Empowering and Inspiring

Kentucky Women
to Public Service
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Table of Contents
Spotlight on Crit Luallen, Kentucky State Auditor 3-4 State Representatives 29
Court of Appeals 29
Government Service 5-6 Circuit Court 29-30
Political Involvement Statistics 5 District Court 30-31
Voting Statistics 6 Circuit Clerks 31-33
Commonwealth Attorneys 33
Spotlight on Anne Northup,
County Attorneys 33
United States Representative 7-8
County Clerks 33-35
Community Service 9-11 County Commissioners and Magistrates 35-36
Guidelines to Getting Involved 9 County Coroners 36
Overview of Leadership Kentucky 10 County Jailers 36
Starting a Business 11 County Judge Executives 36
County PVAs 36-37
Spotlight on Martha Layne Collins, County Sheriffs 37
Governor of the Commonwealth of Kentucky 12-13 County Surveyors 37
Kentucky Women in the Armed Forces 14-19 School Board Members 37-47
Mayors 47-49
Spotlight on Julie Denton, Councilmembers and Commissioners 49-60
Kentucky State Senator 20-21
Organizations 22-28 Nonelected Positions
Statewide Cabinet Secretaries 60
Directory of Female Officials 29-60 Gubernatorial Appointees to Boards and
Commissions since 12/03 60-68
Elected Positions
College Presidents 68
Congresswoman 29
Leadership Kentucky 68-75
State Constitutional Officers 29
State Senators 29

Acknowledgments
We want to recognize the contributions of the many
who made this project possible. First, we would be
remiss if we did not mention the outstanding coopera-
tion that we received from Glenda Woods and the Ken-
tucky Commission on Women as well as Sylvia Lovely
and the Kentucky League of Cities. Without their dedi-
cation to the project, this resource would certainly not
be possible.
We are forever indebted to Pam Luce, the Women Vet-
erans Coordinator with the Kentucky Department of
Veterans Affairs and John Trowbridge with the Ken-
tucky Historical Society. They certainly provided a new
dimension for the project, and we are particularly ex-
cited to highlight the outstanding contribution these
military women have provided to our Commonwealth.
Many thanks also go to former Secretary of State Bob
Babbage and his staff for providing the initial iteration
for this report. We hope that future Secretaries will
follow the important path that he laid.
A special thanks is afforded to the Office of the Secre-
tary of State staff who worked diligently to see this
project through to fruition. Sarah Billiter, Samantha
Carroll, James Conner, Les Fugate, Hugh Derek Hall,
and in particular, Kristin Bradley, the project coordina-
tor, did an outstanding job and should be very proud of
the impact this will have on future generations of
Kentucky women.

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Crit Luallen
For the women who are Secondly, women have the
engaged in the process challenge of balance because
and now considering pub- women are typically not only
lic office, what advice balancing a career, but they
would you give them? are also taking care of chil-
Well, there are two real chal- dren as well as aging parents.
lenges for women who have They are typically the care
decided themselves to get in- givers of the family who are
volved in a political career.
One is there is a perception that
expected to step forward
when there is an illness or a
Spotlight on
women cannot raise money as problem with children or with Crit Luallen
successfully as men can, and Born: July 21 relatives who need support or
that’s just not the case. You
Hometown: Frankfort, KY
College: Centre College, B.A.
help. They are the nurturers. •
have to be committed to car- Party Affiliation: Democrat They are expected not only to
rying a very substantive mes- Term: 2004-present balance a career but also the
Kentucky
Spouse: Lynn
sage and have confidence in busy household that many State Auditor
yourself and go out aggres- women have with children.
sively and ask people to support you financially. Many women my age have aging parents with health
Women have to have the confidence to compete in problems and that takes a lot of time. You have to
that fundraising arena and go out and make it hap- find ways to balance the demands of public life with
pen by convincing them to believe in them by giv- the demands of your family and that’s not easy. But
ing them contributions. Other women will support it can be done. I’ve always said to women’s groups
women financially and we have to get more men when I talk to them, the reason women can do this is
who are traditionally the ones who write bigger because we know how to do more than one thing at
checks and support women financially, to believe a time. We’ve had to do that for a long time. Women
that they can succeed and have a strong agenda. know that it takes establishing of priorities and bal-
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Timeline of Women’s Progress

1838 1853 1867 1870
KY is the first state to permit Lucy Stone, a The first women’s suffrage Ada Kepley graduates from
women’s suffrage of any kind national pioneer for association in KY is briefly Union College of Law in Chicago,
giving property-owning widows and women’s rights, established in Hardin County. becoming the first female
single women the right to vote. delivers three graduate from an accredited law
suffrage speeches school.
at the Masonic Hall 3
in Louisville.
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ancing to be sure that you can take on a public life
and balance that with a private life, but it can be
done. It’s a matter of setting your priorities and
deciding what’s really important to you.
Do you have any words or special
quotes that guide you?
Every decision that I have ever had to face, I come
back to the simple words, “Do the right thing.”
That’s my mantra for any decision. I believe
that if you think about leadership, and you
think about public involvement, it’s really
your personal values that have to be the
church, what your parents believed or taught you
as a child. Your basic human values have to stay
intact. If you think about any leader that has ever
gotten in trouble, who has ever gotten involved in
legal problems, political scandal, or sex scandal, it
is typically been because there has been a departure
from that real firm commitment to core personal
value. If you stay true to your values, and you do
the right thing, then you will continue to contribute
in a positive way.

Spotlight on framework for how you approach every

decision and every job you have. That’s
Crit Luallen really something that can’t be taught.
You have to have your own values that
• have become part of how you’ve been
raised, by your family, by your ac-
Kentucky tivities or your involvement in your
State Auditor

“Male dominated
leadership assumes
In 1921, a journalist named Mary Elliott
women legislators Flanery became the first woman elected to
Kentucky’s state legislature.
will take care of the
women and children
issues only. It is a
tremendous mistake
to paint ourselves
into a corner and I
refuse to do so.”
– Kentucky Representative
Susan Westrom

1871 1872 1876 1879

Frances Elizabeth Elizabeth Cady Stanton, a leader Sara Spencer becomes the first Susan B. Anthony speaks in Richmond,
Willard becomes the in the women’s rights movement, woman to address a U.S. inspiring the state’s first permanent
first female college visits Louisville, KY. presidential convention. women’s rights association, the Madison
President (Evanston County Equal Rights Association.
College). Victoria Claflin Woodhull
4 becomes the first female
presidential candidate.
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POLITICAL LEADERSHIP WOMEN IN STATE LEGISLATURES

In Congress, women currently hold 14 Senate No African American, Asian American, or Hispanic
seats (14%) and 67 seats in the House of Represen- women currently serve in Kentucky’s General
tatives (15.4%). (Source: The White House Project) Assembly.
Although there are only 14 women Senators, cur- Currently, there are 11 female State Representatives
rently, some of these women represent the three most and 6 female State Senators, which comprise about
populous states-California, New York, and Texas. 12% of Kentucky’s General Assembly.
(Source: The White House Project)
In the United States Congress, there are currently 14
The United States ranks 61st in the world in terms of female Senators and 67 female Representatives.
women’s representation in national legislatures or Females represent 15% of Congress.
parliaments out of over 180 directly electing coun-
tries. (Source: Women in National Parliaments) Kentucky ranks 48th in the nation for number of
women in elected offices.
A 2003 survey by the Eagleton Institute of Politics
found that of today’s top elected officials, more than Women Position Stats
half were elected before they were 35. (Source: The
White House Project) KENTUCKY Number Number Percent
Elected Total Occupied by
Position
A 2001 Gallup poll found that 92% of Americans
said they would vote for a qualified woman for
Women of Position Women
Government
president. (Source: The White House Project) Judge Executive 7 120 5.8

A 2001 Gallup poll found that a majority of Ameri-

County Clerk
Circuit Clerk
69
73
120
120
57.5
60.8 Services
cans, 57%, say that this country would be governed County Attorney 12 120 10.0
better if there were more women in political office.
(Source: The White House Project)
State Representative 11 100 11.0
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State Senator 6 38 15.8
According to a Deloitte & Touche study, 79% of
Total 17 138 12.3 Guideline to
Americans agree completely or somewhat with the Supreme Court 0 7 0
statement, “If women are to be truly accepted as
leaders in this country, nothing is more important
Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
2
34
14
133
14.3
25.6 Getting
than seeing women in high political office.” (Source: District Court 38 116 32.8
The White House Project)
Total
US CONGRESS
74 270 27.4
Involved
Of the nearly 600 people who have served in the Senate 14 100 14.0
President’s cabinet or as cabinet-level officers since H. of Rep. 67 435 15.4
Washington’s term, only 30 (approximately 5%) have Total 81 535 15.1
been women. (Source: The White House Project)
Women in the State Legislatures
Women Membership (% of Chamber)

50.0%
45.0%
40.0%
35.0%
30.0%
25.0%
20.0%
15.0%
10.0%
5.0%
0.0%
1979 1981 1983 1985 1987 1989 1991 1993 1995 1997 1999 2001 2003 2005
State Legislatures Kentucky General Assembly

1880 1881 1882 1883

The University of KY admits
women.
The KY legislature denies
women the right to be
admitted to the bar.
The American Woman Suffrage The Louisville School of The American Woman Suffrage
Association, led by Lucy Stone, meets in Pharmacy admits women. Association elects Mary Barr Clay
Louisville; at the close of the convention, of Lexington as their President.
Kentucky Woman Suffrage Association
is formed with Laura Clay as president.
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Kentucky Voter Registration and Turnout Statistics

Year Election Age Gender Total Total Total
Type Registered Voting Percent
Turnout
2004 General 17-24 Female 153,144 89,112 58.2
2004 General 17-24 Male 138,307 72,866 52.7
2004 General 17-24 Total 291,451 161,978 55.6
2004 General 25-34 Female 266,489 153,394 57.6
2004 General 25-34 Male 245,906 128,893 52.4
2004 General 25-34 Total 512,395 282,287 55.1
2004 General 35-49 Female 438,993 292,723 66.7
2004 General 35-49 Male 405,933 254,360 62.7
2004 General 35-49 Total 844,926 547,083 64.7
2004 General 50-61 Female 293,115 217,822 74.3
2004 General 50-61 Male 274,165 198,564 72.4
2004 General 50-61 Total 567,280 416,386 73.4
2004 General 62 & over Female 326,466 217,554 66.6
Government 2004 General 62 & over Male 251,542 180,599 71.8
2004 General 62 & over Total 578,008 398,153 68.9
Services
• Voting Statistics
Guideline to
National Voting Kentucky Voting
Getting In the 2004 presidential election, 65% of Women represent 52.8% of the
Involved eligible women voted while only 62% of total registered voters in Kentucky.
eligible men showed up at the polls.
52.8%
62% 65%
“Running for public
office takes a great
deal of time away
from your private
life. Each person
has to decide if it is
worth it.”
– Kentucky Representative
Mary Harper The Fayette and Kenton County Equal
Rights Association combine to form the
KY Equal Rights Association (KERA)
and name Laura Clay as their
President.

1887 1888 1890 1892

Susanna Madora Salter of Argonia, Laura Clay calls suffragists to establish
Kansas becomes the first female mayor. a new statewide organization at the
University of Kentucky/Kentuckiana
American Woman Suffrage Association
Convention in Cincinnati. Fayette and
6 Kenton County formed Kentucky Equal
Rights Association. Laura Clay served
as 1st President until 1912.
Josephine Henry of Woodford Sophonisba Breckinridge is the first
County became the first woman woman admitted to the KY bar.
in Kentucky and in the South to
run for statewide office. She
was the candidate for the office
of Clerk of the Kentucky Court
of Appeals for the Prohibitionist
party.
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Anne Northup
Given the position you group. But like I said before,
hold today, what is the our numbers are growing.
biggest challenge for I think it is also challenging
women in politics? when certain groups with
I think one of the greatest very specific political agen-
things about being in Washing- das try to speak for all
ton in more recent years is that women. For example, when
a growing number of Repub- I first got into politics, the
lican women who share my primary spokespeople for
perspective on a lot of issues women were liberal women. Spotlight on
are being elected. I ask their That left those out who be-
advice, and I can get insight- Born: January 22 lieved that women should Anne Northup
ful, helpful information from Hometown: Louisville, KY have a different agenda. The
them. Most of them are con- District: Third truth is that no one would ever
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College: Saint Mary’s College
servative to moderate. When (Notre Dame), B.A. think to say to men, “Now, United States
we all share the same basic Party Affiliation: Republican since you’re a man, you need
Term: 1996-present
belief, it is easier for me to say,
Spouse: R. Wood “Woody”
to think a certain way.” I Representative
“What do you think about this think women should be out-
issue?” “What do you think raged at any women’s group
your committee would think about this?” and get that says it is necessary to fit into an exact mold. If
really good insights in return. we really want to be supportive of women, we should
like seeing women articulating the pro-business
Of course, the fact is that women in general are still agenda AND the pro-union agenda; the pro-liberal
a minority in the political arena, because for years agenda AND the pro-conservative agenda, and so
and years, it really was a man’s world. Politics at forth. We should want to see women come from a
its best involves a lot of consensus building, espe- variety of perspectives, who then can become role
cially if you are in a legislative arena. That can be models for our daughters and our sisters.
harder to accomplish if you are part of a smaller continued

KY passes the Married Women’s

Property Act allowing married women
to make wills and own property.

1894 1896 1900 1901

The KY Federation of Women’s
Clubs forms.
Susan B. Anthony and Carrie
Chapman Catt, both leaders in the
women’s rights movement, visit
Louisville and other KY cities to
promote women’s suffrage.
Emma Guy Cromwell is elected
as the state librarian becoming
the first woman to be elected to
a statewide office.
Women gain the right to keep their Cora Wilson Stewart becomes the
own earnings. first woman president of the Kentucky
Education Association (KEA).
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What steps should a woman take to begin
her involvement in politics?
The best preparation that I had was volunteering in
campaigns. I volunteered for some very small cam-
paigns that gave me great insight into how a local
race might be run.
I also volunteered in presidential races. When Presi-
dent Reagan ran for the first time in 1980, Ken-
tucky was a toss-up state until Election Day. His
local campaign involved a lot of activity, and a lot
of professional organization. As I gave more time
over the course of that summer and fall, I was given
more and more responsibility. I got an understand-
ing of how decisions are made and how campaigns
are organized. That gave me a great foundation to
later run my own campaigns.
If you want to run for public office some day, it’s a
good idea to find a candidate who you really like,
who you really wouldn’t mind giving some time to,
and who tends to run a very organized, active cam-
paign. Walk in the door and ask to volunteer. I
guarantee you that the candidate will appreciate your
involvement.

Spotlight on
Anne Northup
• As shown by this early chart from the
National American Woman Suffrage
Association, women in Kentucky gained

United States “School Suffrage” in 1838.

Representative

“I truly love public

service. Being in a
capacity to make real
and positive change
in the lives of the
citizens of my
District and in all our
commonwealth
is an honor beyond
explanation.”
– Kentucky Senator Madeline McDowell Breckinridge
Denise Harper Angel becomes president of KERA. By
1914, membership totals 10,522 and
organizations exist in 119 of KY’s 120
counties.

1902 1910 1911 1912

The KY Legislature repeals laws granting The KY Legislature raises the age at The National American Suffrage Suffragists hold the first women’s
women the right to vote. which a girl can marry from 12 to 16. Association holds its national rights march in the South.
convention in Louisville, KY.
KY passes a co-guardianship law
recognizing a mother’s claim to her
8 own children.
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Guidelines to get involved in
your community
The role Kentucky women can play in improving
their communities is limitless. Small towns and
larger cities across the Commonwealth are always
in need of good public servants to assist them in
conquering issues such as homelessness, drug abuse,
and domestic violence. However, despite the preva-
lent need of public servants, some women are still
leery of beginning their community service involve-
ment.
The following are guidelines to follow if you are
interested in community involvement:
Do a personal inventory to find out how much
time you can devote to the community, where your
interests lie, what skills you possess, and to de-
termine your passions.
Perhaps some of the best recommendations for get-
ting involved in your community may come from
current community leaders such as our First Lady,
Glenna Fletcher. Here are some of her personal tips:
Research the causes or issues important to you
and look for a group that works with the issues “Every one of us can
about which you feel strongly. do something to
make a difference.
Consider the skills you have to offer. If you en-
The opportunities
joy outdoor work, have a knack for teaching, or
just enjoy interacting with people, you may want are endless.”
– First Lady Glenna Fletcher
to look for volunteer work that would incorpo-
rate these aspects of your personality.
When starting, do not over-commit your
schedule...better to start out slowly and enjoy the Community
experience.
Service
Volunteer or get involved as a family.

Search the web for volunteer opportunities in your

community that fit your situation and personal-
ity. Try websites such as www.serviceleader.org
and www.e-volunteering.org.

Contact common community volunteer locations

such as hospitals, food banks, homeless shelters,
animal shelters, and nature parks. Also contact
common volunteer organizations like the Red
Cross, United Way, Habitat for Humanity, and
Special Olympics. Mrs. Fletcher notes that “the first step is almost
Join a board, club, or committee that specializes always the hardest. Conquering our fear of step-
in community development such as Girl Scouts, ping outside our comfort zone is normally the most
Business and Professional Women, or your local difficult obstacle to overcome. Once that is accom-
Women’s Club. Try to take on leadership roles in plished and once we remove our blinders, however,
the organizations with which you become in-
volved. it’s exceedingly clear that there are many needs
among our citizens that must be addressed.”

1914 1916 1918 1920

Madeline Breckinridge and Laura Clay Jeannette Rankin of Montana Anne Martine becomes the first On January 6, KY becomes the 23rd
introduce a suffrage amendment to a becomes the first female elected female to run for the U.S. state to ratify the 19th Amendment.
joint session of the KY Legislature. to the U.S. House of Senate. The Amendment receives full
Representatives. passage on August 26.

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of the League of Women Voters.
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Overview of Leadership Kentucky Through a series of seven monthly, two-day ses-

Leadership Kentucky, created in 1984 as a non- sions, held in various locations in the state, partici-
“The particular profit educational organization, brings together a pants are educated about the state of Kentucky and
challenge that I find its challenges. They meet and talk with Kentucky’s
that is gender- selected group of people that possess a broad vari-
specific is the ety of leadership abilities, career accomplishments, current leaders and through a systematic educational
tremendous demand program, explore the state’s opportunities, needs and
and volunteer activities to gain insight into com-
on time. While time
plex issues facing the state. Their goal is to prepare resources. Kentucky’s rich cultural heritage and its
is a precious
commodity to participants to take an active role in advancing the unique diversity are woven throughout the curricu-
everyone regardless lum that features the state’s economy, education,
of gender, I believe state for the common good. By fostering understand-
that it is particularly ing of how the state’s issues are interconnected, and health and human services, law and justice, and
difficult for women by forging new relationships among community and environment. In addition, Leadership Kentucky pro-
to find enough extra vides a thought-provoking experience focusing on
time to do all the regional leaders, Leadership Kentucky graduates
things that we are bring a fresh and informed perspective to their com- the attributes of leadership and what it means to be
expected to do and, a leader. By visiting various regions of the Com-
munities and companies, serving as important par-
of course, that we
ticipants in the unified effort to shape Kentucky’s monwealth, the participants develop an enhanced
want to do for our
families and friends. future. view and a new meaning to the word community
Everything from that spans the entire state.
baking cookies to
entertaining to
gardening to buying
Christmas gifts must
be tucked away in
between the
demands of a
rigorous schedule.
I believe that women
are more conscious
of clinging to these
‘extras’ than perhaps
men might be. As a
result, I believe that
many of us sleep less
and work more.
However, I do not
say that grudgingly;
it is a labor of love
intertwined with the
labor of pride in
which we engage
professionally”
– Chief Judge Sara W. Combs,
Kentucky Court of Appeals

1921 1922 1923 1924

Mary Elliott Flanery is
elected to the KY House of
Representatives becoming
KY’s first female legislator.
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The Governor of Georgia
appoints Rebecca Felton to the
U.S. Senate making the 87 year-
old the first female Senator.
Emma Guy Cromwell becomes KY’s
Secretary of State.
Nellie Tayloe Ross of Wyoming
and Miriam Ferguson of Texas
become the first women
governors when they replace
their husbands in office.
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General Guidelines for Starting a
New Business in Kentucky
1. Talk with an attorney, a CPA, or a consultant
who specializes in small business creation in
Kentucky. Also, there are many small business
development groups throughout Kentucky that
can offer assistance. These professionals can
help you sort out what type of registration will
be best for your business.
2. Select a business entity type (sole proprietor,
partnership, corporation, or LLC), and register
your business with the Kentucky Secretary of
State. If you are a sole proprietorship, contact
your local county clerk for registration infor-
mation. You will need to register your sole pro-
prietorship with the county clerk in each county
that you do business. The Kentucky Secretary
of State website is: http://sos.ky.gov.
3. Secure a local zoning license or certificate of
occupancy from your local planning and zon-
ing entity. This includes permits for any re-
modeling or construction of facilities as well as
for any signs displaying your company name.
4. Obtain an Employer Identification Number
(EIN) from the IRS. (Form SS-4) The IRS
website is www.irs.gov/smallbiz. IRS/Ken-
tucky information can be found at http://
www.irs.gov/businesses/small/article/
0,,id=100736,00.html.
5. Obtain city and/or county occupational busi-
ness licenses. Contact your local revenue com-
mission or county clerk. Be sure to check with
all of the municipal entities where your primary
place of business will be...especially if you live
in a small city within a larger metropolitan area.
6. Contact the Kentucky Department of Revenue
to determine which forms your business needs
to file (especially if your business collects sales
or use tax or has employees).
7. Contact and register with the Kentucky Depart-
ment of Employment and Training if your busi-
ness has employees. The Kentucky Department Community
of Employment and Training website is:
www.oet.ky.gov.
Service
9. Determine if your business needs to acquire any
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special licenses. The Business Information Starting a
Clearinghouse at the Kentucky Cabinet for Eco-
Business
nomic Development is a good place to start, or
check the One-Stop Business Licensing index
at the Kentucky Secretary of State website.
Kentucky Secretary of State One-Stop Business
Licensing website is: http://sos.ky.gov. The “I think that anyone
Business Information Clearinghouse website is: who wants to be
involved in politics in
http://www.thinkkentucky.com/kyedc/
Kentucky can do
ebpermits.asp.
so—it’s a choice.
This is a different
10. Talk with a banking institution and an insur- age. Women can be
ance carrier to determine your banking and li- whatever they want
ability insurance needs for your business. to be and work at it!”
– Kentucky Representative
Mary Harper

1927 1928 1931 1932

Katherine Gudger- Kathleen Mulligan becomes KY’s Jane Addams becomes the first Hattie Wyatt Caraway of Arkansas
Langley becomes KY’s first woman judge. female to receive the Nobel becomes the first woman elected
first U.S. Congress- Peace Prize. to the U.S. Senate.
woman.

