Norman Regional hospital staff honors Toby Keith featuring “Red Solo Cups”
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NORMAN, Okla. (KFOR) – Norman Regional honored Toby Keith by featuring “Red Solo Cups” in the cafeteria at Norman Regional Hospital and Norman Regional HealthPlex on Tuesday.
Departments took time to raise a cup to honor his legacy.
Oklahoma country music legend Toby Keith dies at 62, flags at half-staff
“Toby Keith embodied the Oklahoma spirit, remaining loyal to his deep roots in our great state. He lived on a large ranch between Norman and Moore, just a short drive from Belmar Golf Course in his hometown. He was occasionally spotted walking the halls of Norman Regional Health System, and was routinely seen cheering on the Oklahoma Sooners at sporting events,” said Norman Regional President and CEO Richie Splitt in a letter shared with employees.
“Keith was an active supporter of local charities, raising significant funds with his annual Toby Keith & Friends Golf Classic benefiting Ally’s House, which provides lodging to children with cancer and their families.”
“On behalf of all of us at Norman Regional, I extend our deepest condolences to Toby Keith’s family, friends, fellow musicians, and millions of fans. His contributions to country music, our community and his generous spirit will not be forgotten. May he rest in peace.”
Oklahoma country music legend Toby Keith dies at 62, flags at half-staff
“In honor of Toby Keith’s extraordinary life and the joy he brought to countless fans, we will be introducing ‘red solo cups’ to our cafeterias as a tribute to one of Oklahoma’s true icons. This symbolic addition will serve as a heartfelt gesture to celebrate the man who captured the spirit of community, patriotism, and the love for life. Let us raise a cup in memory of Toby Keith, acknowledging the impact he made on the world of music and the pride he instilled in his home state of Oklahoma.”
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