Donald Roulet

Career

Through this church, Roulet established community outreach programs in the Tulsa area providing meals to senior citizens, Alcoholics Anonymous and Food Pantry Programs. Most notably, he started the Chow and Chatter Club, which provides weekly lunch to senior citizens. He served on all major committees in the Eastern Oklahoma Presbytery, before retiring in 1991.

Following retirement, he served as the Executive Presbyter of the Presbytery of Southern Louisiana.

Roulet obtained a Master of Divinity from McCormick Theological Seminary, as well as two Doctoral Degrees in and Theology. Honors and Roulet is an Honorary Chaplain for the Oklahoma Senate, and an Honorary Mayor of the City of Broken Arrow.

Achievements

• Roulet is an Honorary Chaplain for the Oklahoma Senate, and an Honorary Mayor of the City of Broken Arrow. He has also been honored by the Louisiana House of Representatives.

Membership

Roulet was a founding member of the Progressive Religion Coalition of Tulsa, an organization that advocates for religious tolerance and inclusion.