
In Memoriam
1936 - 2019
Glenn E. Smith was a self-taught success. He wore many
hats during his life-time, such as race car driver, cowboy, collector of vintage vehicles and historian. Glenn served on the Three Rivers Museum Board for many years, all while lending his expertise and historical advice on projects and more, such as the Oak Grove OneRoom Schoolhouse, the Jefferson Highway project where he became the President of the Jefferson Highway Association. Sharing his many historical photo's on Facebook became a joy for him while he still enjoyed cooking and passing on life's lessons. We will greatly miss him.
1936 - 2019
Glenn E. Smith was a self-taught success. He wore many
hats during his life-time, such as race car driver, cowboy, collector of vintage vehicles and historian. Glenn served on the Three Rivers Museum Board for many years, all while lending his expertise and historical advice on projects and more, such as the Oak Grove OneRoom Schoolhouse, the Jefferson Highway project where he became the President of the Jefferson Highway Association. Sharing his many historical photo's on Facebook became a joy for him while he still enjoyed cooking and passing on life's lessons. We will greatly miss him.

In Memoriam.
1928 - 2019
Shirley Val Rogers spent her 90 years of life raising a family, taking care of those around her, and instilling a pride and respect in all who knew her. Shirley was involved in many organization's that made a difference in Muskogee. Three Rivers Museum was one of those organization's where she was a founding member, Board member and retired member of the museum. She believed in the museum's mission to preserve history and wanted everyone around her to help preserve history. We are honored to have known this lady and will greatly miss her.
1928 - 2019
Shirley Val Rogers spent her 90 years of life raising a family, taking care of those around her, and instilling a pride and respect in all who knew her. Shirley was involved in many organization's that made a difference in Muskogee. Three Rivers Museum was one of those organization's where she was a founding member, Board member and retired member of the museum. She believed in the museum's mission to preserve history and wanted everyone around her to help preserve history. We are honored to have known this lady and will greatly miss her.