Contact Us
info@okopry.org
(405)297-9773
Mailing Address
PO Box 11296
Oklahoma City, OK 73136
Opry shows & Granville lessons
take place at ACM@UCO
25 S. Oklahoma Ave.
Oklahoma City, OK 73104
Visit the Strings of Valor page for lesson & jam session locations
Oklahoma Opry
Strings of Valor
Granville Community Music School
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Our Staff
Cindy Scarberry
Executive Director
Capital Campaign
Grants & Fundraising
cindy@okopry.orgAvailability
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday: 9:00am-5:00pm
Saturday: 1:00pm-9:00pm
Cindy began singing on the Opry stage in 1988 and was hired soon after by Opry founder, Grant Leftwich. She served as Talent Coordinator and background vocalist until she became Executive Director in 2009. Since then, Cindy has expanded the Opry’s mission beyond entertainment to include artist development and music education for underserved communities. She founded the Granville Community Music School in 2009 and established the Opry’s first Guitar Initiative for Veterans in 2017, which is now known as Strings of Valor. Prior to her leadership at the Opry, Scarberry was a National Board Certified music teacher in Norman Public Schools for more than 20 years. Her global music education experience includes being a Fulbright Memorial Fund Fellow to Japan in 2002, Fund for Teachers Fellow to Zimbabwe in 2006, where she won the National Raymond Plank Fellowship Award for Teaching Excellence, and was honored by the University of Oklahoma’s Jeannine Rainbolt College of Education in 2009 as Educator of the Year. Cindy was a Senior Fellow for Oklahoma A+ Schools for over 20 years, where she developed and facilitated many workshops within the national and international network. She has also facilitated arts integration workshops for the Oklahoma Arts Institute at Quartz Mountain and San Francisco Symphony’s Keeping Score program. In addition to being inducted into the Oklahoma Opry Hall of Fame for her long-standing contributions, she also received the Governor’s Arts Education award in 2015, was a graduate of the 2017 OK Arts Council’s Leadership Arts program, inducted into the Oklahoma Women of Song in 2021 and was honored to receive the inaugural Deborah McAuliffe Senner Excellence in Arts Education Award in 2023 from Allied Arts.
Kelcie Lee
Associate Director
Oklahoma Opry Program Director
Communications & Marketing
kelcie@okopry.orgAvailability
Monday-Thursday: 9:00am-5:00pm
Saturday: 1:00pm-9:00pm
Kelcie Lee has been involved with the Oklahoma Opry for over 30 years and is most passionate about supporting local musicians and artists in Oklahoma City. Kelcie is a double bass & electric bass player with more than 10 years of experience playing professionally in country and pop bands, orchestras, jazz combos, and recording studios. Kelcie graduated from the University of Central Oklahoma in 2016 with a B.M.E in Instrumental Music Education & minor in Jazz Studies, and taught 6th-12th grade Orchestra in Edmond & Putnam City Public Schools before joining the Opry staff full-time in 2019. Kelcie grew up in the sound booth in the Rodeo Opry Theater, running the light board and learning to produce live sound from the best audio engineers in the industry. Outside of playing bass, her first job was running sound at the UCO Jazz Lab, where she was fortunate to have the opportunity to mix shows for national acts including John Pizzarelli, Jane Monheit, the Count Basie Orchestra, and many more. Kelcie’s husband Zac Lee is a professional trombone player, composer & arranger, and full-time music professor at UCO. Their two daughters are much cooler and funnier than either of them.
