OKLAHOMA CITY — The Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust announced millions in grants Wednesday to expand patient access to trained doctors and cancer treatments.
The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences regents and the Oklahoma State University Medical Center were the largest recipients, being awarded $25 million and $30 million respectively, receiving over 36 percent of all funding awarded.
Patrick Upton Dailey was born July 13, 1943, in Chickasha to Andrew Frank Dailey and Ida Mae Friedlander Dailey.
He passed away peacefully on Jan. 13, 2026, in Norman.
Patrick graduated from Duncan High School in 1961 and later earned his bachelor’s degree from the University of Oklahoma.
Throughout his life, he lived in Midland, Texas, and for a short time in Colorado, before eventually settling in Norman, where he remained a devoted Sooner at heart.
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El Reno High School Assistant Principal Jerelyn Atchison strikes a cowbell with a drumstick during a song with the EHS spirit band at halftime of the boys game with Carl Albert last week at Jenks Simmons Field House.
