Tom Brennan (civil servant)

Tom Brennan (June 4, 1928 – January 25, 2013) was an Oklahoma Secretary of Administration and Director of Purchasing in the Cabinet of Governor Frank Keating.[1][2] Prior to this, he had worked as an engineer for General Electric, Vice President of Engineering for Warner Electric Brake and Clutch, and as President and CEO for Oil Dynamics, Inc.

References

"Thomas Gerard "Tom" Brennan (S-Wood)". Thomas Fitzgerald Funeral Service. Retrieved 10 October 2015.
"Thomas G. ("Tom") Brennan". Tulsa World. 24 September 2013. Retrieved 10 October 2015.
English, Paul. "Attorney, Ex-Lawmaker Named to Keating Staff". NewsOK. Retrieved 10 October 2015.

Cabinet of Governor of Oklahoma Frank Keating (1995–2003)

Cabinet
Secretary of State	Tom Cole (1995–1999) Mike Hunter (1999–2002) Kay Dudley (2002–2003)
Secretary of Administration	Tom Brennan (1995–97) Pam Warren (1997–2003)
Secretary of Agriculture	Dennis Howard (1995–2003)
Secretary of Commerce	Dean Werries (1995–97) Ron Rosenfeld (1997–98) Howard Barnett Jr. (1998–99) Russell M. Perry (1999–2000) Vacant (2000–03)
Secretary of Education	Floyd Coppedege (1995–2003)
Secretary of Energy	Carl Michael Smith (1995–2002) Robert J. Sullivan Jr. (2002–03)
Secretary of the Environment	Gary Sherrer (1995–97) Brian C. Griffin (1997–2003)
Secretary of Finance and Revenue	Tom Daxon (1995–2003)
Secretary of Health and Human Services	Ken Lackey (1995–97) Jerry Regier (1997–2002) Howard Hendrick (2002–03)
Secretary of Human Resources	Oscar B. Jackson Jr. (1995–2003)
Secretary of the Military	Stephen Cortright (1995–2003)
Secretary of Safety and Security	Bob Ricks (1995–2003)
Secretary of Science and Technology	W. Arthur Porter (1999–2003)
Secretary of Tourism and Recreation	Edward H. Cook (1995–99) Jane Anne Jayroe (1999–2003)
Secretary of Transportation	Neal McCaleb (1995–2001) Herschal Crow (2001–03)
Secretary of Veterans Affairs	Norman Lamb (1995–2003)

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