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Martha Layne Collins

Why did you decide to Do you think it is easy to
volunteer in other’s cam- balance your private life
paigns? with your public life?
There’s always been that kind I think it was hard. It may have
of interest, and I guess it just been harder on my family than
evolved. I keep encouraging it was for me. You’ve got to
women to get involved in other understand that you are going
campaigns if they want to get to be in a fish bowl. It’s there
into politics and into public for everybody. My kids and
service. They really need to husband made greater sacri-
Spotlight on get in on the ground floor and fices than I did. It is a chal-
see how it works, how it hap- lenge as far as time is con-
Martha pens, and how you make
Born: December 7
Hometown: Bagdad, KY
cerned, and that is why you de-
things happen. Sometimes pend so much on the people that
Layne Collins women want to get higher up
College: University of Kentucky, B.S.
Party Affiliation: Democrat help you. For example, you are
Term: 1983-1987
• in the ranks immediately, but
Spouse: Dr. Bill Collins
elected in November, sworn in
that isn’t always the best thing. in December, and have a ses-
56th Governor I took pride in helping in other sion of the Legislature in Janu-
people’s campaigns. I would get sandwiches and ary. If you start planning too far ahead, you run
Commonwealth make coffee, and I knew exactly how many bumper the risk of losing focus and publicly it could appear
stickers went to each county. I as if you are taking the election for granted. You
of Kentucky
knew all the nitty gritty and can’t worry about what you are going to do at the
that really helps you mansion, or your inauguration, and as a wife and
when you’re running mother, the family is always on your mind - espe-
a campaign. cially preparing for the holiday season. Then you

continued

1938 1941 1949 1961

Pearl Carter Pace becomes the Annie G. Fox becomes the first female Caroline Conn Moore becomes Amelia Tucker becomes the first
sheriff of Cumberland County. to receive the Purple Heart. KY’s first female Senator. African American female elected to
the state House of Representatives.

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are elected, which is exciting, but the campaign has acid rain problem. So, we focused on economic
been very tiring. You need a few days to come down development, and we targeted automotive. We
from all of the excitement and the demands. In the needed manufacturing because manufacturing paid “Women, especially,
mean time, to get ready to be sworn in in Decem- more money for jobs per capita than some of the should not wait to be
ber, you must decide on your Cabinet, you must other jobs that we had. We were competing with 20 asked to serve; they
select your staff at the mansion and the Governor’s other states for Toyota in a tough competition. When must step forward
office, and prepare for a session of the Legislature. you have competed with that many other states and now and make a
difference in their
So, it’s a real challenge, but you find that you can when you get the call and they say, “You did it!”
communities with
do it! That’s pretty exciting! I’m sure that will be part of
their special brand of
my legacy, and I hope it will be accompanied by
leadership.”
What do you feel has been your greatest education. I started the education reform because – President Joanne Glasser,
Eastern Kentucky University
accomplishment? the key to more economic development, more jobs,
I think my greatest and most exciting accomplish- more opportunities for our people for a better qual-
ment was when I heard that we had landed Toyota
for Kentucky. I knew it was going to be good for
ity of life, is education. You must have a trained
workforce for these companies. The key for the
Spotlight on
the state. The tobacco sales were going down, the future of Kentucky is education. Martha
horse industry is cyclical, and coal mining had the
Layne Collins
•
56th Governor
Commonwealth
of Kentucky

1964 1967 1971 1972

The KY Commission on Women Georgia Powers
is established by Executive Order. becomes the first
African American
women elected to
the KY Senate.
Alice “Dolly” McNutt is elected Mayor
of Paducah.
Anne L. Armstrong becomes the first
U.S. woman to hold a Cabinet-level
post of counselor to the President.
Susan Lynn Roley and Joanne E.
Pierce become the first female FBI 13
agents.
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The Kentucky Women The Commissioner of the Kentucky Department of

Veterans’ Affairs has designated First Sergeant
Veterans Program Pamela Luce, US Army Retired, as the Women Vet-
Research has shown that women veterans are more
erans Coordinator for the Commonwealth. She can
likely to be unemployed, less likely to be enrolled in
be reached toll free at (888) 724-7683 or via email
VA healthcare, and less likely to receive compensa-
at pamela.luce@ky.gov.
tion for their service-connected disabilities than male
veterans. In March 2005, the Kentucky General
The Women Veterans Coordinator will collaborate
Assembly, under the influence of such staggering
with federal, state, and local agencies on issues re-
evidence, passed legislation that created The Women
lated to women veterans. These issues include items
Veteran’s Program within the Kentucky Department
such as performing outreach to improve women
of Veterans Affairs. This program’s mission is aimed
veterans’ awareness of eligibility for federal and state
at helping Kentucky’s women veterans obtain ac-
veterans’ services and benefits, assessing the needs
cess to federal and state veteran’s services. The
of women veterans with respect to benefits and ser-
Armed Forces primary components of the program fall under six
vices, reviewing initiatives designed to address the
(6) major categories: Advocacy and Public Aware-
needs of Kentucky’s women veterans, making rec-
ness, Collaboration, Research and Information Dis-
ommendations to the Commissioner to improve ben-
semination, Education, Honor and Recognition, and
efits and services, and incorporating women veter-
Facilities. All women who served in the United
ans’ issues in strategic planning.
States Armed Forces or in forces incorporated as
“Women are often part of the United States Armed Forces and who
stereotyped into were discharged under conditions other than dis-
‘women issues,’ like honorable are eligible to receive assistance.
childcare,
reproductive rights,
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etc. It sometimes
feels like women
have to work harder Lelia Jeanette Jones Busler
and be smarter to The modern American idea of the Korean War is ences of Dr. H. Richard Hornberger, a surgeon in
get ahead.” greatly influenced by “M*A*S*H,” the popular the 8055th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital
– Kentucky Representative
Joni Jenkins novel, movie, and television program of the 70’s (MASH), writing under the pseudonym Richard
and 80’s. The fictional 4077th Mobile Army Sur- Hooker.
gical Hospital was based on the wartime experi-

Mae
Street
Kidd

1974 1975 1976 1981

Ella Grasso of Connecticut
becomes the first female elected
governor.
14
Thelma Stovall Barbara Walters becomes the first Sandra Day O’Connor becomes the
becomes KY’s female to anchor a network evening first female Justice of the U.S.
first female Lt. newscast. Supreme Court.
Governor.
Legislation sponsored by Representative
Mae Street Kidd passes, closing a dark
chapter of Kentucky History by ratifying
the 13th, 14th and 15th amendments to
the U.S. Constitution.
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Kentucky’s connection with the real-life Korean War
MASH unit, nicknamed the Eight-O-Double Nickel,
was Lelia Jeanette Jones Busler, then a young Army
Nurse Corps captain. Busler served in the 8055th
from July 1951 to January 1952. By the time of her
retirement from the military in 1973, Colonel
Busler’s military career had spanned nearly three
decades, the Korean War being a small, but memo-
rable part of her illustrious career.
Lelia Jeanette Jones was born on November 6, 1921,
in Irvine, Estill County, Kentucky. She graduated
from Irvine City High School on May 18, 1939.
Lelia graduated from the 36-month program at
Middletown Hospital School for Nurses in
Middletown, Ohio, on February 28, 1943, and be-
came a registered nurse on April 2.
Lelia applied for admission into the Army Nurse
Corps on April 20. Initially rejected, she attained
the Corps’ minimum weight requirement by eating
bananas. She also applied for enrollment in the Red
Cross Nursing Service and was appointed on No-
vember 24. She was accepted into the ANC on
March 10, 1945, and left for Fort Knox on April 8.
Second Lieutenant Lelia J. Jones completed her
Basic Training Course at Fort Knox on May 3, 1945,
and became a general duty nurse at the post hospi-
tal. She moved up the ranks quickly, being pro-
moted to the rank of first lieutenant on April 8, 1948,
and in February 1949, began her first overseas tour
of duty.
Lelia’s new assignment was with the 14th U.S. Army
Field Hospital. While serving with the 14th Field
1983 1988
Martha Layne Susan Estrich becomes the first
Collins becomes female to head a national
the first female presidential campaign.
Governor of KY.
O F O P P O R T U N I T Y
Hospital, Jones became ill and, on February 24,
1951, was evacuated to the Medical Holding De-
tachment of the 361st Station Hospital in Tokyo for
hospitalization and treatment. During her recov-
ery, Lelia was promoted to captain. Shortly there-
after, she was ordered to report as a general duty
nurse to the 8055th Mobile Army Surgical Hospital
(MASH), nicknamed the “Double Nickel,” at
Uijongbu, Korea.
Captain Lelia Jones’ tour of duty included stints at
the 8168th U.S. Army Hospital at Yokohama, Ja-
pan, U.S. Army Hospital at Fort Campbell, at Fort
Clayton in Panama, Rodriguez Army Hospital, Fort
Brooke, Puerto Rico, Army Hospital at Fort Riley, Armed Forces
Kansas, and the 2nd MASH located at Fort Bragg,
North Carolina.
She attended the Advanced Nursing Administration
Course at Fort Sam Houston, Texas during Sep-
tember 1957. Also throughout her military career,
Lelia took college courses while assigned at vari-
ous Army posts, including Kansas State College,
University of North Carolina, North Carolina State
College of Agriculture and Engineering, and the Uni-
versity of Maryland. She completed her associate’s
degree on November 18, 1958.
On April 8, 1959, Captain Jones was promoted to
the rank of major and was assigned to the 97th Gen-
eral Hospital in Frankfurt, Germany and served as
Head Nurse of the Female Surgical Ward and the
Male Medical Ward. She then went on to serve at
the 345th Surgical Hospital at Fort Rucker, Ala-
bama and Weed Army Hospital at Fort Irwin, Cali-
continued
1992 1993
Janice Reed Martin becomes the first Sara Combs becomes the first
African American Judge in KY. female member of the KY
Supreme Court.
Janet Reno becomes the first
female U.S. Attorney General. 15
Pam Miller becomes the first Sara
female mayor of Lexington. Combs

Armed Forces
“Particular mentors
and role models for
me are the incredible
individuals who step
up to the plate to run
for office in local
communities- who
are paid little in the
way of monetary
value and who
receive few
accolades on a state
or national stage.”
- Sylvia Lovely, CEO of
Kentucky League of Cities
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fornia, where she served as chief of Nursing Ser-
vices at the hospital and was promoted to lieutenant
colonel on August 26, 1968. Following another stint
at Rodriguez Army Hospital at Fort Brooke, Puerto
Rico in 1969, Lelia was assigned to the Army Hos-
pital at Fort Polk, Louisiana, as the assistant chief
nurse of Nursing Services.
Lelia was later assigned to the Army Hospital at
Fort Campbell, Kentucky as the assistant chief
nurse. While at Fort Campbell, she was once again
sent to Brooke Army Hospital at Fort Sam Hous-
ton, this time to attend the chief orientation course
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Anna Mac Clarke
Anna Mac Clarke was born Anna Mack Mitchel on
June 20, 1919, in Lawrenceburg, Kentucky. On
May 28, 1937, she was awarded a diploma from
Lawrenceburg High School, indicating she had com-
pleted the course of study for the Colored High
School. Anna was one of only three black children
to graduate that year.
Anna entered Kentucky State College in the latter
part of 1937. She quickly became the assistant to
Betty “Ma” White, the housemother of Chandler
Hall. She did administrative work in the office of
the Dean of Women, Ann Heartwell Hunter, and
The Kentucky Thorobred, the school’s newspaper,
brought her on as a staff member. In December
1939, she became a member of the Alpha Pi Chap-
ter of the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. She made
several strong connections at Kentucky State while
participating in sorority activities as well as intra-
mural athletics. Some of her closest friends and
1997 1998
Lt. Colonel Linda Smith becomes the The KY Legislature passes HB864,
first woman KY State Police Captain. creating the Office of Women’s Health.
Madeline Albright becomes the first Rebecca Jackson becomes Jefferson
female Secretary of State making County’s first female Judge Executive.
her the highest-ranking woman in the
history of the U.S. government.
O F O P P O R T U N I T Y
and upon completion of the course was appointed
acting chief nurse of Nursing Services. Later, while
assigned to Reynolds Army Hospital at Fort Sill,
Oklahoma, Lelia was promoted to the rank of Colo-
nel. She seemed to be on the fast track in the mili-
tary; however, due to her on-going battle with
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD),
which had started while she was serving in Korea
during the war, she made the decision to retire from
the military. On June 30, 1973, after 28 years of
honorable service, Colonel Lelia J. Busler retired
from the U.S. Army Nurse Corps.
classmates at Kentucky State would go on to achieve
prominence in the fight for civil rights and high level
government positions. These individuals included
Whitney Young Jr., social worker, educator and
executive director of the National Urban League,
and Ersa Hines Poston, president of the New York
State Civil Service Commission.
On June 10, 1941, Anna received her diploma from
Kentucky State College, where she received her
bachelor’s degree in sociology and economics along
with a certificate of Sunday training school. With
her newly earned degree in hand, Anna returned to
Lawrenceburg and was disappointed by not being
able to find a good job. In Kentucky during the
1940’s, as well as other parts of the country, rac-
ism, legal and de facto, was a way of life. Anna
moved to Cincinnati, Ohio, with the hopes of find-
ing a better paying and more rewarding career. In
Cincinnati, Anna got a job at the Nash House Com-
1999 2001
Nicki Patton and Ellen Williams become Condoleezza Rice becomes the first
the first female chairpersons of the female National Security Advisor to
Democratic and Republican parties of the President.
KY, respectively.
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munity Center as the recreation director, but she
was still unsatisfied.
War came to the United States on December 7, 1941,
when the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor. It would
be another ten months before Anna would become a
member of the Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps
(WAACs). Early in 1942, Anna received training
from the US Army Fifth Service Command’s Sig-
nal Corps School, which was located in Cincinnati.
Anna decided on October 3, 1942 to answer the call
of Mary McLeod Bethune for “One Black WAAC”
and joined the All-Volunteer Women’s Army Auxil-
iary Corps. She was sent to the auxiliary training
program at the First Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps
Training Center at Fort Des Moines, Iowa. At Fort
Des Moines, she completed her four week Basic
Training course just prior to Christmas.
During this period, the WAAC was looking desper-
ately for officers, and Anna was ideally suited to
enter into the WAAC Officer Candidate School
(OCS) because of her educational and athletic back-
ground. The OCS program was desegregated at
Fort Des Moines in November, 1942, and in De-
cember, Anna became a candidate in the 15th Of-
ficer Class. At OCS, she was one of only three
black students and was the only one to finish the
course. On February 16, 1943, WAC OCS Class
15 graduated, and Third Officer Clarke was assigned
to Company 8 at Fort Des Moines.
During the latter part of 1943, Anna was reassigned
to the Fourth Company, Third Regiment, as a Pla-
toon Leader. Third Officer Anna M. Clarke would
go down in history as the first black WAAC as-
2003 2005
Crit Luallen becomes the first Katie Kratz Stine becomes the first
female Auditor of Public Accounts woman to serve as President Pro
in the state of KY. Tempore in the state Senate.
Cathy Bailey is sworn in as U.S.
ambassador to Latvia becoming the
first woman from KY to serve as an
ambassador for the U.S.
O F O P P O R T U N I T Y
signed to command an all-white unit. On May 22,
1943, when First Officer Sarah E. Murphy and
Third Officer Anna Clarke were in command of 144
enlisted WAACs, they were the first black unit as-
signed to the Fifth Service Command at Camp
Atterbury, Indiana.
In June, 1943, Anna proceeded to WAAC Head-
quarters in Washington, D.C., where she served in
the classification and assignment department. In
the first of August, she entered the Adjutant
General’s School at Camp Meade, Maryland. Fol-
lowing the completion of training, she was once
again on the move, this time a stop over in Chicago,
Illinois, to assist in black WAAC recruiting efforts
Armed Forces
with fellow Kentuckian, Mary A. Bordeaux. Fol-
lowing her stint in Chicago, Anna made her way
back to Fort Des Moines. While there, the WAAC
was converted to the Women’s Army Corps (WAC)
as part of the Regular Army. Anna participated in
ceremonies where she was appointed a First Lieu-
tenant in the Women’s Army Corps. During this
time, she joined other black WAC officers in their
fight to stop the army in the establishment of an all- “The world would be
black regiment at Fort Des Moines. The officers a far better place
if more women
felt that this plan to place all blacks on post under
shared their
the command of a sort of South African-style black
gifts and talents.”
“homeland” ran counter to the very things the United – Kentucky Representative Susan
Westrom
States was fighting for in the war. The officers fi-
nally convinced the headquarters to rescind the re-
organization plan before it was implemented. After
leaving Fort Des Moines, Anna was moved to Dou-
glas Army Air Field.
continued
Information from
www.womeninkentucky.com
Skirting Tradition
17
Cathy
Bailey

Armed Forces
“My favorite quote,
the one I try to live
by, is from Stephen
Grellet, ‘I expect to
pass through this
world but once. Any
good, therefore, that
I can do or any
kindness I can show
to any fellow
creature let me do it
now. Let me not
defer or neglect it for
I shall not pass this
way again’.”
– Dr. Jacqueline Addington,
President of Owensboro Community
and Technical College
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Anna would not be in command of her unit at Dou-
glas long before she became ill. In mid-March 1944,
Anna was admitted to the post hospital, complain-
ing of pains in her side. She was diagnosed with
appendicitis, and to further complicate things it was
ruptured and gangrene had started to set in. An
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Mary Willie Arvin
Mary Willie Arvin was born on April 21,
1879, in Henderson County, Kentucky. In 1904,
she graduated from the School of Nursing at the
Owensboro City Hospital in Owensboro, Kentucky.
As time passed, Mary became a general practice
nurse in Memphis, Tennessee. Her stay as a gen-
eral practice nurse was ended in 1917 while on a
visit to Richmond, Virginia.
Mary decided to join an American hospital unit on
June 11, 1917, that was preparing to go overseas.
By mid-July, Nurse Arvin had joined the Harvard
Unit, Base Hospital No. 5 at Dannes-Camiers,
France. Base Hospital No. 5 was bombed on Sep-
tember 4, 1917, only a couple months after Nurse
Arvin’s arrival. This was the first time Mary had
been under enemy fire.
The bombing of Base Hospital 5 did not stop in
September 1917. On June 30, 1918, the hospital
was bombed by German airplanes at Boulogne-sur-
Mer. For her actions during and after the air raid,
Nurse Arvin received official recognition by the three
major allied nations. She received a congratulatory
O F O P P O R T U N I T Y
appendectomy was performed and initially it looked
as though she would make a full recovery. How-
ever, the poison of the gangrene had entered her body.
Anna Mac died on April 19, 1944 of complications
associated with the gangrene.
letter from General John J. “Black Jack” Pershing
on August 28, 1918 for her deeds during the air
raid. General Pershing pointed out her extraordi-
nary skills in handling the care of her patients
throughout the ordeal. General Pershing’s letter was
a true sign that Nurse Arvin was a dedicated mem-
ber of the United States Armed Forces, but the
praises did not stop there. She received the French
Croix de Guerre and a certificate of commendation
from the United States, which she would turn in
and receive the first Purple Heart Medal ever
awarded to a woman.
On March 23, 1919, Nurse Arvin returned to the
United States aboard the S.S. Noordam. She de-
cided to return to Henderson County, Kentucky a
few days later. In October, Nurse Arvin was as-
signed as a Red Cross welfare worker in
Hopkinsville, Kentucky, and on November 13, 1919,
she was decorated with the Royal Red Cross, 2nd
Class (Associate), by Prince Edward at the home of
Perry Belmont in Washington, D.C. These com-
mendations combined made her the most decorated
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STATE POPULATION
Kentucky female veteran in WWI combat. Alabama 30,397
Alaska 6,943
Mary Arvin later moved to Orlando, Florida, where Arizona 41,888
Arkansas 17,442
she took a job with a local hospital. While in Or- California 165,159
lando, she married William H. Tiller, a WWI vet- Colorado 35,375
Connecticut 14,886
eran. Following his death, she remarried another Delaware 5,751
District of Columbia 3,383 “Don’t be hesitant.
WWI veteran by the name of Robert H. Sissons. Florida 129,404
On September 9, 1947, she died in the home of her Georgia 66,500 Take strong position.
Hawaii 8,508 Maintain integrity.”
sister in Henderson, Kentucky. Idaho 9,203
— Dr. Bonnie Rogers,
Illinois 52,488

V E T E R A N S
President of Hopkinsville
Indiana 31,530 Community College
Iowa 13,478
Kansas 15,775
Kentucky 21,659
Louisiana 26,578
Maine 9,230
Maryland 43,235
Massachusetts 28,492
Michigan
Minnesota
46,901
22,583
Armed Forces
Mississippi 17,581
Missouri 34,128
Montana 6,912
Nebraska 10,627
Nevada 18,715
New Hampshire 8,275
New Jersey 30,486
New Mexico 14,530
W O M E N

New York 67,180

North Carolina 59,230
North Dakota 3,557
Ohio 61,684
Oklahoma 23,242
Oregon 24,874
Pennsylvania 62,537
Puerto Rico 7,000
Rhode Island 5,409
South Carolina 31,309
South Dakota 4,915
Tennessee 36,141
Texas 130,043
Utah 8,965
Vermont 3,745
Virginia 73,510
Washington 49,455
West Virgina 10,196
Wisconsin 26,845
Wyoming 3,749
Terr./Foreign 10,771

Total Women 1,692,398

Veterans

Total Veterans 24,793,336

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Julie Denton
What things did you con-
increase the number of disor-
sider before running for
ders that babies are screened
office?
for at birth, as well as to pro-
First I considered the possible
vide funding to purchase the
effect on my family and busi-
needed technology for the state
ness. Would I be able to juggle
lab. I became very emotion-
being an effective legislator
ally attached to this issue be-
along with being a good mom
cause I knew babies were be-
and business owner? Fortu-
ing harmed and dying. My
Spotlight on nately, I have found the right
legislation is a major advance
balance between family, busi-
Julie Denton ness and work, doing much of Born: June 9
for babies and their parents,
and will end needless suffer-
my legislative work from Hometown: Louisville, KY
• home. Thank goodness for cell College: University of Louisville, B.S. ing and deaths.
District: 36
Kentucky phones and e-mail! This is all Party Affiliation: Republican
As Senate Health and Welfare
made easier by having a won- Term: 1994-present
State Spouse: Barry chair, my committee is respon-
derful and supportive husband
Senator who gives our children plenty
sible for making major deci-
sions that impact health care
of love and attention when I am in Frankfort. It is
and people’s lives. We often hear stories of suffer-
an advantage to live close to Frankfort, which al-
ing and it is impossible to sit there without being
lows me to commute to the Capitol each day, some-
emotionally moved. Being chair of this committee
thing many legislators are unable to do.
is a tremendous responsibility, one that I take very
seriously. There is no better feeling of accomplish-
Has it ever been a problem for you that you
ment than when you have helped someone and made
have become more emotionally attached to
their life better because of legislation you helped
issues than your male counterparts?
pass.
I think most people who run for office do so be- continued

cause they care deeply about certain issues, whether

they are Republican or Democrat, male or female.
The common denominator in all this is that we are
people who care deeply about the future of our chil-
dren and state. Most recently I sponsored a bill to

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How are things when you are in session?
Since the Kentucky legislature meets only a few
months a year, it is very hectic and a whirlwind of
activity. Every minute in Frankfort is spent meet-
ing with constituents, working on legislation, con-
vening in the Senate chamber or in committee meet-
ings. There is always more work to be done, but it
is extremely gratifying to help people and make
Kentucky a better place to live. During session my
husband holds down the home front and I speak
with him and the children numerous times through-
out the day until I arrive home each evening.

