, Bama. With deep ties to his roots, Roger continues to live a life centered around service, family, and his love for the land.
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sex, gender identity (including gender expression), sexual orientation, disability, age, marital status,
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retaliation for prior civil rights activity, in any program or activity conducted or funded by USDA (not all bases
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