Natalie Kinder is an associate attorney with Graft & Walraven, PLLC. She primarily focuses on estate and succession planning, probate and trust administration, and real property law.

Natalie is a proud graduate of Arapaho-Butler High School and has lived in rural Custer County for most of her life. She graduated summa cum laude from Southwestern Oklahoma State University (SWOSU) in 2022 with a bachelor’s degree in Agricultural Business and a minor in Parks and Recreation Management. She was honored as the Agricultural Business Student of the Year, SWOSU Homecoming Queen, and recipient of SWOSU’s Distinguished Student Award. During her time at SWOSU, Natalie served as president of the Student Government Association, Sigma Phi Lambda, and Collegiate Farm Bureau.

After graduating from Southwestern, Natalie attended Oklahoma City University School of Law as a Hatton W. Sumners Scholar. While in law school, Natalie interned for U.S. Senator James Lankford in Washington, D.C., the General Counsel’s Office of Governor Kevin Stitt, and served as an extern for Custer County native Justice James Winchester on the Supreme Court of Oklahoma. Natalie served as a member of the OCU Law Review and was chosen by OCU Law faculty as the State and Local Government Award recipient.

Natalie is active in her community, where she currently serves on the Southwestern Alumni Association Board of Directors and the Heartland of America Museum Board of Directors, and she is a member of the Weatherford Rotary Club. In her free time, she enjoys being involved in her local church, spending time with her fiancé, Brett Griffith, attending Southwestern events, training for marathons, and helping her dad on their family farm outside of Arapaho.