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July 3, 2010

Russell Guilfoyle joins Oklahomes Realtors

From Staff Reports Staff Writer

CLAREMORE — Russell Guilfoyle is pleased to announce his affiliation with Oklahomes Realtors.

Oklahomes is a hometown Real Estate Company that has been serving Claremore and the surrounding areas for over 20 years.

Guilfoyle, his wife Sharon and their family have been apart of Rogers County for over 60 years. The Guilfoyles were raised on Keentonville road, west of Claremore, and continue to make this their home.

Guilfoyle will be representing clients through the Real Estate Company that was voted by Claremore Progress readers the Readers’ Choice No. 1 real estate company in the area.

“I would also like to thank everyone that voted for me as the Readers Choice No. 1 Real Estate professional again this year,” Guilfoyle said.

One of the benefits in working with a hometown company is the ability to, in many cases, lower the costs to clients and still provide worldwide exposure through the internet and use of modern technology.

“I appreciate the calls of support I have been receiving and will provide you with the same standard of professionalism and dedication my clients are used to and deserve,” Guilfoyle said.                                    

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