Randy Goodnight
Education Director
Granville Community Music School
Strings of Valor
Development
randy@okopry.org
Availability
Monday-Friday: 9:00am-5:00pm
Randy Goodnight is a dedicated music educator and arts administrator with a strong background in instrumental music, leadership, and community-based arts programming. He earned his undergraduate degree in Instrumental Music Education with a minor in Jazz Studies from the University of Central Oklahoma, followed by a master’s degree in Educational Leadership. Randy spent eight years in public education, with the final four serving as Director of Bands at Perkins‑Tryon Public Schools. During his tenure, he led the program to notable success, with students earning recognition at the local, regional, state, and national levels. His commitment to excellence in teaching was honored in the 2024–2025 school year when he was named both the High School and District Teacher of the Year. Today, Randy serves as the Education Director for the Oklahoma Opry, where he oversees the Granville Community Music School, the Strings of Valor veterans program, and supports coordination of the Opry’s Artist Development Program. In this role, he combines his passion for music, education, and community service to help foster meaningful opportunities for students, veterans, and emerging artists. Randy resides in Bethel Acres, Oklahoma, with his wife, Abbigail, an elementary music teacher. Together, they are raising two sons, Everett and Henry, along with their dogs, Todd and Maggie.
Terry Scarberry
Music Director
Oklahoma Opry Production
Radio & Recording Production
info@okopry.orgAs a forty year veteran guitarist and studio musician, Terry has many accomplishments and accolades. Learning guitar at the young age of 12, he began playing on Grant Leftwich's Opry stage shortly thereafter. After graduating from Moore High School, he quickly became one of Oklahoma's most sought-after session players. While his main instrument is the guitar, he is also known for his expertise on mandolin and dobro. Over the years, he has recorded and played live with many greats including Garth Brooks, Reba McEntire, Wanda Jackson, Leon Rausch, Byron Berline, Joe Diffie, Ty England, Jody Nix, Bryan White, Katrina Elam, Louise Mandrell, The Osmonds, Jim Ed Brown, Helen Cornelius, Jody Miller, Jason Matthew, Mo Pitney, and Jeff Wood. In addition to leading the Oklahoma Opry band, Terry also mixes the live recordings of the show for radio play. When he’s not preparing for Opry shows, mixing or recording in the studio, Terry builds custom guitars and repairs guitars and amps.
Bob Coyne
MSgt, USAF, Ret.
Strings of Valor Coordinator
AmeriCorps Member
bob@okopry.orgRobert Coyne grew up in Traverse City, Michigan and spent two decades in the United States Air Force as a Flight Engineer, working in combat flying and aerial tactics. Those years taught him what precision, teamwork, and calm under pressure really mean. After retiring, Bob carried those lessons into civilian life, taking on work in security for the Oklahoma Opry and finding his way back to the thing that has always grounded him — music. Bob co-founded Strings of Valor to help veterans learn guitar and reconnect with a sense of purpose and peace. He believes there’s something powerful about watching someone pick up an instrument and feel whole again. In addition to his security and veteran work, Bob teaches guitar to kids through Granville, helping them build patience and confidence one note at a time. No matter where life takes him, Bob still lives by the same code that shaped his years in the Air Force — service, integrity, and excellence.
Stefani Stuemky
Community Outreach Coordinator
AmeriCorps Member
stefani@okopry.orgStefani has served an integral role in our Opry family for over twenty years. She currently serves as our Community Outreach Coordinator, collecting and managing donated items and distributing them to those we serve. She also manages our merchandise and concession inventory, answers questions over the phone, coordinates group sales, and, most notably, takes the incredible pictures that you see displayed and posted each week. It is without question that the Oklahoma Opry could not run without Stefani. Before (and in addition to) working at the Opry, Stefani taught physical education in Norman Public Schools for more than 25 years.
Vaneza Veloz-Garcia
Program Assistant
AmeriCorps Member
vaneza@okopry.orgVaneza was born and raised in Woodward, Oklahoma, before moving to Edmond to attend the Academy of Contemporary Music at the University of Central Oklahoma. She also made the decision to move in order to be close to the thriving music scene in Oklahoma City. She is currently pursuing her Bachelor’s degree in Vocal Performance with plans to graduate in 2028. She is very excited to spend more time around music as a member of the Opry team. Vaneza assists with the coordination of all three of our programs: managing attendance & translations at Granville Community Music School, assisting with Strings of Valor graduations, A/V show production & venue coordination at Opry shows and more.