Spotlight on
Statewide Comparison of Constitutional Julie Denton
Officers to 10 Years Ago
•
1995 2005
Kentucky
Position Positions Total Percent of Positions Total Percent of
Held By Positions Positions Held By Positions Positions
Women Held By Women Held By
State
Women Women Senator
Supreme Court 1 7 14.30% 0 7 0
Court
of Appeals 1 14 7.10% 2 14 14.30%
District Court 18 125 14.40% 38 116 32.80%
Circuit Court 6 93 6.50% 34 133 25.60%
County Judge
Executive 4 120 3.33% 7 120 5.80%
County Clerk 60 120 50.00% 69 120 57.50% “And who knows?
Circuit Clerk 64 120 53.30% 73 120 60.80% Somewhere out
County Attorney 3 120 2.50% 12 120 10.00%
there in this audience
County PVA 36 120 30.00% 43 120 35.80%
County Sheriff 0 120 0 3 120 3.00% may even be
County Coroner 3 120 3.00% 4 120 3.33% someone who will
County Jailer 3 120 3.00% 4 120 3.33%
one day follow in my
footsteps, and
preside over the
White House as the
president’s spouse.
I wish him well.”
– Barbara Bush in her
Commencement address
to Wellesy College

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Organizations
“You gain strength,
courage, and
confidence by every
experience in which
you really stop to
look fear in the face.
You must do the
thing which you think
you cannot do.”
– Eleanor Roosevelt
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Organizations
Below is a suggested list of organizations that may serve as a starting point for researching
women’s interests and involvement in their communities and professional lives.
The Association of Junior Leagues Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana, Inc.
International, Inc. Frances Fach, Executive Director
The Associations of Junior Leagues International, Inc PO Box 32335
(AJLI) is a non-profit organization whose primary Louisville, KY 40232-2335
objective is to improve communities through the (502) 636-0900
effective leadership of trained volunteers. The AJLI ffach@kyanags.org
has a longstanding history of enhancing the commu- www.kyanags.org
nity through the leadership and foresight of women.
The AJLI is headed by a 19 member board of direc- Girl Scout Council of Licking Valley, Inc.
tors who are accountable for expanding goals that 607 Watson Road
advance the league’s ability to fulfill their mission. Erlanger, KY 41018
The Associations of Junior Leagues’ impeccable (800) 716-6162
service record serves as a testament to their leader- www.lvgsc.org
ship.
Lexington Chapter
Girl Scouts-Wilderness Road Council, Inc.
Anne Weston, CEO
Cheryl James, President 2277 Executive Drive
P.O. Box 687 Lexington, KY 40505
Lexington, KY 40588 (800) 475-2621
(859) 252-8014 gswrc@gswrc.org
gen@lexjrleague.com www.gswrc.org
www.lexjrleague.com
Business and Professional Women of Kentucky
Louisville Chapter Business and Professional Women of Kentucky is a
Christi Lanler-Robinson, President state federation of women whose primary objective is
501 South 2nd Street to promote equality for all women in the workplace
Louisville, Kentucky 40202 through advocacy, education, and encouragement.
(502) 584-7271 Regional meetings are held in order to do the
jill@win.net following: promote state and national programs, and
www.juniorleaguelouisville.org increase membership conduct training workshops for
local organizations.
Owensboro Chapter
P.O. Box 723 Sandra Anderson, President
Owensboro, KY 42302-0723 sgan@lightpower.net
(270) 683-1430 www.bpw-ky.org
www.juniorleagueofowensboro.com
Kentucky League of Women Voters
Girl Scouts of the United States of America Kentucky League of Women Voters is a non-partisan
Girl Scouts of Kentucky is a nonprofit organization political organization whose purpose is to encourage
whose primary objective is to educate girls to become participation of women in politics and to influence
resourceful women through leadership activities. Men public policy. The KLWV promotes participation of
and women serve as volunteers, consultants, etc. women in the democratic process. Members include
Character, conduct, and community are all core both men and women due largely to the group’s
values of Girl Scouts of Kentucky as well as Girl commitment to diversity.
Scouts nationally.
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1009 Twilight Trail 1215 Heyburn Building

Suburban Park Bldg D Ste. 103 332 West Broadway
Frankfort, KY 40601-0000 Louisville, KY 40204
(502) 875-6481 (502) 451-8435
lwvky@mis.net
www.lwvky.org Kentucky Women’s Political Caucus
Kentucky Women’s Political Caucus (KWPC) is a
Women Leading Kentucky bipartisan grassroots association whose purpose is to
Women Leading Kentucky is a non-profit organiza- get women appointed or elected to public office. The
tion that features professional women in leadership KWPC is dedicated to achieving political equality. Its
positions. Their primary goal is to highlight women events and functions are funded by membership dues
who have done extraordinary things in their commu- and revenue producing efforts.
nities in Kentucky. It is also their goal to empower
women through education and leadership programs. Betsy Nowland Curry
2708 Martinique Lane
P.O. Box 961 Lexington, KY 40509
Lexington, KY 40588 (502) 348-9545
jhollow@womenleadingky.com
www.womenleadingky.com
bcurry@qx.net
www.nwpc.org
Organizations
The National Council of Negro Women Kentucky Women in Agriculture
Founded in 1905 by Mary McCloud Bethune, The Kentucky Women in Agriculture (KWA) seeks to
National Council of Negro Women (NCNW) is a empower and encourage more women to participate
national council of African American women’s in agriculture and influence policy affecting agricul-
organizations. The NCNW’s purpose is to lead and ture.
develop women of African descent as they enhance
their communities through advocacy and leadership. Terri Gilbert
With its 39 national affiliates and 200 sections, the P.O. Box 22259
NCNW helps to fulfill their purpose through exten- Lexington, KY 40522
sive research and community based services. (859) 257-9000
www.kywomeninag.com
Lexington-Central Kentucky Section
Lexington, KY National Association of Women Business Owners
(859) 277-1945 National Association of Women Business Owners’
intent is to empower and enrich women entrepreneurs
Louisville Section and their endeavors.
Louisville, KY “With an education
(502) 493-3881 Lexington Chapter
P.O. Box 4505 and a willing spirit,
Kentucky Foundation for Women Lexington, KY 40544 there are no real
Kentucky Foundation for Women (KFW) is a feminist info@lexnawbo.org barriers to rewarding
oriented organization whose sole intent to help (800) 232-1347
involvement in one’s
women overcome professional and political barriers www.lexnawbo.org
in Kentucky through artistic expression. Founded in community.”
1985 by Sallie Bingham, the KFW recognizes – Dr. Jacqueline Addington,
President of Owensboro
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Women 4 Women Center for Women & Families Creative

Organizations
“I was raised in an
era when women
were to be nurses,
teachers, or marry
well. I did not follow
those instructions.”
– Kentucky Representative
Susan Westrom
Women 4 Women is a Louisville based group who
believe that a core strength of our society rests on the
contributions of women. They are dedicated to
improving the health and economic well-being of
women and girls by increasing awareness, expanding
resources and creating solutions to strengthen our
community.
Waterfront Plaza
325 West Main Street, Suite 1110
Louisville, KY 40202-4251
(502) 561-8060
w4w@w4w.org
www.women-4-women.org
The Kentucky Commission on Women
Kentucky Commission on Women (KCW) is a news
related organization that seeks to provide and
maintain information on issues that affect women.
The KCW is headed by executive director Glenda
Rene Woods and a board of 25 directors.
500 Mero Street, CPT 2nd Floor
Frankfort, KY 40601
(502) 564-6643
lyris@listserv.ky.gov
women.ky.gov
Kentucky Federation of Women’s Clubs
Kentucky Federation of Women’s Clubs is a joint
effort of women’s clubs in Kentucky, that seeks to
enrich women and their leadership roles.
1228 Cherokee Road
Louisville, KY 40204
(502) 451-8435
Employment
The Center for Women & Families Creative Employ-
ment is dedicated to helping women who are low-
income single parents by motivating and better
equipping them for success in the business world.
P.O. Box 2048
Louisville, Kentucky 40201
(502) 581-7237
American Legion Auxiliary of Kentucky
The American Legion Auxiliary is the world’s largest
women’s patriotic service organization. Through its
nearly 10,500 Units located in every state and some
foreign countries, the Auxiliary embodies the spirit of
America that has prevailed through war and peace.
Along with The American Legion, it solidly stands
behind America and her ideals. Its missions include:
to support the American Legion programs for
veterans, young people, and community; to provide
for today’s needs while being advocates for a brighter
future; to advance the understanding of patriotism
and responsibility of citizenship; to promote indi-
vidual integrity and family values; to ensure as
volunteers, that Auxiliary members continue to be the
leaders in all that is good in this nation today,
tomorrow and for generations to come through
serving others first and not self.
Sara J. Robey- President
Betty Lou Cook- Secretary/Treasurer
P.O. Box 189
Greensburg, KY 42743
Phone: (270) 932-7533
Fax: (270) 932-7672
Email: secretarykyala@aol.com

Bardstown Women’s Council Women’s Center of Central Kentucky

The Bardstown Women’s Council is a group of The Women’s Center of Central Kentucky is a social
women within the chamber of commerce dedicated to service agency that provides assistance to women on
women’s issues concerning their community. many different levels. It provides free child care
services, parenting classes, and general counseling.
Bardstown Chamber Of Commerce It also provide counseling and support groups for
201 E Stephen Foster Ave. victims of domestic violence or abuse.
Bardstown, Kentucky 40004
(502) 348-9545 530 N Limestone St.
chamber@bardstown.com Lexington, Kentucky 40508
www.bardstownchamber.com (859) 254-9319

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Girls Incorporated Women’s Studies

Girls Incorporated is a national nonprofit youth University of Kentucky
organization dedicated to inspiring all girls to be Patterson Office Tower
strong, smart, and bold. With roots dating to 1864, Lexington, Kentucky 40506
Girls Inc has provided vital educational programs to (859) 257-1388
millions of American girls, particularly those in high- www.uky.edu
risk, underserved areas. Today, innovative programs
help girls confront subtle societal messages about Women’s Studies “I have never
their value and potential, and prepare them to lead Western Kentucky University expected or
successful, independent, and fulfilling lives. 1532 State Street accepted challenges
1 Big Red Way
Girls Incorporated of Bowling Green, Inc. Bowling Green, KY 42101 based on my
260 Scott Way (270) 745-6477 gender.”
Bowling Green, KY 42101 www.wku.edu/womensstudies/ – Kentucky Senator
Denise Harper Angel
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 1532 Women’s Studies
Bowling Green, KY 42101 University of Northern Kentucky
Phone: (270) 781-3549 Highland Heights, Kentucky 41076
Fax: (270) 781-8922
Email: girlsincbg@hotmail.com
(859) 572-5220
www.nku.edu
Organizations
Girls Incorporated of Owensboro-Daviess County Women’s Studies
2130-G East 19th Street Kentucky State University
Owensboro, KY 42303 Frankfort, Kentucky 40601
Mailing Address (502) 597-6000
P.O. Box 1626 www.kysu.edu
Owensboro, KY 42302-1626
Phone: (270) 684-7833
Fax: (270) 684-2238
Email: tcogirlsinc@bellsouth.net

Departments of Women Studies

Many Universities across the state have developed a
program of study focused on bringing knowledge and
awareness to the issue of gender dynamics. These
departments may also provide excellent resources to
women wishing to achieve a greater analysis of
gender issues and intellectual support for gender
related research.

Women’s Studies
University of Louisville
Louisville, Kentucky 40208
nmther01@ulkyvm.louisville.edu
(502) 852-8160
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“In politics, if you
want anything said,
ask a man; if you
want anything done,
ask a woman.”
– Margaret Thatcher
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The following are descriptions of some of the positions, both elected and
non-elected, of the women who are featured in our directory.
Congressman/Congresswoman
Members of Congress serve in the highest form of legislative
power in the United States government. Members debate
issues, correlate ideas, and determine the best possible
solutions to the nation’s problems. They pass legislation,
which directly shapes the actions of each citizen, and they
possess several Constitutional rights. Members’
responsibilities include assisting constituents with
governmental problems, regulating taxes, and many other
important facets of our lives.
Auditor of Public Accounts
The Auditor of Public Accounts must be at least 30 years old
and have been a resident of Kentucky for at least 2 years
prior to the election. The Auditor ensures that public resources
are protected, accurately valued, properly accounted for, and
effectively employed to raise the quality of life of Kentuckians.
State Senators
State Senators must be at least 30 years old, be a citizen of
Kentucky, and have resided in the state at least 6 years and
in the district at least 1 year prior to the election. Senators
are elected for four year terms, with half the Senate elected
every two years. They pass legislation, debate issues, and
help allocate the proper assistance across Kentucky.
State Representatives
State Representatives must be at least 24 years old, be a
citizen of Kentucky, and have resided in the state at least 2
years and in the district at least 1 year prior to election.
Representatives are elected for two year terms in November
following the regular session of the General Assembly. The
entire House is elected at the same time. The House is the
other chamber of the Kentucky General Assembly. They more
or less serve the same role as the State Senators except for
a few different Constitutional variances.
Court of Appeals
The Court of Appeals hears cases that involve appeals of
decisions from lower courts, such as the Circuit and District
Courts. Fourteen judges, two elected from seven appellate
court districts, serve on the Court of Appeals. The judges are
divided into panels of three to review and decide cases, with
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the majority determining the decision. The panels do no sit
permanently in one location, but travel about the state to hear
cases. Cases are not retried in the Court of Appeals. Only
the record of the original court trial is reviewed, with attorneys
presenting the legal issues to the court for a decision.
Circuit Court Judges
The Circuit Court is the court of general jurisdiction and hears
civil matters involving more than $4,000.00. Circuit courts have
jurisdiction over cases involving capital offenses and felonies,
divorces, adoptions, terminations of parental rights, land
dispute title problems, and contested probates of will. Circuit
courts have the power to issue injunctions, writs of prohibition,
writs of mandamus, and hear appeals from district courts and
administrative agencies. One judge may serve more than
one county within a circuit. Some circuits contain only one
county but have several judges, depending on population and
caseload. Circuit judges serve eight-year terms.
District Court Judges
The District Court has limited jurisdiction, which means it hears
only certain types of cases. Ninety percent of all Kentuckians
involved in court proceedings appear in District Court. Juvenile
matters, city and county ordinances, misdemeanors, traffic
offenses, probate of wills, felony preliminary hearings, and
civil cases involving $4,000 or less are heard in District Court.
Guardianship and conservatorship for disabled persons are
in District Court, as well as voluntary and involuntary mental
commitments and cases relating to domestic violence and
abuse. If a district has a high population and a heavy caseload,
it may consist of only one county but have several judges. In
less populated areas, a district may encompass more than
one county, but have only one judge who travels between the
counties to hear cases.
Circuit Clerks
The Circuit Clerks serve both the circuit and district courts.
One clerk is elected from each county. They are the
administrative and clerical officers of the judicial system. They
are prohibited from practicing law. Responsibilities of the
circuit court clerks are: preparing bonds and approving
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sureties thereon; administering oaths and affidavits;
maintaining records, files and dockets; collecting fees, fines,
and bond money; and paying jurors, commissioners and
witnesses. They also issue drivers licenses, summon jurors,
and operate tape recording equipment. In the absence of all
judicial officers, the circuit clerk may issue warrants prepared
by the Commonwealth or County Attorney.
Commonwealth Attorney
Commonwealth Attorney’s are the legal counsel and
prosecutors for the Commonwealth of Kentucky. They
represent the state in legal matters and serve as prosecutors
in matters involving felonies.
County Attorney
The County Attorney is part of the unified and integrated
prosecutorial system under the Attorney General. The duties
of the office can be classified as the prosecutorial function,
county legal adviser, and miscellaneous duties for the state
and county. The attorney must attend the district court in the
county and prosecute all violations of criminal and penal law
within the court’s jurisdiction.
County Clerks
The County Clerk office has several duties that are varied in
nature, such as issuing, registering, recording and keeping
records of various legal instruments, voter registration and
purgation, election duties, and tax duties. The clerk possesses
the power of notary public in the exercise of the official
functions of the office of clerk within the county and acts as a
licensing agent for the government.
County Commissioners/Magistrates
County Commissioners and Magistrates serve similar roles
in various facets, but are different in others. County
Commissioners hold no other powers or duties outside of those
held as a member of the fiscal court; however, they may
perform marriages, if authorized. Magistrates also serve on
the county’s fiscal court and can perform marriage if
authorized. The position of magistrate is a constitutional
position that must be filled, but County Commissioners exist
depending on the form of county government.
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County Coroners
County Coroners have the full power and authority of peace
officers, including the power of arrest, the power to bear arms,
and to administer oaths. While performing investigations,
the coroner may enter onto public or private property, seize
evidence, interrogate persons, and require the production of
medical records, documents, or evidence. In addition to these
duties, the coroner may employ special investigators and
photographers in making an investigation.
County Jailer
The County Jailer has custody, rule, and charge of the county
jail and all persons in the jail. The jailer must maintain the
upkeep of the jail and serve as the prisoners’ means of
transportation. The jailer must develop a monthly report to
be delivered to the Department of Corrections and has the
statutory responsibility of preparing the jail budget.
County Judge/Executive
The County Judge Executive serves as the chief executive of
the individual county and operates as the presiding officer of
the fiscal court, the county legislative body. The Judge
Executive is assigned the primary responsibility for the “Government,
administration of the county government, including the
politics, and elected
financial administration.
office offers
County PVA individuals great
The County PVA must make the assessment of all property opportunities to
in the county, prepare property assessment records, and learn and to give.
perform such duties relating to assessment as may be Whether or not you
prescribed by law or by the Revenue Cabinet. The PVA is decide to run for an
subject to the direction, instruction, and supervision of the
office, do not give up
Revenue Cabinet.
your voice in your
County Sheriff community. Use
The County Sheriff serves a four year term and must be of at your government and
least 24 years of age. The official duties of the position fall your political party
into four categories: tax collection, election duties, services to be heard.”
to courts, and law enforcement. The sheriff is one of four – Kentucky Representative
peace officers in the county government and has the authority Joni Jenkins
to make arrests.
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County Surveyor
The County Surveyor must perform any business in the civil
engineering profession that he/she is lawfully ordered to do
by any court in the county and may select any necessary
assistants to aid in carrying out the orders of the court. The
surveyor must make out and return a true plat and certificate
of survey, accompanied by explanatory notes.
School Board Members/Superintendents
School board members serve as key policy makers for school
districts and tailor their policies to work within national and
state guidelines. These members are key components to the
community because they serve as advocates for children and
proper education. Superintendents are the chief official of
the educational system within a given district. These
individuals have the authority to create policy and supervise
the district’s actions. Combined with the school board,
superintendents work towards allocating money appropriately
and establishing guidelines, both educationally and socially,
for students to follow. School board members and
superintendents work towards establishing a structured
environment to assist children in reaching their maximum
potential.
Mayor
The Mayor serves as the official head of government within a
city. The mayoral tasks include formulating policy, delivering
city services, and establishing priorities for the entire city.
Mayors must coordinate and monitor policies to ensure they
meet the goals of the community. Generally, mayors work
with city councils or city commissioners and preside over city
council meetings.
Councilmembers/Commissioners
Councilmembers/Commissioners hold a part time position
under a Council/Manager form of government. They compose
the legislative body of the City. The members adopt the laws
and policies for their local government. They are usually
responsible for appropriating funds to operate City
government, adopting a budget to guide expenditures and
revenue, and defining the powers and duties of appointed
officers and employees.
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Education Cabinet
The Education Cabinet is charged with the mission of
preserving Kentucky’s heritage, preparing for its future, and
promoting a statewide culture of lifelong learning. The
agencies of the Cabinet provide or oversee services that
contribute to an enhanced quality of life for all Kentuckians;
excellence in public education, quality libraries, the
preservation of historical materials and landmarks, and cultural
enrichment through the arts.
Environmental & Public
Protection Cabinet
The Environmental and Public Protection Cabinet combines
Public Protection and Regulation, Labor, and Natural
Resources and Environmental Protection into a single cabinet.
It is an efficient, one-stop shop for the protective, regulative
functions of the state government.
Gubernatorial Appointees to Boards
and Commissions
Service as a gubernatorial appointee is an honor the Governor
can bestow upon citizens of the Commonwealth. These
individuals selected to serve on the various boards and
commissions in our Commonwealth aid the Governor by
assisting in the development of ideas for certain policy areas.
The boards and commissions delve into an array of thoughts,
policies, programs, and other important facets of the lives of
Kentuckians.
College Presidents
College Presidents serve as the chief executive officer of one
of Kentucky’s institutions of higher education. Responsibilities
vary among institutions.
Leadership Kentucky
Through a series of seven monthly, two-day sessions, held in
various locations in the state, participants are educated about
the state of Kentucky and its challenges. They meet and talk
with Kentucky’s current leaders and through a systematic
educational program, explore the state’s opportunities, needs,
and resources.
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Tanya Pullin Shelia N. Farris Debra H. Lambert

