Staff
Noelle Scarfone
Noelle holds a Bachelor of Arts in History from Cameron University. She is married and has four children.
Robert Anderson, Jr.
Robert began his tenure with the Fort Sill National Historic Landmark and Museum in December 2017. He returned to the Army Museum Enterprise after a brief period of teaching high school social studies. Robert's prior experience at an Army museum was at the Fort Huachuca Museum, Arizona. While there, he developed the museum education program, hosted events, wrote articles for The Fort Huachuca Scout (installation newspaper), and assisted in the daily operation of the museum.
Cecil Ward
Cecil began working at the Fort Sill National Historic Landmark and Museum in July of 2021. He came to us from the Regional Training Support Center here at Fort Sill where he worked as the fabricator. He is a retired US Army Field Artillery veteran.
He is married and has two children and two grandchildren. He is excited to learn his new role at the Fort Sill National Historic Landmark and Museum.
Kary Goetz
Kary joined the Fort Sill National Historic Landmark and Museum in July 2020. He came to us from the National Park Service (NPS) where he worked as a Contract Specialist, Interpretive Park Guide / Ranger around the country in various NPS locations including, Arkansas, Hawaii and Idaho.
Kary retired from the US Coast Guard in 2009 after 21 years as a Senior NCO. During his military career, he deployed various places including the Arctic, Antarctic and the Persian Gulf in support of Iraqi Freedom.
Kary has a Bachelor’s degree in History from Boise State University and is finalizing his Master’s degree in Public History from The University of Arkansas in Little Rock. He is married with two pets, a dog and a cat.
Vacant
Frank Lisa
Mr. Frank Lisa is a retired Army veteran; deployed to Kuwait in 2012 -2013 as part of Operation Enduring Freedom. He previously served as a volunteer/ BMM soldier with the Fort Sill Museum before being hired on as the Exhibits Specialist from 2015-2018. After a brief hiatus to enter contracting and open a successful custom woodworking business, he returned to the museum in April 2023. He is married to his wife of 12 years, with whom he has six children