The Oklahoma State Game Warden Association supports many worthwhile programs and events including the ODWC Wildlife Youth Camp, Oklahoma College Scholarship program, a legal defense fund, NAWEOA, NAWEM(National Wildlife Enforcement Memorial and Museum, and Operation Game Thief just to name a few. 
Ron Comer was a man of integrity. The pastor who spoke at the funeral services had Ron pegged in his description of him, integrity being the first and most important one. He was the same on the outside as he was on the inside. You didn’t have to ask which side he was on, you always knew. Passion was another word used to describe Ron, and it too was very fitting. He had a passion for God, family, hunting, fishing, the outdoors in general, and wildlife law enforcement. He was a consummate professional and always courteous! He had a deep concern for the future of hunting and fishing. Ron spent a great deal of time presenting programs involving hunting, fishing, and shooting. He dedicated 21 years to the sportsmen and women of Oklahoma, hoping to ensure that future generations could enjoy some of the same outdoor experiences he had. Ron was a GREAT man and a GREAT game warden! (Read More)
This is a free and voluntary organization, dedicated to the preservation and protection of the bountiful natural fish and wildlife resources of the State of Oklahoma. The goals of the association will be to encourage a stronger camaraderie among the Oklahoma State Game Wardens; to encourage and developed high standards and practices of professional wildlife law enforcement; to promote and increased public awareness of the activities performed by the Oklahoma State Game Wardens; to encourage public support and participation in natural resource protection; and to accomplish these purposes without disrupting the normal duties of the Oklahoma State Game Wardens.