Congresswoman R. R. #1 Box 486 Family Court Judge Family Court Judge
South Shore, 41175 Henderson County Rockcastle, Pulaski, & Lincoln
Anne M. Northup Phone: (606) 932-2505 5 N Main Street County
Congresswoman Henderson, 42420 203 E Mount Vernon Street, Suite B
2459 Rayburn House Office Building Marie Rader Phone: (270) 869-0460 Somerset, 42501
Washington, 20515 P.O. Box 323 Phone: (606) 677-4186
Phone: (202) 225-5401 McKee, 40447 Patricia W. FitzGerald
Phone: (606) 287-3300 Family Court Judge Jean C. Logue
State Constitutional Officer Jefferson County Family Court Judge
Kathy Stein Judicial Center, Suite 700, W Madison & Clark County
Crit Luallen 183 North Upper Street Jefferson Street P.O. Box 1415
Auditor of Public Accounts Lexington, 40507 Louisville, 40202 Richmond, 40476
105 Sea Hero Road, Suite 2 Phone: (859) 225-4269 Phone: (502) 595-4047 Phone: (859) 625-0601
Frankfort, 40601
(502) 573-0050 Robin Webb Eleanore M. Garber Beth Lewis Maze
404 W. Main Street Family Court Judge Circuit Judge
Grayson, 41143 Jefferson County Bath, Menifee, Montgomery &
State Senators Phone: 606-474-5380 Judicial Center, Suite 700, W Rowan County
Jefferson Street P.O. Box 1267
Julie Denton Susan Westrom Louisville, 40202 Mt. Sterling, 40353
1708 Golden Leaf Way P.O. Box 22778 Phone: (505) 595-4988 Phone: (859) 498-0488
Louisville, 40245 Lexington, 40522 Fax: (859) 498-2665
Phone: (502) 489-9058 Phone: (859) 266-7581 Pamela Goodwine
Circuit Judge Judith McDonald-Burkman
Alice Forgy Kerr Addia Wuchner Fayette County Circuit Judge
3274 Gondola Drive P.O. Box 911 Fayette County Courthouse, Jefferson County
Lexington, 40513 Burlington, KY 41005 120 N Limestone Judicial Center, Suite 700,
Phone: (859) 223-3274 Phone: (859) 525-8211 Lexington, 40507 W Jefferson Street
Phone: (859) 246-2216 Louisville, 40202
Katie Kratz Stine Court of Appeals Fax: (859) 246-2139 Phone: (502) 595-4356
15 Cliffview Avenue Fax: (502) 595-3496
Ft. Thomas, 41075 Sara Combs Judy A. Hall
Phone: (859) 781-5311 Chief Judge Family Court Judge Kathleen V. Montano
1st Division Christian County Circuit Judge
Denise Harper Angel 323 E College Avenue, Christian County Justice Center, Jefferson County
2521 Ransdell Avenue P.O. Box 709 2nd Floor, 100 Justice Way Judicial Center, Suite 700,
Louisville, 40204 Stanton, 40380 Hopkinsville, 42240 W Jefferson Street
Phone: (502) 452-9130 Phone: (606) 663-0651 Phone: (270) 889-6038 Louisville, 40202
Fax: (606) 663-0726 Phone: (505) 595-4327
Elizabeth Tori Kristi Hogg-Gossett
2851 S. Wilson Road Julia Tackett Family Court Judge Mary C. Noble
Radcliff, 40160 Judge Carter, Elliot, & Morgan County Circuit Judge
Phone: (270) 351-1829 2nd Division 102 East Main Street Fayette County
Tate Building, Suite 140, 125 Lisle Grayson, 41143 Fayette County Courthouse, 120
State Representatives Industrial Avenue Phone: (606) 475-1801 N Limestone
Lexington, 40511 Lexington, 40507
Phone: (859) 246-2734 Catherine Rice Holderfield Phone: (859) 246-2212
Carolyn Belcher Family Court Judge Fax: (859) 246-2139
Fax: (859) 246-2737
51 Blevins Valley Road Warren County maryn@mail.aoc.state.ky.us
Owingsville, 40360 Circuit Court 1001 Center Street, Suite 303
Phone: (606) 674-2417 Bowling Green, 42101 Julie M. Paxton
Phone: (270)746-7190 Family Court Judge
Mary Harper Lisabeth Hughes Abramson Floyd, Knott & Magoffin County
5550 N. Preston Circuit Judge Margaret R. Huddleston 127 S Lake Drive, Suite 100
Shepherdsville, 40165 Jefferson County Family Court Judge Prestonsburg, 41653
Phone: (502) 957-4467 Judicial Center, Suite 700, Warren County Phone: (606) 899-1676
West Jefferson Street Warren County Justice Center, 1001
Joni Jenkins Louisville, 40202 Center Street, Suite 304 Cynthia E. Sanderson
2010 O’Brien Court Phone: (502) 595-4919 Bowling Green, 42101 Family Court Judge
Shively, 40216 Fax: (502) 595-0057 Phone: (270) 746-7144 McCracken County
Phone: (502) 447-4324 301 South 6th Street
Julia Adams Sheila R. Issac Paducah, 42003
Mary Lou Marzian Circuit Judge Chief Regional Circuit Judge Phone: (270) 575-7133
2007 Tyler Lane Clark, Madison County Fayette County
Louisville, 40205 P.O. Box 313 Fayette County Courthouse, 120
Phone: (502) 451-5032 Winchester, 40391 N Limestone
Phone: (859) 737-7263 Lexington, 40507
Ruth Ann Palumbo Fax: (859)737-7100 Phone: (859) 246-2531
10 Deepwood Drive Fax: (859) 246-2139
Lexington, 40505 sisaac@mail.aoc.state.ky.us
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Ann O’Malley Shake Judith Bartholomew
Circuit Judge District Judge
Jefferson County Jefferson County
Judicial Center, Suite 700, Judicial Center,
West Jefferson Street 220 West Jefferson Street
Louisville, 40202 Louisville, 40202
Phone: (502) 595-3011 Phone: (502) 595-4162
Fax: (502) 595-0058 Fax: (502) 595-3270
judithb@mail.aoc.state.ky.us
Paula Sherlock
Family Court Judge Angela McCormick Bisig
Jefferson County District Judge
Judicial Center, Suite 700, Jefferson County
West Jefferson Street Judicial Center, 220 W Jefferson
Louisville, 40202 Street
Phone: (502) 595-4699 Louisville, 40202
Phone: (502) 595-3013
Patricia M. Summe Fax: (502) 595-3270
Circuit Judge
Kenton County Janet Carroll Booth
Kenton County Justice Center, Room District Judge
601, 230 Madison Avenue Garrard, Jessamine & Lincoln
Covington, 41011 County
Phone: (859) 292-6531 Jessamine County Court Complex,
Fax: (859) 292-6384 107 N Main Street
Nicholasville, 40356
Julie Reinhardt Ward Phone: (859) 885-5615
Circuit Judge Fax: (859) 885-1715
Campbell County
Campbell Co Courthouse, 330 York Renona Carol Browning
Street District Judge
Newport, 41071 Butler, Edmonson, Hancock &
Phone: (859) 292-6301 Ohio County
Fax: (859) 431-0816 Ohio County Community Center,
130 East Washington Street
C. Rene Williams Hartford, 42347
Circuit Judge Phone: (270) 298-3223
Crittenden, Webster, & Union Fax: (270) 298-4982
County
Webster County Courthouse, P.O. Sue Carol Browning
Box 12 District Judge
Dixon, 42409 Logan & Todd County
Phone: (270) 639-5506 200 W 4th Street, P.O. Box 488
Russellville, 42276
Jo Ann Wise Phone: (270) 726-8080
Family Court Judge Fax: (270) 726-8080
Fayette County
120 N Limestone Jeanne Carroll
Lexington, 40507 District Judge
Phone: (859) 246-2786 Calloway County
1102 Main Street
Benton, 42025
District Court Phone: (270) 753-0059
Fax: (270) 759-9822
Linda S. Armstrong
District Judge Jill Clark
Anderson, Shelby & Spencer District Judge
County Caldwell, Livingston, Lyon &
Shelby County Courthouse, Trigg County
P.O. Box 669 P.O. Box 674
Shelbyville, 40066 Cadiz, 42211
Phone: (502) 633-4130 Phone: (270) 522-7979
Fax: (502) 647-4644 Fax: (270) 522-5828
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Sheila A. Collins Paula Fitzgerald
District Judge District Judge
Jefferson County Jefferson County
Judicial Center, Hall of Justice 600 West Jefferson St
220 West Jefferson Street Louisville, 40202
Louisville, 40202 Phone: (502) 595-4994
Phone: (502) 595-4995 Fax: (502) 595-3270
Fax: (502) 595-3270
sheilac@mail.aoc.state.ky.us Kimberly I. Gevedon
District Judge
Deborah Crooks Carter, Elliott & Morgan County
District Judge PO Box 216
Graves County West Liberty, 41472
Graves County Courthouse, Phone: (606) 473-3866
100 East Broadway, Suite 1 Fax: (606) 743-2112
Mayfield, 42066
Phone: (270) 247-0580 Anne Haynie
Fax: (270) 247-8221 District Judge
Jefferson County
Deborah Deweese Hall of Justice 600 W. Jefferson St
District Judge Louisville, 40202
Jefferson County Phone: (502) 595-4611
Judicial Center, 220
West Jefferson Street Catherine Rice Holderfield
Louisville, 40202 District Judge
Phone: (502) 595-4696 Warren County
Fax: (502) 595-3270 Warren County Justice Center,
deborahd@mail.aoc.state.ky.us 1001 Center Street, Suite 304
Bowlingreen, 42101
Vanessa Dickson Phone: (270) 746-7405
District Judge
Bourbon, Scott & Woodford Susan Johnson
County Chief Regional District Judge
Bourbon County Judicial Center, Johnson, Lawrence & Martin
Main Street County
Paris, 40361 Johnson County Courthouse,
Phone: (859) 987-5562 P.O. Box 1247
Paintsville, 41240
Donna L. Dixon Phone: (606) 789-8636
Vice-Chief Regional District Fax: (606) 789-5611
Judge susanjohnson@mail.aoc.state.ky.us
McCracken County
301 S 6th St Lisa A. Jones
Paducah, 42003 District Judge
Phone: (270) 575-7261 Daviess County
Fax: (270) 575-7066 100 E 2nd Street
Owensboro, 42303
Audra J. Eckerle Phone: (270) 687-7216
District Judge Fax: (270) 687-7210
Jefferson County
Judicial Center, 220 Janice Martin
West Jefferson Street District Judge
Louisville, 40202 Jefferson County
Phone: (502) 595-4990 Judicial Center,
Fax: (502) 595-3270 220 West Jefferson Street
Louisville, 40202
Jacquelyn Poole Eckert Phone: (502) 595-4999
District Judge Fax: (502) 595-3270
Jefferson County janicem@mail.aoc.state.ky.us
Hall of Justice 600 W. Jefferson St
Louisville, 40202 Renee H. Muncy
Phone: (502) 595-4983 District Judge
Fax: (502) 595-3270 Clay, Jackson & Leslie County
jacquelyne@mail.aoc.state.ky.us 2230 Main Street, Room 101,
P.O. Box 1840
Hyden, 41749
Phone: (606) 672-3350
Fax: (606) 672-3351
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Brandy O. Brown Leigh Anne Stephens Gaynell Allen Nancy K. Crouch

District Judge District Judge PO Box 67 PO Box 558
Clark, Madison County Perry County Hartford, 42347 Owingsville, 40360
P.O. Box 277 481 Main Street Phone: (270) 298-3671 Phone: (606) 674-2186
Richmond, 40475 Hazard, 41701 Fax: (270) 298-9565 Fax: (606) 674-3996
Phone: (859) 624-4719: Phone: (606) 435-6007 Ohio County Bath County
Fax: (606) 435-6138
Mary Jane Phelps N. Kay Arthur Connie Curtis
Vice-Chief Regional District Joan Antoinette “Toni” Stringer PO Box 694 PO Box 327
Judge District Judge Cattlettsburg, 41129 Mt. Sterling, 40353
Bourbon, Scott & Woodford Jefferson County Phone: (606) 739-4131 Phone: (859) 498-5966
County Judicial Center, 220 Fax: (606) 739-6330 Fax: (859) 498-9341
Courthouse Annex, 103 Main Street West Jefferson Street Boyd County Montgomery County
Versailles, 40383 Louisville, 40202
Phone: (859) 879-9871 Phone: (502) 595-4960 Charlene I. Baker Joyce Emberton
Fax: (859) 879-8531 Fax: (502) 595-3270 130 Main Street PO Box 245
joanstringer@mail.aoc.state.ky.us Irvine, 40336 Tompkinsville, 42167
Connie Phillips Phone: (606) 723-3970 Phone: (270) 487-5480
District Judge Karen Thomas Fax: (606) 723-1158 Fax: (270) 487- 0068
Green, Marion, Taylor & Chief Regional District Judge Estill County Monroe County
Washington County Campbell County
203 N Court Street, P.O. Box 4189 Campbell County Courthouse, Sue W. Beaven Carol Fisk
Campbellsville, 42718 330 York Street PO Box 59 80 Judicial Drive, Unit 101
Phone: (270) 465-8424 Newport, 41071 Morganfield, 42437 Benton, 42025
Fax: (270) 789-4356 Phone: (859) 292-6322 Phone: (270) 389-2264 Phone: (270) 527-1721
Fax: (859) 292-6361 Fax: (270) 389-9887 Fax: (270) 527-5865
Cathy Prewitt karent@mail.aoc.state.ky.us Union County Marshall County
District Judge
McCreary & Whitley County Megan Thornton Rose Bishop Kathy Free
805 S Main Street Chief Regional District Judge 224 South Main Street PO Box 205
Corbin, 40701 Fayette County Harrodsburg, 40330 Brooksville, 41004
Phone: (606) 528-4430 150 N. Limestone, 5th Floor, Phone: (859) 734-6306 Phone: (606) 735-3328
Fax: (606) 523-2049 Room 531 Fax: (859) 734-9159 Fax: (606) 735-3900
Lexington, 40507 Mercer County Bracken County
Maria Ransdell Phone: (859) 246-2247
District Judge Fax: (859) 246-2614 Karen Bohem Sharon French
Fayette County megant@mail.aoc.state.ky.us 119 N Hamilton Street PO Box 739
Fayette County Courthouse, Georgetown, 40324 Brownsville, 42210
120 North Limestone Rebecca Ward Phone: (502) 863-0474 Phone: (270) 597-2584
Lexington, 40507 District Judge Fax: (502) 863-9089 Fax: (270) 597-2884
Phone: (859) 246-2247 Bullitt County Scott County Edmonson County
Fax: (859) 246-2614 P.O. Box 586
mariar@mail.aoc.state.ky.us Shepherdsville, 40165 Nancy Botts June Ginn
Phone: (502) 543-2243 PO Box 1359 PO Box 248
Ann Ruttle Fax: (502) 543-7158 Glasgow, 42142 Bedford, 40006
District Judge Phone: (270) 651-2561 Phone: (502) 255-3213
Kenton County Diana Wheeler Fax: (270) 651-6203 Fax: (502) 255-4953
Kenton County Justice Center, 4th District Judge Barren County Trimble County
Floor, 230 Madison Avenue Oldham County
Covington, 41011 100 West Main Street Connie Brumfield Pat Howell Goad
Phone: (859) 292-6576 LaGrange, 40031 PO Box 111 1001 Center Street, Suite 101
Fax: (859) 292-6503 Phone: (502) 222-7447 Hardinsburg, 40143 Bowling Green, 42101
Fax: (502) 222-3047 Phone: (270) 756-2239 Phone: (270) 746-7400
Kimberly W. Shumate Fax: (270) 756-1129 Fax: (270) 746-7501
District Judge Robyn E. Williams Breckenridge County Warren County
Hardin County District Judge
Hardin County Justice Center, Clinton, Russell & Wayne County Linda Spurlock Cates Jennifer Grubbs
120 E. Dixie Avenue P.O. Box 636 PO Box 813 7 Public Square
Elizabethtown, 42701 Russell Springs, 42642 Richmond, 40476 Lancaster, 40444
Phone: (270) 766-5005 Phone: (270) 866-4500 Phone: (859) 624-4793 Phone: (859) 792-2961
Fax: (270) 766-5240 Fax: (859) 625-0598 Fax: (859) 792-6414
Madison County Garrard County
Circuit Clerks
Michele Stengel
District Judge Doris Cornell Pat Gutzeit
Jefferson County Emma Adams PO Box 746 6025 Rogers Lane
Judicial Center, PO Box E Shepherdsville, 40165 Burlington, 41005
220 West Jefferson Street Beatyville, 41311 Phone: (502) 543-7104 Phone: (859) 334-3906
Louisville, 40202 Phone: (606) 464-8400 Fax: (502) 543-7158 Fax: (859) 334-3650
Phone: (502) 595-4989 Fax: (606) 464-0144 Bullitt County Boone County
Fax: (502) 595-3327 Lee County
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Kathy Hardy Martha Kiser Jan J. Murphree Pam Perry

PO Box 70 PO Box 212 PO Box 261 PO Box 673
Vanceburg, 41179 Louisa, 41230 Franklin, 42135 Cadiz, 42211
Phone: (606) 796-3053 Phone: (606) 638-4215 Phone: (270) 586-4241 Phone: (270) 522-6270
Fax: (606) 796-3030 Fax: (606) 638-0264 Fax: (270) 586-0265 Fax: (270) 522-5828
Lewis County Lawrence County Simpson County Trigg County

Janet Hearld Tricia Kittiinger Connie Myrick Carolyn A. Polley

PO Box 776 130 Court Street PO Box 160 30 S Main Street
Greenville, 42345 Versailles, 40383 Smithland, 42081 Madisonville, 42431
Phone: (270) 338-4850 Phone: (859) 873-3711 Phone: (270) 928-2172 Phone: (270) 824-7501
Fax: (270) 338-7842 Woodford County Fax: (270) 928-2976 Fax: (270) 824-7051
Muhlenberg County Livingston County Hopkins County
Pam Lowe
Madeline Henderson 100 Court Square Nedra Saxon Nall Noel Quinn
107 South Main Street Flemingsburg, 41041 100 E. Broadway PO Box 250
Marion, 42064 Phone: (606) 845-7011 Mayfield, 24066 Hawesville, 42348
Phone: (270) 965-4200 Fax: (606) 849-2400 Phone: (270) 247-1733 Phone: (270) 927-8144
Fax: (270) 965-4572 Fleming County Fax: (270) 247-7358 Fax: (270) 927-8629
Crittenden County Graves County Hancock County
Wilma Lynch
Bonnie Howard 120 N Limestone, Room 103 Susan Neff Sherry Rankin
PO Box 625 Lexington, 40507 PO Box 296 PO Box 740
Morgantown, 42261 Phone: (859) 246-2141 Campton, 41301 Paris, 40362
Phone: (270) 526-5631 Fax: (859) 246-2227 Phone: (606) 668-3736 Phone: (859) 987-2624
Fax: (270) 526-6763 Fayette County Fax: (606) 668-3198 Bourbon County
Butler County Wolfe County
Wanda Marsh Teresa Reed
Rebecca Howard 115 Court Street, #1 Jo Ann Newsom 101 East Main Street
PO Box 565 Cynthiana, 41031 105 W. Court Square Courthouse Stanford, 40484
Eddyville, 42038 Phone: (859) 234-1914 Princeton, 42445 Phone: (606) 365-2535
Phone: (270) 388-7231 Fax: (859) 234-6878 Phone: (270) 365-6884 Fax: (606) 365-3389
Fax: (270) 388-9135 Harrison County Fax: (270) 365-9171 Lincoln County
Lyon County Caldwell County
Janice W. Marshall Vicki Reed
Sarah Johnson PO Box 678 Margaret Nichols PO Box 578
PO Box 198 Frankfort, 40602 101 W Main Stanton, 40380
Hickman, 42050 Phone: (502) 564-8380 Whitesburg, 41858 Phone: (606) 663-4141
Phone: (270) 236-3944 Fax: (502) 564-8188 Phone: (606) 633-7559 Powell County
Fax: (270) 236-3729 Franklin County Fax: (606) 633-5864
Fulton County Letcher County Vicki Rice
Linda Mason PO Box 1405
Hazel Jones 100 West Main Kathy Nichols Paintsville, 41240
PO Box 395 LaGrange, 40031 501 Main Street Phone: (606) 789-5181
Burkesville, 42717 Phone: (502) 222-9837 Shelbyville, 40065 Fax: (606) 789-5611
Phone: (270) 864-2611 Fax: (502) 222-3047 Phone: (502) 633-1287 Johnson County
Fax: (270) 864-1227 Oldham County Fax: (502) 633-0146
Cumberland County Shelby County Jan Rogers
Kim Thomas May 151 South Main Street
Carolyn Keith 120 W. Main Street Sue O’Connor Lawrenceburg, 40342
PO Box 473 Lebanon, 40033 PO Box 256 Phone: (502) 839-3508
Owenton, 40359 Phone: (270) 692-2681 Warsaw, 41095 Anderson County
Phone: (502) 484-2232 Fax: (270) 692-3097 Phone: (859) 567-5241
Fax: (502) 484-0265 Marion County Fax: (859) 567-7420 Phyllis Shafar
Owen County Gallatin County PO Box 282
Evelyn Debbie Medley Taylorsville, 40071
Carolyn Kimbell 516 Fairway Drive Faye Oldham Phone: (502) 477-3220
109 S. Washington Street Brandenburg, 40108 PO Box 265 Fax: (502) 477-9368
Clinton, 42031 Phone: (270) 422-4961 Wickliffe, 42087 Spencer County
Phone: (270) 653-3901 Fax: (270) 422-2147 Phone: (270) 335-5123
Hickman County Meade County Fax: (270) 335-3849 Mary M. Shive
Ballard County PO Box 485
Stephanie King Carmolitta Morgan-Pace Edmonton, 42129
PO Box 145 PO Box 1750 Donna L. Pelfrey Phone: (270) 432-3663
Calhoun, 42327 Hyden, 41749 PO Box 85 Fax: (270) 432-4437
Phone: (270) 273-3966 Phone: (606) 672-2503 West Liberty, 41472 Metcalfe County
Fax: (270) 273-3791 Fax: (606) 672-5128 Phone: (606) 743-3763
McLean County Leslie County Fax: (606) 743-2633
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Trudy Stevens Shirley Wilson Virginia Harrod Sophia P. Barclay

