He Asked. She Said Yes.

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Thursday, February 14th 2008, 8:25 pm

By: News On 6

Valentine's Day brought a proposal of marriage at Tulsa's Airgas facility. Employee Jeff Hendrix made a trip to a Tulsa jewelry store Thursday morning to pick up a ring. He had to make it back to the shipping dock by 10 a.m. to pop the question to Stephanie Mashburn.

She said yes. The wedding date hasn't yet been set.

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