OK SB235

Expands the definition of "ex-service person" or "veteran" to include all honorably discharged persons who served in any branch of the U.S. uniformed services, removing the previous requirement of wartime service.

Extends benefits eligibility to disabled persons who served during World War II or any State of National Emergency in allied military forces, provided they were U.S. citizens at enlistment and when applying for benefits.

Transfers management of Oklahoma Veterans Centers from the War Veterans Commission to the Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs, with updated responsibilities including compliance with federal/state long-term care regulations and protection of resident rights.

Makes language gender neutral throughout affected statutes, including references to the Governor and veterans.

Repeals nine sections of Title 72 relating to hawking and peddling licenses, discharge records, burial provisions, patriotic organizations, and service in Canadian forces; effective November 1, 2013.