321 Main Street 101 N Main Street PO Box 128 County Courthouse,
Danville, 40422 Williamstown, 41097 New Castle, 40050 110 East Clay Street
Phone: (859) 239-7442 Phone: (859) 824-4467 Phone: (502) 845-4481 Clinton, 42031
Fax: (859) 239-7807 Fax: (859) 824-0183 Fax: (502) 845-7940 Phone: (270) 653-2131
Boyle County Grant County Henry County Fax: (270) 653-4248
Hickman County
Diane Thompson Mary Ann Woltenberg Ruth A. Hollan
PO Box 845 230 Madison Avenue, 3rd Floor PO Box 552 Rhonda Allen Barnett
Bardstown, 40004 Covington, 41011 Taylorsville, 40071 PO Box 548,
Phone: (502) 348-3648 Phone: (859) 292-6523 Spencer County Stanton, 40380
Fax: (502) 331-9341 Fax: (859) 292-6611 Phone: (606) 663-6444
Nelson County Kenton County Jennifer Ray Hutchison Fax: (606) 663-6406
500 Public Square Powell County
Susan Tierney Commonwealth Attorneys Columbia, 42728
PO Box 277 Phone: (270) 384-3216 Marketta Brock
Owensboro, 42302 Adair County County Courthouse
Phone: (270) 687-7327 Gale Cook Carrollton, 41008
Fax: (270) 687-7210 Circuit 42 Margaret Kannensohn Phone: (502) 732-7005
Daviess County Calloway, Marshall County 217 W Short Street, Suite 400 Fax: (502) 732-7007
305 North Fourth Street Lexington, 40507 Carroll County
Connie Townsend Murray 42071 Phone: (859) 254-4941
PO Box 290 Phone: (270) 753-0400 Fax: (859) 253-2487 Ann B. Brown
Dixon, 42409 Fax: (270) 753-0450 Fayette County 100 West Jefferson Street
Phone: (270) 639-9160 cgcook@kyprosecutors.com LaGrange, 40031
Fax: (270) 639-6757 Dawn Curran Letcher Phone: (502) 222-9311
Webster County Karen Davis County Courthouse Fax: (502) 222-3208
Circuit 43 Carlisle, 40311 Oldham County
Teresa Vanzant Barren, Metcalfe County Phone: (859) 289-3745
205 E Main Street, 1st Floor 221 South Green Street Fax: (859) 289-3746 Pam H. Browning
Mount Vernon, 40456 Glasgow 42141 Nicholas County 117 N Public Square
Phone: (606) 256-2581 Phone: (270) 651-3838 Glasgow, 42141
Fax: (606) 256-4569 Fax: (270) 651-1957 Bobbi Jo Lewis Phone: (270) 651-5200
Rockcastle County kmdavis@glasgow-ky.com 135 South Main Street Fax: (270) 651-1083
Lawrenceburg, 40342 Barren County
Judy Walters Linda Tally Smith Phone: (502) 839-5163
63 Court & East Walnut St Circuit 54 Fax: (502) 839-5192 Carolyn Byford
Mt. Olivet, 41064 Boone, Gallatin County Anderson County 107 South Main Street,
Phone: (606) 724-5993 2252 Burlington Pike, PO Box 168 Marion, 42064
Fax: (606) 724-5721 Burlington 41005 Amy Hale Milliken Phone: (270) 965-3403
Robertson County Phone: (859) 586-1723 1001 Center Street, Suite 206 Fax: (270) 965-3447
Fax: (859) 586-1743 Bowling Green, 42101 Crittenden County
Sandye Watkins Phone: (270) 782-2760
PO Box 109 Anna Deskins Melvin Fax: (270) 842-8190 Beverly Calvert
Carlisle, 40311 Circuit 24 Warren County 201 W Main Street, Suite 6
Phone: (859) 289-2336 Johnson, Lawrence, Martin Scottsville, 42164
Fax: (859) 289-6141 County Brucie W. Moore Phone: (270) 237-3706
Nicholas County 704 Broadway, Suite B PO Box 28 Fax: (270) 237-5074
Paintsville 41240 Morganfield, 42437 Allen County
Karen Wells-Sorrell Phone: (606) 788-7085 Phone: (270) 389-0591
PO Box 172 Fax: (606) 788-7086 Fax: (270) 389-9367 Linda Carter
Frenchburg, 40322 admelvin@kyprosecutors.com Union County County Courthouse
Phone: (606) 768-2461 Hodgenville, 42748
Fax: (606) 768-2462 Karen Greene Blondell Kim Price Phone: (270) 358-3544
Menifee County Circuit 44 PO Box 1189 Fax: (270) 358-4528
Bell County Owingsville, 40360 LaRue County
Sherry Wilkins 1217 East Cumberland Avenue, Bath County
PO Box 420 PO Box W Joan Asher Cawood
Russellville, 42276 Middlesboro 40965 Wanda A. White PO Box 156
Phone: (270) 726-2424 Phone: (606) 248-0224 112 E Cumberland Street Pineville, 40977
Fax: (270) 726-7893 Fax: (606) 248-9336 Albany, 42602 Phone: (606) 337-6143
Logan County Clinton County Fax: (606) 337-5415
Bell County
Vicki Wilson County Attorneys
County Clerks
312 N 4th Street Wanda S. Clem
Murray, 42071 Heather Combs PO Box 670
Phone: (270) 753-2714 County Courthouse Jean W. Bailey Harlan, 40831
Fax: (270) 759-9822 Irvine, 40336 Rowan County Courthouse Phone: (606) 573-3636
Calloway County Phone: (606) 723-6262 Morehead, 40351 Fax: (606) 573-0064
Fax: (606) 723-0078 Phone: (606) 784-2923 Harlan County
Estill County Fax: (606) 784-2923
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Frances Cotterill
PO Box 234
Maysville, 41065
Phone: (606) 564-3341
Fax: (606) 564-8979
Mason County
JoAnn Spencer Curtis
PO Box 123
Frenchburg, 40322
Phone: (606) 768-3512
Fax: (606) 768-6738
Menifee County
Denise B. Curtsinger
County Courthouse
Danville, 40422
Phone: (859) 238-1110
Fax: (859) 238-1114
Boyle County
Lynn W. Cyphers
PO Box 275
Burkesville, 42717
Phone: (270) 864-3726
Fax: (270) 864-5884
Cumberland County
Sarah Defew
PO Box 310
Eddyville, 42038
Phone: (270) 388-2331
Fax: (270) 388-0634
Lyon County
Trudy Denham
PO Box 712
Somerset, 42502
Phone: (606) 679-2042
Fax: (606) 678-0073
Pulaski County
Mary Kay Duncan
135 West Bryan Street
Owenton, 40359
Phone: (502) 484-2213
Fax: (502) 484-1002
Owen County
Lillian Pearl Elliott
PO Box 631
Pikeville, 41501
Phone: (606) 432-6209
Fax: (606) 432-6222
Pike County
Carol England
PO Box 25
Edmonton, 42129
Phone: (270) 432-4821
Fax: (270) 432-5176
Metcalfe County
Carletta Farris
County Courthouse
Leitchfield, 42754
Phone: (270) 259-3201
Fax: (270) 259-9264
Grayson County
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Katrina M. Fitzgerald Barbara A. Holsclaw Renny Tapp Mathews
County Courthouse 527 W. Jefferson, Room 105 County Courthouthouse
Brandenburg, 40108 Louisville, 40202 Henderson, 42420
Phone: (270) 422-2152 Phone: (502) 574-5700 Phone: (270) 826-3906
Fax: (270) 422-2158 Fax: (502) 574-5566 Fax: (270) 826-9677
Meade County Jefferson County Henderson County
Judith Fortner Norma Houk Phyllis S. Mattingly
County Courthouse 205 E Main Street Box 6 PO Box 312
Williamstown, 41097 Mount Vernon, 40456 Bardstown, 40004
Phone: (859) 824-3321 Phone: (606) 256-2831 Phone: (502) 348-1820
Fax: (859) 824-3367 Fax: (606) 256-4302 Fax: (502) 348-1827
Grant County Rockcastle County Nelson County
Sherry Fox Diane L. Ingram Stacy H. May
PO Box 59 PO Box 449 County Courthouse
Irvine, 40336 Morgantown, 42261 Lancaster, 40444
Phone: (606) 723-5156 Phone: (270) 526-5676 Phone: (859) 792-3071
Fax: (606) 723-5108 Fax: (270) 526-2658 Fax: (859) 792-2010
Estill County Butler County Garrard County
Valerie Franklin Linda Ray Johnson Nora Jean McCawley
PO Box 19 PO Box 57 PO Box 6
Dixon, 42409 Calhoun, 42327 Shepherdsville, 40165
Phone: (270) 639-7006 Phone: (270) 273-3276 Phone: (502) 543-2513
Fax: (270) 639-7029 Fax: (270) 273-5084 Fax: (502) 543-9121
Webster County McLean County Bullitt County
Linda B. Furnish Anita S. Jones Eva Joyce McDaniel
313 Oddville Avenue PO Box 744 101 N Main Street, Suite 7
Cynthiana, 41031 Winchester, 40392 Nicholasville, 40356
Phone: (859) 234-7130 Phone: (859) 745-0280 Phone: (859) 885-4161
Fax: (859) 234-8049 Fax: (859) 745-4251 Fax: (859) 885-5837
Harrison County Clark County Jessamine County
Stephanie A. Hendricks Carol Jones Ann Melton
Robertson Co. Courthouse PO Box 565 500 Public Square
Mt. Olivet, 41064 Monticello, 42633 Columbia, 42728
Phone: (606) 724-5212 Phone: (606) 348-5721 Phone: (270) 384-2801
Fax: (606) 724-5022 Fax: (606) 348-8303 Fax: (270) 384-4805
Robertson County Wayne County Adair County
Lisa Hensley Jo Kidd Tracy Miles
PO Box 277 PO Box 699 PO Box 1309
Munfordville, 42765 Whitley City, 42653 Warsaw, 41095
Phone: (270) 524-7251 Phone: (606) 376-2411 Phone: (859) 567-5411
Fax: (270) 524-0458 Fax: (606) 376-3898 Fax: (859) 567-5444
Hart County McCreary County Gallatin County
Shirley A. Hinton Lynn W. Lane Eva Smith Miller
PO Box 128 County Courthouse PO Box 310
Vanceburg, 41179 Wickliffe, 42087 Liberty, 42539
Phone: (606) 796-3062 Phone: (270) 335-5168 Phone: (606) 787-6471
Fax: (606) 796-6511 Fax: (270) 335-3081 Fax: (606) 787-9155
Lewis County Ballard County Casey County
Sallee Ann Holbrook Lesia Larue Carol Sue Mills
Johnson County Courthouse PO Box 126 Martin County Courthouse
Paintsville, 41240 Hickman, 42050 Inez, 41224
Phone: (606) 789-2557 Phone: (270) 236-2727 Phone: (606) 298-2810
Fax: (606) 789-2559 Fax: (270) 236-3373 Fax: (606) 298-0143
Johnson County Fulton County Martin County
Doris Hollan Juanita Lashley Trina Ogle
County Courthouse PO Box 615 PO Box 146
Catlettsburg, 41129 New Castle, 40050 Hawesville, 42348
Phone: (606) 739-5116 Phone: (502) 845-5705 Phone: (270) 927-6117
Fax: (606) 739-6357 Fax: (502) 845-5708 Fax: (270) 927-8639
Boyd County Henry County Hancock County
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Theresa Owens
County Courthouse
Bardwell, 42023
Phone: (270) 628-3233
Fax: (270) 628-0191
Carlisle County
Dot Owens
429 E 10th Street
Bowling Green, 42101
Phone: (270) 842-9416
Fax: (270) 843-5319
Warren County
Donna B. Perry
101 E Main Street, County
Courthouse
Georgetown, 40324
Phone: (502) 863-7875
Fax: (502) 863-7898
Scott County
Sue Carole Perry
PO Box 819
Shelbyville, 40066
Phone: (502) 633-4410
Fax: (502) 633-7887
Shelby County
Rae Jean Poe
PO Box 147
Brooksville, 41004
Phone: (606) 735-2952
Fax: (606) 735-2925
Bracken County
Lisha Popplewell
PO Box 579
Jamestown, 42629
Phone: (270) 343-2125
Fax: (270) 343-4700
Russell County
Judy Puckett
PO Box 544
Taylorsville, 40071
Phone: (502) 477-3215
Fax: (502) 477-3216
Spencer County
Marilyn K. Rouse
PO Box 874
Burlington, 41005
Phone: (859) 324-2108
Fax: (859) 334-2193
Boone County
Carolyn M. Scott
203 West Court Street
Greensburg, 42743
Phone: (270) 932-5386
Fax: (270) 932-6241
Green County
Teresa Sheffield
PO Box 188
Tompkinsville, 42167
Phone: (270) 487-5471
Fax: (270) 487-5976
Monroe County
D O O R S O F O P P O R T U N I T Y
Marilyn Spencer Ann L. Boatwright
PO Box 324 County Magistrate
Flemingsburg, 41041 2601 North Tenth Street
Phone: (606) 845-8461 Paducah, 42001
Fax: (606) 845-0212 McCracken County
Fleming County
Sandy Boaz
Rita M. Spencer County Magistrate
PO Box 112 11970 Dawson Road
Falmouth, 41040 Princeton, 42445
Phone: (859) 654-3380 Phone: (270) 365-0193
Fax: (859) 654-5600 Caldwell County
Pendleton County
Kathy J. Bratcher
Devra Steckler County Magistrate
County Courthouse 6474 Caneyville Road
Madisonville, 42431 Morgantown, 42261
Phone: (270) 821-7361 Phone: (270) 526-3983
Fax: (270) 825-7000 Butler County
Hopkins County
Debra Carper
Wanda H. Thomas County Magistrate
PO Box 1310 PO Box 55
Cadiz, 42211 Carter, 41128
Phone: (270) 522-6661 Carter County
Fax: (270) 522-6662
Trigg County Patricia A. Conrad
County Magistrate
Toni C. Watson 1060 Dry Ridge Mt. Zion Road
County Courthouse Dry Ridge, 41035
Princeton, 42445 Phone: (859) 824-3383
Phone: (270) 365-6754 Fax: (859) 428-1285
Fax: (270) 365-7447 Grant County
Caldwell County
Shirley C. Crabtree
Judy Long Witt County Magistrate
County Courthouse 84 Courtney Lane
Mt. Sterling, 40353 Stanton, 40380
Phone: (859) 498-8700 Phone: (606) 663-6474
Fax: (859) 498-8729 Powell County
Montgomery County
Betty Curtsinger
Corinne Cox Woolums County Magistrate
County Courthouse 132 Ticonda Lane
Versailles, 40383 Shelbyville, 40065
Phone: (859) 873-3421 Phone: (502) 633-4969
Fax: (859) 873-6985 Shelby County
Woodford County
Frances Esenbock
County Magistrate
County Commissioners &
501 Henry Clay Boulevard
Magistrates
Lexington, 40505
Fayette County
Kelly Banton
County Magistrate Krissie Coe Fields
PO Box 242 County Magistrate
Franklin, 42134 218 Castleridge Road
Phone: (270) 529-0028 Glasgow, 42141
Simpson County Barren County
Pamela Blackburn Linda R. Geisselbrecht
County Magistrate County Magistrate
102 Dry Fork Road 1010 Colina Drive
Winchester, 40391 Villa Hills, 41017
Clark County Kenton County
Mary Blount Janice Ann Gilles
County Magistrate County Magistrate
237 N Colony Drive 3703 Steeler
Edgewood, 41017 Owensboro, 42303
Phone: (859) 341-9467 Phone: (270) 926-0518
Kenton County Daviess County
Paula Gish
County Magistrate
12008 Cloverdale Court
Goshen, 40026
Phone: (502) 228-0616
Oldham County
Shirley Boyd Gray
County Magistrate
640 Creswell Road
Princeton, 42445
Caldwell County
Peggy Hawkins
County Magistrate
301 Presidential Drive
Hodgenville, 42748
LaRue County
Anna Isaacs
County Magistrate
1588 Barkley Road
Sadieville, 40370
Phone: (502) 857-2246
Scott County
Wilma F. Jones
County Magistrate
8769 W Mary Ingles Highway
Foster, 41043
Phone: (606) 747-5557
Bracken County
Wilma Littieton
County Magistrate
Rt 1, Box 747
Bruin Green, 41171
Elliott County
Dorothy Jo Mastin
County Magistrate
582 Ruddles Mill Road
Cynthiana, 41031
Bourbon County
Beverly B. McCombs
County Magistrate
309 West Madison Street
LaGrange, 40031
Oldham County
Helen McConnell
County Magistrate
1827 SR 654 N
Marion, 42064
Crittenden County
Carolyn L. Nickels
County Magistrate
PO Box 629
South Shore, 41175
Greenup County
Jo Orange
County Magistrate
1792 Sycamorn Road
Russellville, 42276
Logan County
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Jackie Edford Owens
County Magistrate
550 Prater Fork Road
Hueysville, 41640
Floyd County
Anna Pecco
County Magistrate
1370 Big Brushy Road
Morehead, 40351
Phone: (606) 784-8403
Rowan County
Diana E. Poe
County Magistrate
Rt 2, Box 238
Mt. Olivet, 41064
Phone: (606) 724-5524
Robertson County
Lou Ann Pruden
County Magistrate
20 North Main Street
Henderson, 42420
Henderson County
Judy Redden
County Magistrate
HC 83 Box 516
Strunk, 42649
Phone: (606) 376-5251
McCreary County
Zana E. Renfro
County Magistrate
4805 Stanley Drive
Paducah, 42001
Phone: (270) 444-7021
McCracken County
Judy G. Roark
County Magistrate
3859 State Highway 986
Olive Hill, 41164
Carter County
Jill E. Robinson
County Magistrate
526 Steele Street
Frankfort, 40601
Franklin County
Martha Rust
County Magistrate
8650 Harris Road
Paducah, 42001
Phone: (270) 442-8228
McCracken County
Linda Loux Scully
County Magistrate
4612 Victory Avenue
Latonia, 41015
Phone: (859) 485-6739
Kenton County
Vickie L. Viniard
County Magistrate
3238 Frasier Road
Wickliffe, 42087
Phone: (270) 876-7489
Ballard County
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Karol Welch
County Magistrate
2037 Barnsley Loop Road
Madisonville, 42431
Hopkins County
Juretta Wells
County Magistrate
562 South Main Street
Lawrenceburg, 40342
Anderson County
Coletta J. Wheeler
County Magistrate
1619 Darrell Drive
Madisonville, 42431
Hopkins County
Jackie Wicker
County Magistrate
114 S. 8th Street
Bradfordsville, 40009
Marion County
County Coroners
Jackie Dunlap
165 Campground Road
Olmstead, 42265
Logan County
Rosemary Kitchen
340 Northland Drive
Paris, 40361
Phone: (859) 987-0339
Bourbon County
Dorris L. Lamb
6439 LaFayette Road
Hopkinsville, 42240
Phone: (270) 887-4152
Christian County
Marylee L. Willoby
3805 Taft Highway
Dry Ridge, 41035
Phone: (859) 823-1881
Grant County
County Jailers
Lyjona Joanie A. Clark
151 South Main Street
Lawrenceburg, 40342
Phone: (502) 839-3471
Fax: (502) 839-8151
Anderson County
Dorrie Crowley
PO Box 300
Dixon, 42409
Phone: (270) 639-7020
Fax: (270) 639-7021
Webster County
O F O P P O R T U N I T Y
Dorcas F. Figg
PO Box 280 County Property Valuation
Bardstown, 40004 Administrators
Phone: (502) 348-1860
Fax: (502) 348-1853 Betty Maloney Atkinson
Nelson County PO Box 277
Stanton, 40380
Ruby Morrison Phone: (606) 663-4184
HC 66 Box 1735 Fax: (606) 663-0947
Wellington, 40387 Powell County
Phone: (606) 768-3264
Menifee County Janice G. Banister
PO Box 148
Eddyville, 42038
County Judge Executives Phone: (270) 388-7271
Lyon County
Mary Ann Blaydes Baron
203 West Court Street Deborah Dunaw Barnes
Greensburg, 42743 County Courthouse
Phone: (270) 932-4024 Irvine, 40336
Fax: (270) 932-3635 Phone: (606) 723-4569
Green County Estill County
Sara Jean Boyd Monica Burch Barrett
PO Box 598 PO Box 337
Eddyville, 42038 Booneville, 41314
Phone: (270) 388-7311 Phone: (606) 593-6265
Fax: (270) 388-0715 Fax: (606) 593-5737
Lyon County Owsley County
Davie C. Greer Teri Bennett
117 N Public Square, #3A PO Box 70
Glasgow, 42141 Elizabethtown, 42702
Phone: (270) 651-3338 Phone: (270) 765-2129
Fax: (270) 651-3844 Fax: (270) 737-5365
Barren County Hardin County
Patricia M. Hawkins Dana Hinton Bland
County Courthouse PO Box 516
Madisonville, 42431 Hardinsburg, 40143
Phone: (270) 821-8294 Phone: (270) 756-5154
Fax: (270) 821-8295 Fax: (270) 756-5444
Hopkins County Breckenridge County
Mary Ellen Kinser Nancy Bock
100 West Main 621 Washington Street
LaGrange, 40031 Paducah, 42001
Phone: (502) 222-9357 Phone: (270) 444-4712
Fax: (502) 222-3210 Fax: (270) 444-4714
Oldham County McCracken County
Sandra M. Varellas Karen N. Bushart
167 West Main Street 34 South Main Street
Winchester, 40391
Lexington, 40507
Phone: (859) 255-1790 Phone: (859) 745-0250
Fayette County Fax: (859) 745-0502
Clark County
Sandy Lee Watkins
County Courthouthouse, 3rd Floor Sue Ann Carver
Henderson, 42420 PO Box 77
Smithland, 42081
Phone: (270) 826-3971
Fax: (270) 827-6002 Phone: (270) 928-2196
Henderson County Livingston County
Jason Scott Chinn
PO Box 187
Hartford, 42347
Phone: (270) 298-4433
Fax: (270) 298-4435
Ohio County
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Lee Neal Cochran
PO Box 337
Owenton, 40359
Phone: (502) 484-5172
Fax: (502) 484-1004
Owen County
Patsy Conway
313 W Main Street,
Frankfort, 40601
Phone: (502) 875-8780
Franklin County
Connie L. Crain
Fleming County Courthouse
Flemingsburg, 41041
Phone: (606) 845-1401
Fax: (606) 845-1602
Fleming County
Karen M. Curtis
Robertson Co. Courthouse
Mt. Olivet, 41064
Phone: (606) 724-5213
Fax: (606) 724-5022
Robertson County
Marian S. Davis
101 South Main Street, Room 101
London, 40741
Phone: (606) 864-2889
Fax: (606) 864-5387
Laurel County
Anne Edwards
103 S 1st Street
Greensburg, 42743
Green County
Shelia C. Fulkerson
PO Box 246
Calhoun, 42327
Phone: (270) 273-3291
McLean County
Connie Jean Hancock
149 S Central Ave, Rm 5
Prestonsburg, 41653
Phone: (606) 886-9622
Floyd County
Denise Harper-Angel
531 Court Place
Louisville, 40202
Phone: (502) 574-6380
Fax: (502) 574-6108
Jefferson County
Deloris Hatler
County Courthouse
Wickliffe, 42087
Phone: (270) 335-3400
Fax: (270) 335-3460
Ballard County
Betty Parker Hester
220 1/2 Sutton Street
Maysville, 41062
Phone: (606) 564-3700
Mason County
D O O R S O F O P P O R T U N I T Y
Geraldine W. Jeffers Vicky Reynolds
County Courthouse PO Box 566 County Sheriffs
Pineville, 40977 Munfordville, 42765
Phone: (606) 337-2720 Phone: (270) 524-2321
Bell County Kay Riddle
Hart County County Courthouse
Michelle McDonald Albany, 42602
Ann Riley Phone: (606) 387-5111
County Courthouse 1101 Main Street
Carlisle, 40311 Fax: (606) 387-5463
Benton, 42066 Clinton County
Phone: (859) 289-3735 Phone: (270) 527-4795
Fax: (859) 289-3705 Marshall County
Nicholas County Kathy Witt
136 Martin Luther King Blvd
Betty Ripato Lexington, 40507
Angela Colson McLafferty PO Box 490
County Courthouse Phone: (859) 252-1771
Vanceburg, 41179 Fax: (859) 259-0972
Williamstown, 41097 Phone: (606) 796-2622
Phone: (859) 824-6511 Fayette County
Fax: (606) 796-3950
Fax: (859) 824-6502 Lewis County
Grant County Frankie Springfield
PO Box 20
Julie Rice Shields Dixon, 42409
Marsha McQueary 203 N. Court Street
County Courthouse Phone: (270) 639-5067
Campbellsville, 42718 Webster County
Lancaster, 40444 Phone: (270) 465-5811
Phone: (859) 792-3291 Taylor County
Garrard County County Surveyors
Barbara B. Tichenor
Neila L. Monroe 113 E. Stephen Foster
PO Box 244 Bardstown, 40004 Teresa F. Hall
Harrodsburg, 40330 Phone: (502) 348-1810 PO Box 251
Phone: (859) 734-6330 Fax: (502) 348-1812 Wayland, 41666
Fax: (859) 734-6331 Nelson County Phone: (606) 218-5032
Mercer County Floyd County
Rene True
Vesta Moore 166 N Martin Luther King Boulevard
PO Box 883 Lexington, 40507 School Board Members
Warsaw, 41095 Phone: (859) 254-2722
Phone: (859) 567-5621 Fayette County
Gallatin County Sandra Alexander-Crouch
Member
Deborah Ward Bath County Board of Education
Anita C. Mullins 201 E Moulton Street
County Courthouse, 405 W. Main Street
Hickman, 42050 Owingsville, 40360
110 East Clay Street Phone: (270) 236-2548
Clinton, 42031 Phone: (606) 674-6314
Fax: (270) 236-3373 Bath County
Phone: (270) 653-5521 Fulton County
Hickman County
Karen Allen
Gina Watson Member
Margaret Offutt PO Box 431
PO Box 977 Ft. Thomas Board of Education
Burkesville, 42717 28 N. Ft. Thomas Avenue
Mount Vernon, 40456 Phone: (270) 864-5161
Phone: (606) 256-4194 Fort Thomas, 41075
Fax: (270) 864-5884 Phone: 859-781-3333
Fax: (606) 256-4194 Cumberland County
Rockcastle County Campbell County
Lena Kirby Williams Vicki F. Allen
Margaret Platt County Courthouse
PO Box 189 Member
Scottsville, 42164 Dawson Springs Board of
Springfield, 40069 Phone: (270) 237-3711
Phone: (859) 336-5420 Education
Fax: (270) 237-5074 118 E Arcadia Avenue
Fax: (859) 336-5402 Allen County
Washington County Dawson Springs, 42408
Phone: 270-797-3811
Pamela B. Womack Hopkins County
Emily Jane Rankin PO Box 424
101 E Main Street, County Franklin, 42134
Courthouse Nola J. Antle
Phone: (270) 586-4261 Member
Georgetown, 40324 Fax: (270) 586-0278
Phone: (502) 863-7885 Martin County Board of
Simpson County Education
Fax: (502) 863-7899
Rt. 40, PO Box 366
Scott County Margaret Sea Woodside Inez, 41224
101 Ollie J. Bowen Place
Phone: 606-298-3572
Lawrenceburg, 40342 Martin County
Phone: (502) 839-4061
Anderson County
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Linda L. Avery Mary Bishop Carol Bransford Sheri Bryan

