Our Good Story
Good Road is a family. A family of new friends and old friends, communities near and far, who share one vision: to lovingly support one another's wellbeing in unique ways.
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We are a family of wellness experts, Native small farmers, healers and educators. Our mission is to lovingly and strategically support one another in ways that protect sacred ways of knowing and share best practices in medicine, community planning and healing in a safe and all-are-welcome environment.
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Our projects have included small gardens and farms, non-profit fundraisers and outreaches, cooking and teaching events, Tribal projects, international healthcare events, gatherings and brainstorming -- in addition to the gnarlier ingredients needed to sustain us -- project scaffolding, problem solving, grant and funding solutions, and entity- to-entity liaison work.
Isaac Ilaoa, D.O.
Medical Director, Veteran, Osteopath, Beginning Farmer
Isaac serves as the Medical Director for the Firefighter and the Plumber-Pipefitter Unions of Oklahoma. He is the Outreach Coordinator for Victory Family Church's Haiti/Dominican Republic outreach, and is a Board Member of the SunHive Collective - a special needs-serving nonprofit. Isaac is an Osteopathic Internal Medicine physician working in rural and urban health. He serves on the board of Oklahoma State University's Rural Health Initiative.
Lee Vasquez-Ilaoa, Ph.D.
Tribal Project Manager, Native Beginning Farmer, Grant Manager, Social Justice Advocate, Yogi
Lee works with various Tribal departments and Native-Owned Businesses, universities and activist organizations to plan and grow programs for Native Nations and their communities. Her expertise lies in grants development, teaching, and advocacy. Lee is a project-based Tribal Liaison, facilitating conversations between Tribes and federal funders, and Tribes and vendors. Lee is a partner in a Native and Woman-Owned small business, consults in Tribal economic development, infrastructure, cultural resource management and education projects. She is an American Indian Studies professor and 500hr registered yoga instructor.
Lee leads the Tribal Ambassador Program at the Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce, is a Leadership Native Oklahoma Graduate and is a board member for the Native Foodways Restoration Alliance.
