Jon Beckloff
Founder, Executive Director
Jon Beckloff is a lifelong Oklahoman with a deep commitment to community service, public safety, and operational leadership. He earned a bachelor’s degree in Hotel and Restaurant Administration from Oklahoma State University and an MBA with emphases in Human Resources and Strategic Communications. Jon is a graduate of the Oklahoma Reserve Officer CLEET Academy and serves as a certified Deputy in Oklahoma.
In December 2020, Jon founded Project Tribute Foundation after witnessing firsthand, as a first responder, how quickly medical emergencies unfold and how critical the first few minutes can be. Drawing from real-world emergency response experience, the foundation was created to ensure life-saving care can begin immediately in schools and community environments, before professional help arrives.
By day, Jon serves as the Director of Child Nutrition for a local school district, overseeing large-scale operations that directly support students and staff across multiple campuses. He is a Spirit of Sodexo recipient, recognized for leadership, service, and commitment to community impact within complex operating environments.
This dual perspective, first responder experience paired with school system leadership, allows Jon to translate responder-proven standards into practical, scalable preparedness solutions for schools and communities.
Throughout his career, Jon has received multiple leadership awards recognizing his dedication to service, operational excellence, and public trust.
“The first few minutes matter. When communities are prepared, lives can be saved before help arrives.”
Bryce Wood
Board President
Bryce has had a passion for the military and law enforcement since his youth where he spent most of his high school career taking every law enforcement class available. After Discovering Project Tribute, he knew God was showing him that contributing to this unique organization was the best way he could give back to those who give everything for the safety and security we enjoy every day.
“Our First responders are the only thing that provide order to an otherwise violent and chaotic society. They put out the fires, they defend the defenseless, and have far and above answered the call of duty. They unwaveringly support us. It’s time we do our part to support them. That’s why I chose to become part of the Project Tribute Foundation”
Ben Adams
Broken Arrow Fire/ Staff Sergeant United States Army Reserve / Board Vice President
Ben is a dedicated public servant with over a decade of experience in emergency services. He serves as a career firefighter with the Broken Arrow Fire Department, demonstrating a strong commitment to protecting and serving his community.
In addition to his civilian service, Ben is a Staff Sergeant in the United States Army Reserve, where he has served as a 68W Combat Medic for 13 years. His military career includes three deployments in support of operations in Afghanistan, Central America, and Africa, providing critical medical care in high-demand environments.
Ben and his wife have been proud members of the Bartlesville community for 15 years. Together, they are raising their two children with a strong appreciation for service, community, and integrity. Ben is passionate about giving back and remains committed to making a positive impact both locally and beyond.
"Emergency medicine is a basic skill that all walks of life should have some understanding of. We all have the ability to save a life if a situation arises. All one needs is some good training and the right equipment."
Sierra Compton
Bartlesville PD / Treasurer
Sierra Compton began her law enforcement career at age 22 and holds an Associate’s degree in Criminal Justice. She currently serves as a day shift Mental Health Officer and K9 handler as part of a Crisis Intervention Response K9 program.
Sierra’s K9 partner, Harper, plays a vital role in crisis response, helping bring calm, comfort, and stability during some of the community’s most difficult moments. Together, they focus on de escalation, connection, and compassionate support, meeting people where they are and helping guide situations toward safer outcomes. Sierra believes deeply in service and in making a difference, even if that impact is one person at a time.
“Serving Others can be challenging and life-changing in ways that are challenging and life changing. I was drawn to the project tribute foundation because of its honesty transparency and heart the foundation supports people in communities in real and practical ways, and that purpose matters. the project tribute foundation is unique and its approach and in a short time it is already made meaningful impact I am excited to see how far we can go and how many lives we can continue to touch and save.”
Forrest “Fo” Stump
Kentucky Sustainable Living Representative/ Board Secretary
Forrest Stump is a devoted father of six and grandfather of four whose life centers on protecting and strengthening others, both physically and spiritually. His passion for preparedness and service aligns directly with the mission of Project Tribute Foundation, where he plays a key role in advancing life-saving initiatives in schools and communities.
With a deep background in emergency medical and survival equipment, Forrest brings extensive hands-on knowledge of the tools that truly make a difference in critical moments. Through his professional experience working closely with first responders and preparedness organizations, he has developed a practical understanding of what works in the field and what saves lives when seconds matter.
Forrest’s expertise helps ensure that the equipment distributed through Project Tribute is not only high quality, but purposeful, reliable, and ready for real-world use. His commitment goes beyond gear. He is driven by a desire to equip the next generation with both the resources and the mindset needed to respond in emergencies with confidence.
"On a mission to equip schools with life-saving medical kits and build a stronger, more prepared next generation."
James Brown
Advisory Board/ Project Tribute Advocate
The one that brought the team together at Cabala Consolidated.
He served in the United States Marine Corps and was Honorably Discharged. James has a Bachelor of Science in Information Technology, multiple IT certifications, and over 10 years in the IT field with computer repair as his primary experience. He previously owned another successful small business, and has been an ordained minister for over 5 years. James is a Reserve Deputy Sheriff. He is an assistant Shotokan karate instructor. One of his other hobbies is cars, being involved in a car club just under 20 years. He volunteers weekly with a Boy Scout Troop and rides Motorcycles too.