Member Member Vice Chairman Chairman
Calloway County Board of Pineville Board of Education Fulton Ind. Board of Education Boyd County Board of Education
Education 401 Virginia Avenue 313 Main Street 1104 Bob McCullough Drive
2110 College Farm Road, Pineville, 40977 Fulton, 42041 Ashland, 41102
PO Box 800 Phone: 606-337-5701 Phone: 270-472-1553 Phone: 606-928-4141
Murray, 42071 Bell County Fulton County Boyd County
Phone: 270-762-7300
Calloway County Denise Black Teresa L. Brennan Ruth R. Bryant
Member Member Member
Laura Bach Elliott County Board of Beechwood Board of Education Menifee County Board of
Member Education 50 Beechwood Road Education
Augusta Board of Education Main St., Courthouse Square, Fort Mitchell, 41017 202 Main Street, PO Box 110
307 Bracken Street P.O. Box 767 Phone: 859-331-3250 Frenchburg, 40322
Augusta, 41002 Sandy Hook, 41171 Kenton County Phone: 606-768-8002
Phone: 606-756-2545 Phone: 606-738-8002 Menifee County
Bracken County Elliott County Deborah Bridges
Member Jennifer Buckman
Nancy J. Baker Diane C. Black Trigg County Board of Education Member
Member Member 202 Main Street Union County Board of
Ft. Thomas Board of Education Spencer County Board of Cadiz, 42211 Education
28 N. Ft. Thomas Avenue Education Phone: 270-522-6075 510 S. Mart Street
Fort Thomas, 41075 207 W. Main Street Trigg County Morganfield, 42437
Phone: 859-781-3333 Taylorsville, 40071 Phone: 270-389-1694
Campbell County Phone: 502-477-3250 Margaret Britton Union County
Spencer County Member
Patricia C. Baldwin Mercer County Board of Becky Burgett
Member Brigitte Blom-Ramsey Education Chairman
Madison County Board of Member 961 Moberly Road Gallatin County Board of
Education Pendleton County Board of Harrodsburg, 40330 Education
550 S. Keeneland Drive, PO Box 768 Education Phone: 859-734-4364 600 Main Street, PO Box 147
Richmond, 40475 2525 Hwy. 27 North Mercer County Warsaw, 41095
Phone: 859-624-4500 Falmouth, 41040 Phone: 859-567-2828
Madison County Phone: 859-654-6911 Eulene Brock Gallatin County
Pendleton County Member
S. Libby Balenovich Bell County Board of Education Paula Burke
Member Betsy Bohannon 211 Virginia Avenue, PO Box 340 Member
Corbin Board of Education Member Pineville, 40977 Breckinridge County Board of
108 Roy Kidd Avenue Madison County Board of Phone: 606-337-7051 Education
Corbin, 40701 Education Bell County #86 Airport Road, PO Box 148
Phone: 606-528-1303 550 S. Keeneland Drive, PO Box 768 Hardinsburg, 40143
Whitley County Richmond, 40475 Susan Brotherton Phone: 270-756-3000
Phone: 859-624-4500 Member Breckinridge County
Pam Baughman Madison County Hazard Board of Education
Member 325 Broadway Arlene Burnett
Harrodsburg Board of Education Jamie Bowling Hazard, 41701 Vice Chairman
371 E. Lexington Street Chairman Phone: 606-436-3911 Bell County Board of Education
Harrodsburg, 40330 Middlesboro Board of Education Perry County 211 Virginia Avenue, PO Box 340
Phone: 859-734-8400 220 N. 20th Street, PO Box 959 Pineville, 40977
Mercer County Middlesboro, 40965 Marilyn Brown Phone: 606-337-7051
Phone: 606-242-8800 Member Bell County
Charlotte W. Beals Bell County Hardin County Board of
Member Education Jacqueline J. Burnside
Barren County Board of Elinda Boyles 65 W. A. Jenkins Road Member
Education Chairman Elizabethtown, 42701 Berea Board of Education
202 W. Washington Street Greenup County Board of Phone: 270-769-8800 3 Pirate Parkway
Glasgow, 42141 Education Hardin County Berea, 40403
Phone: 270-651-3787 45 Musketeer Drive Phone: 859-986-8446
Barren County Greenup, 41144 Arlene Brown Madison County
Phone: 606-473-9819 Vice Chairman
Debbie K. Becker Greenup County Harlan County Board of Dinah Burton
Member Education Member
Dayton Board of Education Margie Bradford 251 Ball Park Road Casey County Board of
200 Clay Street Member Harlan, 40831 Education
Dayton, 41074 Bardstown Board of Education Phone: 606-573-4330 1922 N. US 127
Phone: 859-491-6565 308 N. 5th Street Harlan County Liberty, 42539
Campbell County Bardstown, 40004 Casey County
Phone: 502-331-8800
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Susan G. Burton Ann Carty Gretchen W. Cole Marlene Coursey

Vice Chairman Member Member Member
Elliott County Board of Pikeville Board of Education Somerset Board of Education Caldwell County Board of
Education 401 N. May Trail 305 N. College Street Education
Main Street, Courthouse Square, Pikeville, 41501 Somerset, 42502 612 W. Washington Street,
PO Box 767 Phone: 606-432-8161 Phone: 606-679-4451 PO Box 229
Sandy Hook, 41171 Pike County Pulaski County Princeton, 42445
Phone: 606-738-8002 Phone: 270-365-8000
Elliott County Carol Chafins Karen Collins Caldwell County
Member Vice Chairman
Bridget Bush Martin County Board of Kenton County Board of Carol W. Covington
Member Education Education Chairman
Anchorage Board of Education Rt. 40, PO Box 366 1055 Eaton Drive Mayfield Board of Education
11400 Ridge Road Inez, 41224 Fort Wright, 41017 709 S. Eighth Street
Anchorage, 40223 Phone: 606-298-3572 Phone: 859-344-8888 Mayfield, 42066
Phone: 502-245-8927 Martin County Kenton County Phone: 270-247-3868
Jefferson County Graves County
Donna Cheesman Ann M. Combs
Karen Byrd Chairman Member Monica Cox
Member Williamstown Board of Pineville Board of Education Member
Boone County Board of Education 401 Virginia Avenue Spencer County Board of
Education 300 Helton Street Pineville, 40977 Education
8330 US 42 Williamstown, 41097 Phone: 606-337-5701 207 W. Main Street
Florence, 41042 Phone: 859-824-7144 Bell County Taylorsville, 40071
Phone: 859-283-1003 Whitley County Phone: 502-477-3250
Boone County Susan Cook Spencer County
Brenda L. Chism Superintendent
Billie Cahill Vice Chairman Kenton County Schools Janice Cox-Blackburn
Chairman Eminence Board of Education 1055 Eaton Drive Superintendent
Grant County Board of Education 114 S. Penn Avenue, PO Box 146 Fort Wright, 41017 Paris Ind. Schools
820 Arnie Risen Boulevard Eminence, 40019 Phone: 859-344-8888 310 West Seventh Street
Williamstown, 41097 Phone: 502-845-4788 Kenton County Paris, 40361
Phone: 859-824-3323 Henry County Phone: 859-987-2160
Grant County Debbie Cook Bourbon County
Regina Churchill Chairman
Joyce C. Campbell Member Corbin Board of Education Becky Coyle
Member Elizabethtown Board of 108 Roy Kidd Avenue Chairman
Owsley County Board of Education Corbin, 40701 Madison County Board of
Education 219 Helm Street Phone: 606-528-1303 Education
Corner of Court and Main, PO Box Elizabethtown, 42701 Whitley County 550 S. Keeneland Drive, PO Box 768
340 Phone: 270-765-6146 Richmond, 40475
Booneville, 41314 Hardin County Dianne Cooper Phone: 859-624-4500
Phone: 606-593-6363 Member Madison County
Owsley County Lillian B Clark Elizabethtown Board of
Vice Chairman Education Anna C. Craft
Mary Ann Carden Taylor County Board of 219 Helm Street Superintendent
Chairman Education Elizabethtown, 42701 Letcher County Schools
Spencer County Board of 1209 E. Broadway Phone: 270-765-6146 224 Parks Street
Education Campbellsville, 42718 Hardin County Whitesburg, 41858
207 W. Main Street Phone: 270-465-5371 Phone: 606-633-4455
Taylorsville, 40071 Taylor County Teresa Cornette Letcher County
Phone: 502-477-3250 Member
Spencer County Lisa Cleary Boyd County Board of Education Kelley Crain
Member 1104 Bob McCullough Drive Superintendent
Sister Kay Carlew Corbin Board of Education Ashland, 41102 Fleming County Schools
Chairman 108 Roy Kidd Avenue Phone: 606-928-4141 211 W. Water Street
Marion County Board of Corbin, 40701 Boyd County Flemingsburg, 41041
Education Phone: 606-528-1303 Phone: 606-845-5851
755 E. Main Street Whitley County Fanny Couch Fleming County
Lebanon, 40033 Member
Phone: 270-692-3721 Margie Cleveland Owsley County Board of Mary Jean Crank
Marion County Chairman Education Member
Woodford County Board of Corner of Court and Main, PO Box Newport Board of Education
Barbara Carpenter Education 340 301 E. Eighth Street
Chairman 330 Pisgah Pike Booneville, 41314 Newport, 41071
Ludlow Board of Education Versailles, 40383 Phone: 606-593-6363 Phone: 859-292-3004
525 Elm Street Phone: 859-873-4701 Owsley County Campbell County
Ludlow, 41016 Woodford County
Phone: 859-261-8210
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Brigette Crawford Ruth Dietsch Betty Endicott Evelyn Faulkner

Member Member Vice Chairman Member
Simpson County Board of Carlisle County Board of Martin County Board of Powell County Board of
Education Education Education Education
430 S. College Street, PO Box 467 4557 State Rt. 1377 Rt. 40, PO Box 366 691 Breckinridge Street, PO Box 430
Franklin, 42135 Bardwell, 42023 Inez, 41224 Stanton, 40380
Phone: 270-586-8877 Phone: 270-628-3800 Phone: 606-298-3572 Phone: 606-663-3300
Simpson County Carlisle County Martin County Powell County

Belinda B. Cross Karen H. Dougherty Nancy Eskridge Alfreda B. Feltner

Vice Chairman Vice Chairman Member Chairman
Meade County Board of Christian County Board of Owensboro Board of Education Powell County Board of
Education Education 1335 W. 11th Street, PO Box 249 Education
1155 Old Ekron Road, PO Box 337 200 Glass Street, PO Box 609 Owensboro, 42302 691 Breckinridge Street, PO Box 430
Brandenburg, 40108 Hopkinsville, 42240 Phone: 270-686-1000 Stanton, 40380
Phone: 270-422-7500 Phone: 270-887-1300 Daviess County Phone: 606-663-3300
Meade County Christian County Powell County
Susan Fangman
Gayle Crouch Susan Doyle Member Lisa Fields
Chairperson Member Campbell County Board of Member
Bath County Board of Education Silver Grove Board of Education Education Green County Board of
405 W. Main Street 101 W. Third Street, PO Box 400 101 Orchard Lane Education
Owingsville, 40360 Silver Grove, 41085 Alexandria, 41001 206 W. Court Street, PO Box 369
Phone: 606-674-6314 Phone: 859-441-3894 Phone: 859-635-2173 Greensburg, 42743
Bath County Campbell County Campbell County Phone: 270-932-5231
Green County
Jean Crowley Tina Drake Pat Fannin
Chairman Member Member Charlene Fields
Danville Board of Education Trimble County Board of Franklin County Board of Member
152 E. Martin Luther King Boulevard Education Education Leslie County Board of
Danville, 40422 68 Wentworth Avenue, PO Box 275 916 E. Main Street Education
Phone: 859-238-1300 Bedford, 40006 Frankfort, 40601 108 Maple Street, PO Box 949
Boyle County Phone: 502-255-3201 Phone: 502-695-6700 Hyden, 41749
Trimble County Franklin County Phone: 606-672-2397
Anita Cruse Leslie County
Vice Chairman Lisa Earlywine Lisa C. Fannin
LaRue County Board of Member Member Joyce G. Fletcher
Education Robertson County Board of Morgan County Board of Vice Chairman
208 College Street, PO Box 869 Education Education Oldham County Board of
Hodgenville, 42748 Main St., PO Box 108 496 Prestonsburg Street, PO Box 489 Education
Phone: 270-358-4111 Mt. Olivet, 41064 West Liberty, 41472 1350 N. Highway 393, PO Box 218
LaRue County Phone: 606-724-5431 Phone: 606-743-8002 Buckner, 40010
Robertson County Morgan County Phone: 502-222-8880
Sara J. Daniels Oldham County
Chairman Jane R. Ehrie Cindy Farmer
Paintsville Board of Education Chairman Member Annette H. Flora
305 2nd Street Russell Board of Education Berea Board of Education Member
Paintsville, 41240 409 Belfont Street 3 Pirate Parkway Nicholas County Board of
Phone: 606-789-2654 Russell, 41169 Berea, 40403 Education
Johnson County Phone: 606-836-9679 Phone: 859-986-8446 395 W. Main Street
Russell County Madison County Carlisle, 40311
Jamie Davidson Phone: 859-289-3770
Vice Chairman Ruth Ann Elliott Elaine Farris Nicholas County
Jackson Board of Education Member Superintendent
940 Highland Avenue Boyle County Board of Shelby County Schools Jackie Flowers
Jackson, 41339 Education 1155 West Main Street, PO Box 159 Vice Chairman
Phone: 606-666-4979 352 N. Danville Bypass Shelbyville, 40066 Ballard County Board of
Breathitt County Danville, 40422 Phone: 502-633-2375 Education
Phone: 859-236-6634 Shelby County 3465 Paducah Road
Donna Davis Boyle County Barlow, 42024
Member Debbie Fatkin Phone: 270-665-8400
Corbin Board of Education Ann V. Elmore Member Ballard County
108 Roy Kidd Avenue Member Clark County Board of Education
Corbin, 40701 Jefferson County Board of 1600 W. Lexington Avenue Sally A. Fooks
Phone: 606-528-1303 Education Winchester, 40391 Chairman
Whitley County 3332 Newburg Road, PO Box 34020 Phone: 859-744-4545 Robertson County Board of
Louisville, 40232 Clark County Education
Phone: 502-485-3011 Main Street, PO Box 108
Jefferson County Mt. Olivet, 41064
Phone: 606-724-5431
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Tina Ford Carolyn Goodin Diana C. Gross Helen Hansford

Chairperson Vice Chairman Chairman Vice Chairman
Breckinridge County Board of Pineville Board of Education Owsley County Board of Pulaski County Board of
Education 401 Virginia Avenue Education Education
#86 Airport Road, PO Box 148 Pineville, 40977 Corner of Court and Main, 501 University Drive, PO Box 1055
Hardinsburg, 40143 Phone: 606-337-5701 PO Box 340 Somerset, 42502
Phone: 270-756-3000 Bell County Booneville, 41314 Phone: 606-679-1123
Breckinridge County Phone: 606-593-6363 Pulaski County
Rebecca S. Goss Owsley County
Kay Freeland Member S. Dianne Hardrick
Superintendent Harlan Board of Education Jane Haase Member
Rowan County Schools 420 E. Central Street Vice Chairman Providence Board of Education
121 E. 2nd Street Harlan, 40831 Owensboro Board of Education 302 W. Main Street
Morehead, 40351 Phone: 606-573-8700 1335 W. 11th Street, PO Box 249 Providence, 42450
Phone: 606-784-8928 Harlan County Owensboro, 42302 Phone: 270-667-7007
Rowan County Phone: 270-686-1000 Webster County
DeDe M. Grabara Daviess County
Lana Fryman Member Tina G Harris
Superintendent Christian County Board of Janice Hacker Member
Bourbon County Schools Education Member Crittenden County Board of
3343 Lexington Road 200 Glass Street, PO Box 609 Kenton County Board of Education
Paris, 40361 Hopkinsville, 42240 Education 601 W. Elm Street
Phone: 859-987-2180 Phone: 270-887-1300 1055 Eaton Drive Marion, 42064
Bourbon County Christian County Fort Wright, 41017 Phone: 270-965-3525
Phone: 859-344-8888 Crittenden County
Margaret Sue Fulton Elizabeth Grause Kenton County
Vice Chairman Superintendent Priscilla J. Harris
Jenkins Board of Education Ludlow Ind. Schools Carol Ann Haddad Member
9409 Hwy. 805, PO Box 74 525 Elm Street Member Burgin Board of Education
Jenkins, 41537 Ludlow, 41016 Jefferson County Board of 140 Burgin/Danville Road, PO Box B
Phone: 606-832-2183 Phone: 859-261-8210 Education Burgin, 40310
Letcher County Kenton County 3332 Newburg Road, PO Box 34020 Phone: 859-748-5282
Louisville, 40232 Mercer County
Sonya Giles Mary A Graves Phone: 502-485-3011
Member Member Jefferson County Tina Cain Hasty
Gallatin County Board of Cumberland County Board of Member
Education Education Sally D. Haeberle Rockcastle County Board of
600 Main Street, PO Box 147 810 N. Main Street, PO Box 420 Member Education
Warsaw, 41095 Burkesville, 42717 Ashland Board of Education 245 Richmond Street
Phone: 859-567-2828 Phone: 270-864-3377 1420 Central Avenue Mt. Vernon, 40456
Gallatin County Cumberland County Ashland, 41101 Phone: 606-256-2125
Phone: 606-327-2706 Rockcastle County
Donna G. Gill Jina R. Greathouse Boyd County
Member Vice Chairman Diane B. Hatfield
Jackson County Board of Frankfort Board of Education Trish A. Hall Chairman
Education 315 Steele Street Member Southgate Board of Education
Hwy. 421, PO Box 217 Frankfort, 40601 Ashland Board of Education Wm. Blatt and Evergreen
McKee, 40447 Phone: 502-875-8661 1420 Central Avenue Southgate, 41071
Phone: 606-287-7181 Franklin County Ashland, 41101 Phone: 859-441-0743
Jackson County Phone: 606-327-2706 Campbell County
Mary T. Griffin Boyd County
Tracy Goe Chairman Linda Hatter
Vice Chairman Daviess County Board of Terri L. Halsey Superintendent
Grant County Board of Education Education Member Casey County Schools
820 Arnie Risen Boulevard PO Box 21510 Jackson Board of Education 1922 N. US 127
Williamstown, 41097 Owensboro, 42303 940 Highland Avenue Liberty, 42539
Phone: 859-824-3323 Phone: 270-852-7000 Jackson, 41339 Casey County
Grant County Daviess County Phone: 606-666-4979
Breathitt County Lisa Hawley
Marcy B. Goff Tammy Groce Member
Chairman Member Donna S. Hanks Cloverport Board of Education
Green County Board of Barren County Board of Vice Chairman 214 W. Main Street, PO Box 37
Education Education Cloverport Board of Education Cloverport, 40111
206 W. Court Street, PO Box 369 202 W. Washington Street 214 W. Main Street, PO Box 37 Phone: 270-788-3910
Greensburg, 42743 Glasgow, 42141 Cloverport, 40111 Breckinridge County
Phone: 270-932-5231 Phone: 270-651-3787 Phone: 270-788-3910
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Debbie Haynes Cynthia A. Holt Beth Huff Sharon Johnson

Member Member Chairman Member
Russell County Board of Greenup County Board of Clinton County Board of Boyle County Board of
Education Education Education Education
404 S. Main Street, PO Box 440 45 Musketeer Drive Rt. 4, Box 100, Hwy 127 352 N. Danville Bypass
Jamestown, 42629 Greenup, 41144 Albany, 42602 Danville, 40422
Phone: 270-343-3191 Phone: 606-473-9819 Clinton County Phone: 859-236-6634
Russell County Greenup County Boyle County
Glenda Huff
Brenda V. Henson Patty Hood Chairman Pamela Morehead Johnson
Member Member Covington Board of Education Member
Harlan County Board of Estill County Board of Education 25 E. Seventh Street Eminence Board of Education
Education 253 Main Street, PO Box 930 Covington, 41011 114 S. Penn Avenue, PO Box 146
251 Ball Park Road Irvine, 40336 Phone: 859-392-1000 Eminence, 40019
Harlan, 40831 Phone: 606-723-2181 Kenton County Phone: 502-845-4788
Phone: 606-573-4330 Estill County Henry County
Harlan County Danette Humphrey
Jacqueline Hopkins Member Linda M. Johnson
Sandy Herald Member Paducah Board of Education Member
Member Augusta Board of Education 800 Caldwell Street, PO Box 2550 Barbourville Board of Education
Owsley County Board of 307 Bracken Street Paducah, 42003 140 School Street, PO Box 520
Education Augusta, 41002 Phone: 270-444-5600 Barbourville, 40906
Corner of Court and Main, Phone: 606-756-2545 McCracken County Phone: 606-546-3120
PO Box 340 Bracken County Knox County
Booneville, 41314 Nancy Hutchinson
Phone: 606-593-6363 Patricia A. Howard Superintendent Angie Johnson
Owsley County Chairman Bath County Schools Chairman
Elliott County Board of 405 W. Main Street Campbellsville Board of
Judy C. Hicks Education Owingsville, 40360 Education
Chairperson Main Street, Courthouse Square, Phone: 606-674-6314 136 S. Columbia
Clark County Board of Education PO Box 767 Bath County Campbellsville, 42718
1600 W. Lexington Avenue Sandy Hook, 41171 Phone: 270-465-4162
Winchester, 40391 Phone: 606-738-8002 Patti A. Insko Taylor County
Phone: 859-744-4545 Elliott County Member
Clark County Robertson County Board of Bonnie J. Jolly
Janice Howard Education Member
Tina Hix Member Main Street, PO Box 108 Lewis County Board of
Member Paducah Board of Education Mt. Olivet, 41064 Education
Estill County Board of Education 800 Caldwell Street, PO Box 2550 Phone: 606-724-5431 520 Plummer Lane, PO Box 159
253 Main Street, PO Box 930 Paducah, 42003 Robertson County Vanceburg, 41179
Irvine, 40336 Phone: 270-444-5600 Phone: 606-796-2811
Phone: 606-723-2181 McCracken County J. Caroline Isaac Lewis County
Estill County Member
Dianne B. Howerton Magoffin County Board of Deena B. Jones
Cynthia A. Hocker Member Education Chairman
Member Bowling Green Board of 109 Gardner Trail, PO Box 109 Berea Board of Education
Carlisle County Board of Education Salyersville, 41465 3 Pirate Parkway
Education 1211 Center Street Phone: 606-349-6117 Berea, 40403
4557 State Rt. 1377 Bowling Green, 42101 Magoffin County Phone: 859-986-8446
Bardwell, 42023 Phone: 270-746-2200 Madison County
Phone: 270-628-3800 Warren County Theresa Jackson Phone: 270-597-2101
Carlisle County Member Edmonson County
Shirley Hudson Boyd County Board of Education
Juanita Holbrook Member 1104 Bob McCullough Drive L. Joyce Kidd
Member Breathitt County Board of Ashland, 41102 Vice Chairman
Raceland-Worthington Ind. Education Phone: 606-928-4141 McCreary County Board of
Schools 420 Court Street, PO Box 750 Boyd County Education
600 Ram Boulevard Jackson, 41339 120 Raider Way
Raceland, 41169 Phone: 606-666-2491 Brenda Jackson Stearns, 42647
Phone: 606-836-2144 Breathitt County Member Phone: 606-376-2591
Greenup County Shelby County Board of McCreary County
Debbie Hudson Education
Lois Hollon Vice Chairman 1155 West Main Street, PO Box 159 Teresa Kidwell
Member Simpson County Board of Shelbyville, 40066 Member
Lee County Board of Education Education Phone: 502-633-2375 Trimble County Board of
58 Center Street, PO Box 668 430 S. College Street, PO Box 467 Shelby County Education
Beattyville, 41311 Franklin, 42135 68 Wentworth Avenue, PO Box 275
Phone: 606-464-5000 Phone: 270-586-8877 Bedford, 40006
Lee County Simpson County Phone: 502-255-3201
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Doris Kilgore Patricia Lay Brenda Mahan Tamara A. Miano

