Lew@wbjohnstongrain.com

Lew joined W.B. Johnston Grain Company in 1975 and has been a vital part of the company ever since.  Prior to becoming a member of the Johnston's team, Lew graduated from Oklahoma State University with a degree in Animal Science.  He continued to the University of Wisconsin and graduated from Banking School. After a successful career in the banking industry Lew decided to come to Enid and help out with his family's company and to this day is an active participant.

Lew's dedication to his community has always been a major priority in his life.  He has served as Secretary of Agriculture for the State of Oklahoma and is the 2010 inductee of the Oklahoma Agriculture Hall of Fame. 

Lew's most memorable experience with Johnston's is the purchase of Port 33.

Butch@wbjohnstongrain.com

Butch is the fourth generation of the family to operate Johnston Enterprises.  After receiving his degree in agricultural business from Oklahoma State University, Butch spent two summers working as an intern on the trading floor of KCBT for Conti Commodities.  Once he completed his internship, he started the Grain Company's risk management program.

Butch and his wife Margie have three children.  Joey and Melissa currently work in the family business while Madeline attends law school at the University of Oklahoma.

While there have been many memories of his time at WBJ, Butch clearly remembers the excitement of purchasing Johnston's Port 33 and signing the contract at Shattuck for the train loader.  He realizes the potential of Shattuck becoming an inland port.

Dennis@wbjohnstongrain.com

Originally from Enid, Dennis works in the corporate office as the Chief Operating Officer for W.B. Johnston Grain.  He received his degree from Oklahoma State University in agricultural economics.  Dennis began working for Johnston's in 1978 in feed sales and now manages country elevator operations and heads up Johnston's retail sales division. 

Dennis and his wife Sharon have two sons.  They just welcomed their first granddaughter in 2009.

Joey@wbjohnstongrain.com

Joey is the fifth generation of the family to work for the company and has been a part of the Johnston's team since 2004.  Joey graduated from Oklahoma State University in 2004 with a degree in Agribusiness and Finance. He is also a  graduate of the Oklahoma Ag Leadership Program.  Joey is an active board member in the following organizations:  COE Aviation Advisory; Transportation, Elevator and Grain Merchants Association; and the Oklahoma Grain and Feed Association.  Joey and his wife Lezlie currently reside in Enid.

Joey has too many positive memories at Johnston's to count.  He looks forward to going to work everyday and feels lucky to be able to work with all the wonderful team members at Johnston's.