Member Member Superintendent Member
Lyon County Board of Education Harrodsburg Board of Education Fulton Ind. Schools Kenton County Board of
217 Jenkins Road 371 E. Lexington Street 313 Main Street Education
Eddyville, 42038 Harrodsburg, 40330 Fulton, 42041 1055 Eaton Drive
Phone: 270-388-9715 Phone: 859-734-8400 Phone: 270-472-1553 Fort Wright, 41017
Lyon County Mercer County Fulton County Phone: 859-344-8888
Kenton County
Jane Kincaid Susan Ledford Donna Major
Member Vice Chairman Member Judy Miller
Raceland-Worthington Board Garrard County Board of Burgin Board of Education Vice Chairman
of Education Education 140 Burgin/Danville Rd., PO Box B Spencer County Board of
600 Ram Boulevard 322 W. Maple Street Burgin, 40310 Education
Raceland, 41169 Lancaster, 40444 Phone: 859-748-5282 207 W. Main Street
Phone: 606-836-2144 Phone: 859-792-3018 Mercer County Taylorsville, 40071
Greenup County Garrard County Phone: 502-477-3250
Lucy Mays Spencer County
Mona Kindoll Patsy R. Lester Member
Member Chairman Menifee County Board of Alane Mills
Carroll County Board of Washington County Board of Education Member
Education Education 202 Main Street, PO Box 110 Boyle County Board of
813 Hawkins Street 120 Mackville Hill Road Frenchburg, 40322 Education
Carrollton, 41008 Springfield, 40069 Phone: 606-768-8002 352 N. Danville Bypass
Phone: 502-732-7070 Phone: 859-336-5470 Menifee County Danville, 40422
Carroll County Washington County Phone: 859-236-6634
Anita McFarland Boyle County
Teresa Kindred Kathy Lindon Member
Member Member Gallatin County Board of Melinda Morgan
Metcalfe County Board of Wolfe County Board of Education Member
Education Education 600 Main Street, PO Box 147 Williamstown Board of
1007 W. Stockton Street Main Street, PO Box 160 Warsaw, 41095 Education
Edmonton, 42129 Campton, 41301 Phone: 859-567-2828 300 Helton Street
Phone: 270-432-3171 Phone: 606-668-8002 Gallatin County Williamstown, 41097
Metcalfe County Wolfe County Phone: 859-824-7144
Sherry L. McGivern Whitley County
Linda F. LaFontaine Kathy Lousignont Chairman
Member Chairman West Point Board of Education Valerie Morse
Franklin County Board of Fayette County Board of PO Box 367, 209 N. 13th St. Member
Education Education West Point, 40177 Henderson County Board of
916 E. Main Street 701 E. Main Street Phone: 502-922-4617 Education
Frankfort, 40601 Lexington, 40502 Hardin County 1805 2nd Street
Phone: 502-695-6700 Phone: 859-381-4000 Henderson, 42420
Franklin County Fayette County Margaret E. McQuigg Phone: 270-831-5000
Member Henderson County
Dr. Janice Lantz Theresa T. Lowe Lyon County Board of Education
Superintendent Vice Chairman 217 Jenkins Road Myra L. Mosley
Nelson County Schools Warren County Board of Eddyville, 42038 Member
1200 Cardinal Drive, PO Box 2277 Education Phone: 270-388-9715 Harlan County Board of
Bardstown, 40004 303 Lover’s Lane, PO Box 51810 Lyon County Education
Phone: 502-349-7000 Bowling Green, 42102 251 Ball Park Road
Nelson County Phone: 270-781-5150 Sherri McRay Harlan, 40831
Warren County Member Phone: 606-573-4330
Connie Lawrence Mercer County Board of Harlan County
Vice Chairman Dr. Judith M. Lucarelli Education
Williamstown Board of Superintendent 961 Moberly Road Vicki E. Mullins
Education Frankfort Ind. Schools Harrodsburg, 40330 Vice Chairman
300 Helton Street 315 Steele Street Phone: 859-734-4364 Campbellsville Board of
Williamstown, 41097 Frankfort, 40601 Mercer County Education
Phone: 859-824-7144 Phone: 502-875-8661 136 S. Columbia
Whitley County Franklin County Diann Meadows Campbellsville, 42718
Vice Chairman Phone: 270-465-4162
Phyllis Lawson Carroll Lunce Powell County Board of Taylor County
Vice Chairman Member Education
Menifee County Board of Williamsburg Board of 691 Breckinridge Street, PO Box 430 Venita Murphy
Education Education Stanton, 40380 Chairman
202 Main Street, PO Box 110 1000 Main Street Phone: 606-663-3300 Providence Board of Education
Frenchburg, 40322 Williamsburg, 40769 Powell County 302 W. Main Street
Phone: 606-768-8002 Phone: 606-549-6044 Providence, 42450
Menifee County Whitley County Phone: 270-667-7007
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Evelyn Neely Julie Parsons Ann S. Porter Donna Quattrocchi

Superintendent Member Member Chairman
Breckinridge County Schools Metcalfe County Board of Mason County Board of Hancock County Board of
#86 Airport Road, PO Box 148 Education Education Education
Hardinsburg, 40143 1007 W. Stockton Street 2nd and Limestone Street, 83 State Rt. 271 North
Phone: 270-756-3000 Edmonton, 42129 PO Box 130 Hawesville, 42348
Breckinridge County Phone: 270-432-3171 Maysville, 41056 Phone: 270-927-6914
Metcalfe County Phone: 606-564-5563 Hancock County
Jane M. Nickell Mason County
Chairman Evelyn Patton Soretta Ralph
Morgan County Board of Chairman Deana Power Superintendent
Education Wolfe County Board of Member Ohio County Schools
496 Prestonsburg Street, PO Box 489 Education Todd County Board of Education 315 E. Union Street, P.O. Box 70
West Liberty, 41472 Main Street, PO Box 160 804 S. Main Street Hartford, 42347
Phone: 606-743-8002 Campton, 41301 Elkton, 42220 Phone: 270-298-3249
Morgan County Phone: 606-668-8002 Phone: 270-265-2436 Ohio County
Wolfe County Todd County
Nora Niece Jennifer Ratliff
Member Melanie Pelle Robin Powers Vice Chairman
Washington County Board of Vice Chairman Member Montgomery County Board of
Education Silver Grove Board of Education Hancock County Board of Education
120 Mackville Hill Road 101 W. Third Street, PO Box 400 Education 212 N. Maysville Street
Springfield, 40069 Silver Grove, 41085 83 State Rt. 271 North Mt. Sterling, 40353
Phone: 859-336-5470 Phone: 859-441-3894 Hawesville, 42348 Phone: 859-497-8760
Washington County Campbell County Phone: 270-927-6914 Montgomery County
Hancock County
Teresa Noel Jo Ann Penrod Fern Reed
Member Member Jackie Prater Member
Harrodsburg Board of Education Owensboro Board of Education Member Montgomery County Board of
371 E. Lexington Street 1335 W. 11th Street, PO Box 249 Marshall County Board of Education
Harrodsburg, 40330 Owensboro, 42302 Education 212 N. Maysville Street
Phone: 859-734-8400 Phone: 270-686-1000 86 High School Road Mt. Sterling, 40353
Mercer County Daviess County Benton, 42025 Phone: 859-497-8760
Phone: 270-527-8628 Montgomery County
Tracy Norman Dorothy Perkins Marshall County
Member Superintendent Kathy Reed
Bellevue Board of Education Gallatin County Schools Denise S. Preece Vice Chairman
219 Center Street 600 Main Street, PO Box 147 Member Bardstown Board of Education
Bellevue, 41073 Warsaw, 41095 Paintsville Board of Education 308 N. 5th Street
Phone: 859-261-2108 Phone: 859-567-2828 305 2nd Street Bardstown, 40004
Campbell County Gallatin County Paintsville, 41240 Phone: 502-331-8800
Phone: 606-789-2654 Nelson County
Phyllis Orr Donna Perry Johnson County
Chairman Chairman Becky Reeder
Crittenden County Board of Marshall County Board of Lisa Preston Member
Education Education Member Henderson County Board of
601 W. Elm Street 86 High School Road Webster County Board of Education
Marion, 42064 Benton, 42025 Education 1805 2nd Street
Phone: 270-965-3525 Phone: 270-527-8628 28 State Rt.1340 Henderson, 42420
Crittenden County Marshall County Dixon, 42409 Phone: 270-831-5000
Phone: 270-639-5083 Henderson County
Davonna A. Page Marianne Pieper Webster County
Member Chairman Betty Richards
Russellville Board of Education Ohio County Board of Education Dottie Priddy Member
355 S. Summer Street 315 E. Union Street, P.O. Box 70 Member Pulaski County Board of
Russellville, 42276 Hartford, 42347 Jefferson County Board of Education
Phone: 270-726-8405 Phone: 270-298-3249 Education 501 University Drive, PO Box 1055
Logan County Ohio County 3332 Newburg Road, PO Box 34020 Somerset, 42502
Louisville, 40232 Phone: 606-679-1123
Laura Parker Jacqueline Pope-Tarrence Phone: 502-485-3011 Pulaski County
Member Member Jefferson County
Lawrence County Board of Bowling Green Board of Elaine Richardson
Education Education Vanessa C. Priddy Member
50 Bulldog Lane, PO Box 607 1211 Center Street Member Glasgow Board of Education
Louisa, 41230 Bowling Green, 42101 Russellville Board of Education 1108 Cleveland Avenue,
Phone: 606-638-9671 Phone: 270-746-2200 355 S. Summer Street PO Box 1239
Lawrence County Warren County Russellville, 42276 Glasgow, 42142
Phone: 270-726-8405 Phone: 270-651-6757
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Judy Richardson Libby Ross Jenny Sewell Glynda Short

Vice Chairman Member Vice Chairman Chairman
Nelson County Board of Todd County Board of Education Dawson Springs Board of Mercer County Board of
Education 804 S. Main Street Education Education
1200 Cardinal Drive, P.O. Box 2277 Elkton, 42220 118 E Arcadia Avenue 961 Moberly Road
Bardstown, 40004 Phone: 270-265-2436 Dawson Springs, 42408 Harrodsburg, 40330
Phone: 502-349-7000 Todd County Phone: 270-797-3811 Phone: 859-734-4364
Nelson County Hopkins County Mercer County
Mason B. Rummel
Julie Riggs Vice Chairman Alexis Seymore D. Jill Simmons
Member Anchorage Board of Education Superintendent Member
Bracken County Board of 11400 Ridge Road Dawson Springs Ind. Schools Trimble County Board of
Education Anchorage, 40223 118 E Arcadia Avenue Education
348 W. Miami Street Phone: 502-245-8927 Dawson Springs, 42408 68 Wentworth Avenue, PO Box 275
Brooksville, 41004 Jefferson County Phone: 270-797-3811 Bedford, 40006
Phone: 606-735-2523 Hopkins County Phone: 502-255-3201
Bracken County Teresa Rump Trimble County
Member Kay Sharon
Maxine Roberts Grant County Board of Education Member Janet L. Simpson
Member 820 Arnie Risen Boulevard Hardin County Board of Member
Knott County Board of Education Williamstown, 41097 Education Washington County Board of
Rt. 160, PO Box 869 Phone: 859-824-3323 65 W. A. Jenkins Road Education
Hindman, 41822 Grant County Elizabethtown, 42701 120 Mackville Hill Road
Phone: 606-785-3153 Phone: 270-769-8800 Springfield, 40069
Knott County Becky Sagan Hardin County Phone: 859-336-5470
Member Washington County
Barbara Robinson Fayette County Board of Marsha Sharp
Chairman Education Member Patty Sledd
Lawrence County Board of 701 E. Main Street Grayson County Board of Member
Education Lexington, 40502 Education Bourbon County Board of
50 Bulldog Lane, PO Box 607 Phone: 859-381-4000 909 Brandenburg Road, PO Box Education
Louisa, 41230 Fayette County 4009 3343 Lexington Road
Phone: 606-638-9671 Leitchfield, 42754 Paris, 40361
Lawrence County Rebecca W. Sams Phone: 270-259-4011 Phone: 859-987-2180
Chairman Grayson County Bourbon County
Ladonna G. Rogers Scott County Board of Education
Vice Chairman 2168 Frankfort ike., PO Box 578 Edwinna Sheffield Glenna Slone
Glasgow Board of Education Georgetown, 40324 Superintendent Member
1108 Cleveland Avenue, Phone: 502-863-3663 Providence Ind. Schools Floyd County Board of
PO Box 1239 Scott County 302 W. Main Street Education
Glasgow, 42142 Providence, 42450 106 N. Front Avenue
Phone: 270-651-6757 Jeanie Schaffter Phone: 270-667-7007 Prestonsburg, 41653
Barren County Vice Chairman Webster County Phone: 606-886-2354
Union County Board of Floyd County
Pamela R. Rogers Education Carol W. Shelton
Superintendent 510 S. Mart Street Member Dr. Donna Snell Smith
Boyle County Schools Morganfield, 42437 Owen County Board of Education Member
352 N. Danville Bypass Phone: 270-389-1694 1600 Hwy 22 East Jackson Board of Education
Danville, 40422 Union County Owenton, 40359 940 Highland Avenue
Phone: 859-236-6634 Phone: 502-484-3934 Jackson, 41339
Boyle County Judy Schwegman Owen County Phone: 606-666-4979
Member Breathitt County
Joanie R. Rogers Southgate Board of Education Janice P. Shepherd
Vice Chairman Wm. Blatt and Evergreen Member Geraldine “Boots” Smith
Gallatin County Board of Southgate, 41071 Paris Board of Education Member
Education Phone: 859-441-0743 310 West Seventh Street Clay County Board of Education
600 Main Street, PO Box 147 Campbell County Paris, 40361 128 Richmond Road
Warsaw, 41095 Phone: 859-987-2160 Manchester, 40962
Phone: 859-567-2828 Pam Seales Bourbon County Phone: 606-598-2168
Gallatin County Vice Chairman Clay County
Jessamine County Board of Pamela Sherman-Sheffield
Linda Rose Education Member Ina H. Southwood
Member 871 Wilmore Road Harlan County Board of Member
Wolfe County Board of Nicholasville, 40356 Education Breathitt County Board of
Education Phone: 859-885-4179 251 Ball Park Road Education
Main Street, PO Box 160 Jessamine County Harlan, 40831 420 Court Street, PO Box 750
Campton, 41301 Phone: 606-573-4330 Jackson, 41339
Phone: 606-668-8002 Harlan County Phone: 606-666-2491
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Minnie Spangler Janey Stotts
Vice Chairman Member
Clark County Board of Education Caverna Board of Education
1600 W. Lexington Avenue 1102 N. Dixie Highway
Winchester, 40391 Cave City, 42127
Phone: 859-744-4545 Phone: 270-773-2530
Clark County Barren County
Kathleen Stacey Carol Stumbo
Member Chairman
Harlan Board of Education Floyd County Board of Educa-
420 E. Central Street tion
Harlan, 40831 106 N. Front Avenue
Phone: 606-573-8700 Prestonsburg, 41653
Harlan County Phone: 606-886-2354
Floyd County
Angie Stallsworth
Member Joyce P. Sutton
Rockcastle County Board of Member
Education McLean County Board of
245 Richmond Street Education
Mt. Vernon, 40456 283 Main Street, PO Box 245
Phone: 606-256-2125 Calhoun, 42327
Rockcastle County Phone: 270-273-5257
McLean County
Shannon C. Stanley
Vice Chairman Kimberly B. Sweeney
Providence Board of Education Member
302 W. Main Street Beechwood Board of Education
Providence, 42450 50 Beechwood Road
Phone: 270-667-7007 Fort Mitchell, 41017
Webster County Phone: 859-331-3250
Kenton County
Ruby Stephens
Member Barkley Taylor
Monticello Board of Education Member
132 College Street Campbellsville Board of
Monticello, 42633 Education
Phone: 606-348-5311 136 S. Columbia
Wayne County Campbellsville, 42718
Phone: 270-465-4162
Debbie A. Stevenson Taylor County
Vice Chairman
Bellevue Board of Education Kim Terrell
219 Center Street Member
Bellevue, 41073 Ballard County Board of
Phone: 859-261-2108 Education
Campbell County 3465 Paducah Road
Barlow, 42024
Libby Stitt Phone: 270-665-8400
Member Ballard County
Robertson County Board of
Education Linda Theiss
Main Street, PO Box 108 Chairman
Mt. Olivet, 41064 Oldham County Board of
Phone: 606-724-5431 Education
Robertson County 1350 N. Hwy. 393, PO Box 218
Buckner, 40010
Goldie D. Stonecipher Phone: 502-222-8880
Member Oldham County
Clinton County Board of
Education Connie S. Thomas
Rt. 4, Box 100, Hwy 127, Member
Albany, 42602 Union County Board of
Phone: Education
Clinton County 510 S. Mart Street
Morganfield, 42437
Phone: 270-389-1694
Union County
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Carolyn D. Thomason Chandra M. Varia
Chairman Member
Grayson County Board of Floyd County Board of Educa-
Education tion
909 Brandenburg Road, 106 N. Front Avenue
PO Box 4009 Prestonsburg, 41653
Leitchfield, 42754 Phone: 606-886-2354
Phone: 270-259-4011 Floyd County
Grayson County
Debbie Vaughn
Janie Tomek Member
Interim Superintendent Fulton Ind.Board of Education
Crittenden County Schools 313 Main Street
601 W. Elm Street Fulton, 42041
Marion, 42064 Phone: 270-472-1553
Phone: 270-965-3525 Fulton County
Crittenden County
Mona Vice
Diane R. Toop Chairman
Chairman Nicholas County Board of
Anchorage Board of Education Education
11400 Ridge Road 395 W. Main Street
Anchorage, 40223 Carlisle, 40311
Phone: 502-245-8927 Phone: 859-289-3770
Jefferson County Nicholas County
Shirley Treadway Gayle Vincent
Chairperson Member
Barbourville Board of Education Edmonson County Board of
140 School Street, PO Box 520 Education
Barbourville, 40906 100 Wildcat Way, PO Box 129
Phone: 606-546-3120 Brownsville, 42210
Knox County Phone: 270-597-2101
Edmonson County
Karen Tudor
Member Linda Wagers
Metcalfe County Board of Vice Chairman
Education Berea Board of Education
1007 W. Stockton Street 3 Pirate Parkway
Edmonton, 42129 Berea, 40403
Phone: 270-432-3171 Phone: 859-986-8446
Metcalfe County Madison County
Susan Turner Liz Wagoner
Member Member
Anchorage Board of Education Williamstown Board of Educa-
11400 Ridge Road tion
Anchorage, 40223 300 Helton Street
Phone: 502-245-8927 Williamstown, 41097
Jefferson County Phone: 859-824-7144
Whitley County
Sherry Uptegraft
Member Marsha B. Walker
Nicholas County Board of Member
Education Adair County Board of Education
395 W. Main Street 1204 Greensburg Street
Carlisle, 40311 Columbia, 42728
Phone: 859-289-3770 Phone: 270-384-2476
Nicholas County Adair County
Lucy VanHook
Member
Harrison County Board of
Education
324 Webster Avenue
Cynthiana, 41031
Phone: 859-234-7110
Harrison County
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Teresa T. Wallace Sandra Whitaker Mollie Wiseman

Superintendent Chairman Member Mayors
Lincoln County Schools Anderson County Board of Paris Board of Education
305 Danville Avenue, PO Box 265 Education 310 West Seventh Street
Brenda Allen
Stanford, 40484 103 N. Main Street Paris, 40361
Mayor of Campbellsville
Phone: 606-365-2124 Lawrenceburg, 40342 Phone: 859-987-2160
100 Terri Street
Lincoln County Phone: 502-839-3406 Bourbon County
Campbellsville, 42718
Anderson County
Phone: (270) 465-7011
Dr. Carmel Wallace Karen E. Wood
Fax: (270) 789-0251
Vice Chairman Charlotte Whittaker Member
Taylor County
Corbin Board of Education Member Bullitt County Board of
108 Roy Kidd Avenue Ohio County Board of Education Education
Pat Ashley
Corbin, 40701 315 E. Union Street, P.O. Box 70 1040 Hwy 44 East
Mayor of Clay City
Phone: 606-528-1303 Hartford, 42347 Shepherdsville, 40165
PO Box 548, 4651 Main Street
Whitley County Phone: 270-298-3249 Phone: 502-543-2271
Clay City, 40312
Ohio County Bullitt County
Phone: (606) 663-2224
Debbie K. Watts
Fax: (606) 663-0672
Chairman Melissa H. Williams Ronica Woodward
Powell County
Knott County Board of Education Member Member
Rt. 160, PO Box 869 West Point Board of Education Livingston County Board of
Lyn Bailey
Hindman, 41822 PO Box 367, 209 N. 13th St. Education
Mayor of Cadiz
Phone: 606-785-3153 West Point, 40177 127 E. Adair Street, PO Box 219
PO Box 1465, 11 Marion Street
Knott County Phone: 502-922-4617 Smithland, 42081
Cadiz, 42211-1465
Hardin County Phone: 270-928-2111
Phone: (270) 522-8244
Glenda L. Weddle Livingston County
Fax: (270) 522-0025
Chairman Deborah Williams
Trigg County
Mason County Board of Chairman Jennifer Word
Education Bowling Green Board of Member
Sandra Banta
2nd and Limestone Street, PO Box Education Frankfort Board of Education
Mayor of Richlawn
130 1211 Center Street 315 Steele Street
PO Box 7786
Maysville, 41056 Bowling Green, 42101 Frankfort, 40601
Louisville, 40257-0786
Phone: 606-564-5563 Phone: 270-746-2200 Phone: 502-875-8661
Phone: (502) 893-3609
Mason County Warren County Franklin County
Fax: (502) 581-6365
Jefferson County
Linda Wellman Ruthanne Williamson Burnette W. Wortham
Vice Chairman Chairman Vice Chairman
Shannon Bell
Greenup County Board of Lyon County Board of Education Grayson County Board of
Mayor of Wildwood
Education 217 Jenkins Road Education
PO Box 24036
45 Musketeer Drive Eddyville, 42038 909 Brandenburg Road,
Louisville, 40224
Greenup, 41144 Phone: 270-388-9715 PO Box 4009
Phone: (502) 339-8856
Phone: 606-473-9819 Lyon County Leitchfield, 42754
Jefferson County
Greenup County Phone: 270-259-4011
Rita Wilson Grayson County
Lynn Bencini
Valerie Wells Vice Chairman
Mayor of Columbus
Member Covington Board of Education Jackie Young
PO Box 17
Menifee County Board of 25 E. Seventh Street Member
Columbus, 42032
Education Covington, 41011 Grant County Board of Education
Phone: (270) 677-2701
202 Main Street, PO Box 110 Phone: 859-392-1000 820 Arnie Risen Boulevard
Fax: (270) 653-5701
Frenchburg, 40322 Kenton County Williamstown, 41097
Hickman County
Phone: 606-768-8002 Phone: 859-824-3323
Menifee County Elaine Wilson Grant County
Rose Bostic
Vice Chairman
Mayor of Bonnieville
Janet West Somerset Board of Education Lu Young
PO Box 85, 7775 N Dixie Hwy
Member 305 N. College Street Superintendent
Bonnieville, 42713-0085
Mason County Board of Somerset, 42502 Jessamine County Schools
Phone: (270) 531-3212
Education Phone: 606-679-4451 871 Wilmore Road
Hart County
2nd and Limestone Street, PO Box Pulaski County Nicholasville, 40356
130 Phone: 859-885-4179
Phyllis Breuer
Maysville, 41056 Elizabeth J. Winchell Jessamine County
Mayor of Kingsley
Phone: 606-564-5563 Member
PO Box 5515, 2351 Winston Avenue
Mason County Cloverport Board of Education Sharon Youngblood
Louisville, 40255-0515
214 W. Main Street, PO Box 37 Vice Chairman
Phone: (502) 452-2515
Fran Wetterich Cloverport, 40111 Mayfield Board of Education
Jefferson County
Member Phone: 270-788-3910 709 S. Eighth Street
Dayton Board of Education Breckinridge County Mayfield, 42066
Mary H. Brown
200 Clay Street Phone: 270-247-3868
Mayor of Fort Thomas
Dayton, 41074 Graves County
130 N Fort Thomas Avenue
Phone: 859-491-6565
Fort Thomas, 41075-1579
Campbell County
Phone: (859) 441-1055
Fax: (859) 441-5104
Campbell County

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Lonnie Campbell
Mayor of Harrodsburg
208 S Main Street
Harrodsburg, 40330
Phone: (859) 734-7705
Fax: (859) 734-6231
Mercer County
Elsie B. Carter
Mayor of LaGrange
410 W Jefferson Street
LaGrange, 40031
Phone: (502) 222-1433
Fax: (502) 222-5875
Oldham County
Tessie R. Cecil
Mayor of New Haven
PO Box 98, 302 Center Street
New Haven, 40051-0098
Phone: (502) 549-3177
Fax: (502) 549-3177
Nelson County
Dorothy Christopher
Mayor of Saint Charles
PO Box 246
Saint Charles, 42453
Phone: (270) 669-4282
Hopkins County
Pat Clark
Mayor of Wheatcroft
PO Box 64
Wheatcroft, 42463
Phone: (270) 664-6179
Webster County
Sherry Conner
Mayor of Shively
PO Box 16007, 3920 Dixie Highway
Shively, 40256-0007
Phone: (502) 449-5000
Fax: (502) 449-5004
Jefferson County
Karen L. Cunningham
Mayor of Madisonville
PO Box 705, 37 East Center
Madisonville, 42431-0705
Phone: (270) 824-2100
Fax: (270) 821-6161
Hopkins County
Leda Dean
Mayor of Grayson
302 E Main Street
Grayson, 41143
Phone: (606) 474-6651
Fax: (606) 474-6653
Carter County
Ann C. Deatherage
Mayor of Carrollton
PO Box 156, 750 Clay Street
Carrollton, 41008
Phone: (502) 732-7060
Fax: (502) 732-6738
Carroll County
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Nellie Ellison Teresa Ann Isaac Patricia K. Lay
Mayor of Ewing Mayor of Lexington Mayor of Thornhill
RR2 Box 270 5th Floor, Government Center, 2311 Thornhill Road
Ewing, 41039 200 East Main Street Louisville, 40222
Phone: (606) 267-2408 Lexington, 40507 Phone: (502) 425-3575
Fleming County Phone: (859) 258-3200 Jefferson County
Fax: (859) 258-3250
Sheila Enyart Fayette County Billie Ruth Lewis
Mayor of Radcliff Mayor of Greenville
PO Drawer 519, 411 W Lincoln Trail Gwynne Ison PO Box 289, 118 Court Street
Boulevard Mayor of Ekron Greenville, 42345
Radcliff, 40159-0519 PO Box 202 Phone: (270) 338-3966
Phone: (270) 351-4714 Ekron, 40117 Fax: (270) 338-3007
Fax: (270) 351-7329 Phone: (270) 828-3355 Muhlenberg County
Hardin County Meade County
Joyce Louden
Leslie Faust Janice Jarrell Mayor of Beechwood Village
Mayor of Rolling Hills Mayor of Hindman PO Box 7527
PO Box 22445 PO Box 496, Main Street Louisville, 40257-0527
Louisville, 40252-0445 Hindman, 41822-0496 Phone: (502) 895-9951
Phone: (502) 974-0223 Phone: (606) 785-5544 Fax: (502) 429-5465
Jefferson County Fax: (606) 785-0799 Jefferson County
Knott County
Karen Gamel Helen Lutz
Mayor of Lakeside Park Linda Jedlicki Mayor of Melbourne
PO Box 17127, 9 Buttermilk Pike Mayor of Maryhill Estates PO Box 63, 502 Garfield Avenue
Lakeside Park, 41017 605 Maryhill Lane Melbourne, 41059-0063
Phone: (859) 341-6670 Louisville, 40207 Phone: (859) 781-6664
Fax: (859) 341-6127 Phone: (502) 895-9017 Fax: (859) 781-9444
Kenton County Jefferson County Campbell County
Donna Hayes Lynn B. Jones Mary Ellen Rogan Marquess
Mayor of Wurtland Mayor of Calvert City Mayor of Fairfield
500 Wurtland Avenue PO Box 36, 1315 Fifth Avenue PO Box 51, 103 W. Main Street
Wurtland, 41144-1497 Calvert City, 42029 Fairfield, 40020
Phone: (606) 836-9166 Phone: (270) 395-7138 Phone: (502) 252-8450
Fax: (606) 836-5544 Fax: (270) 395-5554 Nelson County
Greenup County Marshall County
Sylvio Mayolo
Bonnie Henderson Clarice Kirby Mayor of Wickliffe
Mayor of Clarkson Mayor of Mount Vernon PO Box 175, 321 Court Street
PO Box 10, 106 Spring Street PO Box 1465, 125 Richmond Street Wickliffe, 42087
Clarkson, 42726 Mount Vernon, 40456 Phone: (270) 335-3557
Phone: (270) 242-6997 Phone: (606) 256-3437 Fax: (270) 335-3557
Fax: (270) 242-2841 Fax: (606) 256-3443 Ballard County
Grayson County Rockcastle County
Winfred McBroom
Brenda Henry Beth A. Kreakie Mayor of Coldstream
Mayor of Sparta Mayor of Worthington Hills 9462 Brownsboro Road, #140
PO Box 40, Rt. #1 Box 133A, Boone PO Box 22586 Louisville, 40241
Road Louisville, 40252 Phone: (502) 243-7002
Sparta, 41086 Phone: (502) 426-1835 Jefferson County
Phone: (859) 643-4000 Jefferson County
Fax: (859) 643-3500 June McGaha
Gallatin County Janet Krebs Mayor of Jamestown
Mayor of Crestview PO Box 587, 202 Monument Square
Betty J. Howard 14 Circle Drive Jamestown, 42629-0587
Mayor of Benham Crestview, 41076 Phone: (270) 343-4594
PO Box E, 230 Main Street, Suite A Phone: (859) 441-4620 Fax: (270) 343-4929
Benham, 40807 Fax: (859) 441-0723 Russell County
Phone: (606) 848-5506 Campbell County
Fax: (606) 848-5506 Camille Mills
Harlan County Connie Lawson Mayor of Cambridge
Mayor of Richmond 2907 Cambridge Road
Vickie Hughes PO Box 250, 239 W Main Street Louisville, 40220
Mayor of Princeton Richmond, 40475 Phone: (502) 451-4907
206 N Jefferson Street Phone: (859) 623-1000 Jefferson County
Princeton, 42445 Fax: (859) 623-7618
Phone: (270) 365-9575 Madison County
Fax: (270) 365-4661
Caldwell County
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Becky Moore
Mayor of Midway
PO Box 4275, 133 N Winter
Midway, 40347-4275
Phone: (859) 846-4413
Fax: (859) 846-4411
Woodford County
Claire Moriconi
Mayor of Crescent Springs
739 Buttermilk Pike
Crescent Springs, 41017
Phone: (859) 341-3017
Fax: (859) 341-3518
Kenton County
Marilyn Mullins
Mayor of Raywick
Howardstown Road
Raywick, 40060
Phone: (270) 692-2216
Fax: (270) 349-6872
Marion County
Phyllis Muncy
Mayor of Coal Run Village
79 Church Street
Pikeville, 41501
Phone: (606) 437-6032
Fax: (606) 437-6032
Pike County
Ruth Negley
Mayor of Barlow
PO Box 189, 139 N Fourth
Barlow, 42024-0147
Phone: (270) 334-3500
Fax: (270) 334-3564
Ballard County
Colleen Ochs
Mayor of Oak Grove
PO Box 250, 8505 Pembroke Oak
Grove Road
Oak Grove, 42262-0250
Phone: (270) 439-4646
Fax: (270) 439-1201
Christian County
Linda Parker
Mayor of Hunters Hollow
11300 Angelina Road
Louisville, 40229
Phone: (502) 957-4020
Fax: (502) 957-4205
Bullitt County
Mary Pate
Mayor of Beaver Dam
PO Box 408, 309 W Second Street
Beaver Dam, 42320
Phone: (270) 274-7106
Fax: (270) 274-5640
Ohio County
Becky Peak
Mayor of Plantation
PO Box 22698
Louisville, 40252
Phone: (502) 425-4449
Fax: (502) 425-4747
Jefferson County
D O O R S O F O P P O R T U N I T Y
Stacia Peyton Roberta R. Shrout Diane Whalen
Mayor of Dawson Springs Mayor of Sharpsburg Mayor of Florence
PO Box 345, 200 W Arcadia Avenue PO Box 128, Main Street 8100 Ewing Boulevard
Dawson Springs, 42408-0345 Sharpsburg, 40374 Florence, 41042-7588
Phone: (270) 797-2781 Phone: (606) 247-2931 Phone: (859) 371-5491
Fax: (270) 797-2221 Bath County Fax: (859) 647-5411
Hopkins County Boone County
JoAnne Smith
Susan Banks Polis Mayor of Horse Cave Virginia Wills
Mayor of Fleming-Neon PO Box 326 Mayor of Stanton
PO Box 66, Main Street Horse Cave, 42749-0326 PO Box 370, 525 Washington Street
Fleming-Neon, 41840 Phone: (270) 786-2680 Stanton, 40380-0370
Phone: (606) 855-7900 Fax: (270) 786-2688 Phone: (606) 663-4459
Fax: (606) 855-7995 Hart County Fax: (606) 663-4433
Letcher County Powell County
Judith Stone
Patricia Rayburn Mayor of Eddyville Sharon Woods
Mayor of Hickory Hill PO Box 744, 200 Commerce Street Mayor of Allen
3001 Creekside Drive, PO Box Eddyville, 42038 PO Box 510
221022 Phone: (270) 388-2226 Allen, 41601
Louisville, 40252 Fax: (270) 388-5683 Phone: (606) 874-2953
Phone: (502) 423-9302 Lyon County Floyd County
Jefferson County
Peggy Swain Veda Wooton
Nancy A. Reece Mayor of Crossgate Mayor of Buckhorn
Mayor of LaFayette PO Box 6423 PO Box 135, 116 Buckhorn Lane
PO Box 240, Louisville, 40206 Buckhorn, 41721
Lafayette, 42254 Phone: (502) 423-8296 Phone: (606) 398-7000
Phone: (270) 271-2185 Fax: (502) 423-8296 Fax: (606) 398-7912
Fax: (270) 271-2859 Jefferson County Perry County
Christian County
Bonnie Tuel Shirlee Yassney
Kimberly Reinhardt Mayor of Sardis Mayor of Russellville
Mayor of Bancroft PO Box 57 168 S Main, 106 SW Park Square
PO Box 22401 Sardis, 41086 Russellville, 42276
Louisville, 40252-0401 Mason County Phone: (270) 726-5000
Phone: (502) 423-0100 Fax: (270) 726-5043
Jefferson County Elaine N. Walker Logan County
Mayor of Bowling Green
Jeanene Renner PO Box 430, 1001 College Street Councilmembers &
Mayor of Centertown Bowling Green, 42102-0430 Commissioners
PO Box 517, 816 Main Street Phone: (270) 393-3000
Centertown, 42328 Fax: (270) 393-3698
Debbie Abbott
Phone: (270) 232-5067 Warren County
Commissioner of Ghent
Fax: (270) 232-5969 PO Box 363
Ohio County Gene Weaver
Ghent, 41045
Mayor of Fort Wright
Debra Riggs 409 Kyles Lane
Kay Ackerson
Mayor of Upton Fort Wright, 41011-5146
Councilmember of Jeffersontown
43 N Pleasant Hill Road Phone: (859) 331-1700
11100 Moserwood Road
Upton, 42784 Fax: (859) 331-0454
Jeffersontown, 40223
Phone: (270) 369-7280 Kenton County
Hardin County Cecelia Adams
Carolyn Weitlauf
Councilmember of Lancaster
Ella V. Seals Mayor of Langdon Place
217 Lexington Street
Mayor of Blaine PO Box 22294
LancaStreeter, 40444-1130
PO Box 66 Louisville, 40252-0294
Blaine, 41124 Phone: (502) 426-3701
Julie Raque Adams
Phone: (606) 652-9175 Fax: (502) 426-3701
Councilmember of Louisville/
Lawrence County Jefferson County
Jefferson County Metro
Government
Elizabeth Shelton Virgie F. Wells
601 W Jefferson Street
Mayor of Parkway Village Mayor of Cynthiana
Louisville, 40202
PO Box 17092 PO Box 67, City Hall, 104 E Pleasant
Louisville, 40217 Street
Lisa Adkisson
Phone: (502) 634-1846 Cynthiana, 41031-0067
Councilmember of Harlan
Jefferson County Phone: (859) 234-7150
PO Box 1377
Fax: (859) 234-0035
Harlan, 40831
Harrison County
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Mae Agee
Commissioner of Crab Orchard
238 Main Street
Crab OrchaRoad, 40419-9600
Jeanette Aldridge
Commissioner of Pembroke
399 W Nashville Street
Pembroke, 42266-9772
Linda Allen
Councilmember of Hodgenville
217 S Lincoln Boulevard
Hodgenville, 42748-1413
Teresa Allen
Councilmember of Drakesboro
PO Box 394
Drakesboro, 42337
Suzanne Allen
Councilmember of Wickliffe
P. O. Box 293
Wickliffe, 42087
Allyne Anderson
Councilmember of
Graymoor-Devondale
1513 Applewood Lane
Louisville, 40222-4211
Diana Anderson
Councilmember of Pineville
PO Box 688, Walnut & Virginia
Avenues
Pineville, 40977-0688
Vickie J. Aragon
Councilmember of Oak Grove
1158 Patton Place
Oak Grove, 42262
Maxie Arnett
Councilmember of Salyersville
846 Coal Branch Road
Salyersville, 41465
Helen Jo Arnold
Councilmember of
Watterson Park
4311 Conaem Drive
Louisville, 40213
Marilyn Arnold
Commissioner of Centertown
PO Box 44
Centertown, 42328-0044
Mary Ann Arnold
Commissioner of Wildwood
PO Box 24036
Louisville, 40224
Kimberly Cruse Ash
Commissioner of Upton
PO Box 153
Upton, 42784
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D O O R S
Barbara Asher
Commissioner of Hyden
PO Box 901
Hyden, 41749-0901
Elizabeth T. Atcher
Commissioner of Meadowview
Estates
1900 Manor House Drive
Louisville, 40220
Nancy Atkinson
Councilmember of Edgewood
3071 Hergott Drive
Edgewood, 41017
Sarah Atwood
Councilmember of Cloverport
212 W Main Street
Cloverport, 40111-1399
Barbara Baker
Councilmember of Radcliff
233 Redmar Lane
Radcliff, 40160
Katherine Baker
Councilmember of
Fleming-Neon
PO Box 141
Fleming-Neon, 41840
Linda G. Baldwin
Councilmember of Jenkins
PO Box 568
Jenkins, 41537
Martha Lynn Ballard
Commissioner of Loretto
PO Box 45
Loretto, 40037-0045
Laura Bandy
Councilmember of Irvington
Route 2, Box 96
Irvington, 40146
Penny L. Barbee
Councilmember of Millersburg
106 Maple Avenue
Carlisle, 40311
Willa M. Barger
Commissioner of
Streetrathmoor Village
2623 Byron Avenue
Louisville, 40205
Wilma Barnes
Councilmember of Barbourville
312 S Allison Avenue
Barbourville, 40906-1235
Elizabeth Barr
Commissioner of Glenview
3114 Boxhill Court
Louisville, 40222
O F O P P O R T U N I T Y
Betty Barton
Councilmember of Carlisle
220 High Street
Carlisle, 40311-1242
Roberta Bashford
Councilmember of Owingsville
PO Box 346, 60 E Main Street
Owingsville, 40360
Kim BaStreetin
Councilmember of Falmouth
410 Maple Avenue
Falmouth, 41040
Tammy Baumgardner
Councilmember of Minor
Lane Heights
11407 Courage Court
Louisville, 40219
Frances Bayes
Councilmember of Glencoe
116 Noel Street
Glencoe, 41046-9802
Karen Beagle
Councilmember of Mount Olivet
116 Main Street
Mount Olivet, 41064
Joann Bealer
Commissioner of Old
Brownsboro Place
2502 Ballantrae Circle
Louisville, 40242
Terri L. Beeler
Councilmember of Coldstream
4901 Springlet Court
Louisville, 40245
Lisa Tharp Beggs
Commissioner of Barlow
P.O. Box 553
Barlow, 42024
Rebecca Beld
Commissioner of Kingsley
2612 Taylorsville Road
Louisville, 40205
Sharon Benge
Councilmember of London
501 S Main Street
London, 40741
Deborah L. Bentley
Councilmember of Martin
PO Box 749
Martin, 41649
Glenda Bentley
Councilmember of Hindman
33 Sunset Street
Hindman, 41822
Sandy Benz
Commissioner of South Park
View
9108 Aria Drive
Louisville, 40219-4747
Edna Berger
Councilmember of Elizabethtown
1412 N Dixie Avenue
Elizabethtown, 42701-2624
Sharon N. Berger
Councilmember of Northfield
6001 Fox Creek Court
Northfield, 40222-6332
Rose Betlej
Commissioner of Ekron
308 Broadway
Ekron, 40017
Dianne Bingham
Councilmember of Grand Rivers
PO Box 184
Grand Rivers, 42045
Janet K. Bishop
Councilmember of Morehead
182 E Main Street
Morehead, 40351
Lucille Bishop
Commissioner of Sycamore
10603 Sycamore Green
Louisville, 40223
Roxanne M. Blankenship
Councilmember of Elkhorn City
PO Box 645
Elkhorn City, 41522
Joanna Blubaugh
Commissioner of Oakland
PO Box 122
Oakland, 42159-0122
Suzanne J. Blythe
Commissioner of Hills and Dales
3422 Mt. Rainier Drive,
Louisville, 40241
Emma Boards
Commissioner of Park City
PO Box 304
Park City, 42160-0304
Melinda Boards
Commissioner of Plum Springs
305 EaStreeton Circle
Bowling Green, 42101
Vicki Boerger
Councilmember of Fort Mitchell
32 Virginia Avenue
Fort Mitchell, 41017-2943
Tracy Bowles
Councilmember of Orchard
Grass Hills
9206 Timothy Place
Crestwood, 40014
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Norma Bowyer Tara Bynum-Combs Joyce Castle Joanne Cobble

Councilmember of Cumberland Councilmember of Calvert City Councilmember of Louisa Councilmember of Independence
205 Cornett Street PO Box 36, 1315 Fifth Avenue 215 N Main Cross Street 5257 Madison Pike
Cumberland, 40823 Calvert City, 42029 Louisa, 41230-1125 Independence, 41051

Mary Ellen Bradley Kimberly Byrd Annette “Ann” Catlin Ruth T. Coleman
Councilmember of Versailles Commissioner of Hollow Creek Councilmember of Raceland Commissioner of Kenton Vale
PO Box 42, 6605 Hollow Tree Road 711 Chinn Street 320 Kuhrs Lane
Versailles, 40383-0042 Louisville, 40228 Raceland, 41169-1113 Kenton Vale, 41015

Candance Brake Joetta Bass Calhoun Gayle Cayton Neva Collins

Commissioner of Owensboro Councilmember of Mount Councilmember of Crittenden Councilmember of Elsmere
1829 StreetratfoRoad Drive Washington 109 Timberwood Drive 3793 Harvest Way
Owensboro, 42301 245 Briarcliff Court Crittenden, 41030-7325 Elsmere, 41018-2755
Mount Washington, 40047
Iris A. Brantley Twila Hansel Chadwick Wanda Colson
Councilmember of Princeton Ellen Call Commissioner of Wallins Commissioner of Corinth
805 Marion Road Councilmember of Louisville/ PO Box 522 PO Box 157
Princeton, 42445 Jefferson County Metro Wallins Creek, 40873 Corinth, 41010-0157
Government
Hannah Brasher 601 W Jefferson Street Sharon Chandler Eva Mae Combs
Councilmember of Fredonia Louisville, 40202 Commissioner of Woodlawn Commissioner of Buckhorn
PO Box 162 13 W Crescent Avenue 57 School House Branch
Fredonia, 42411-0162 Sandra Callahan Woodlawn, 41071 Buckhorn, 41721
Commissioner of Manor Creek
Anne Braun PO Box 22133 Lori Charlton Marilyn D. Compton
Councilmember of Audubon Louisville, 40252 Commissioner of Hazel Commissioner of Coal Run
Park P.O. Box 121 Village
3303 Chickadee Road Nancy Camp Hazel, 42049 PO Box 107
Louisville, 40213 Councilmember of Elkton Pikeville, 41502
409 S Main Street Barbara Chase
Karen Bridges Elkton, 42220-8805 Councilmember of Earlington Betsy R. Conrad
Councilmember of Woodbury 304 North Sebree Councilmember of Florence
112 N Church Street Billie Sue Camp Earlington, 42410-1234 7 Mary’S Court
Morgantown, 42261 Commissioner of Trenton Florence, 41042
PO Box 244 Linda Chesser
Susan Bryant Trenton, 42286 Councilmember of Watterson Mary Jude Constable
Councilmember of Cadiz Park Commissioner of Bancroft
80 Hospital Street Sarah Likens Campbell 4308 Conaem Drive 2311 Tavener Drive
Cadiz, 42211-7970 Commissioner of Rockport Louisville, 40213 Louisville, 40242
8668 Us Highway 62 W
Marie Bukowski Rockport, 42369 Gayla M. Cissell Margaret Cook
Councilmember of Indian Hills Commissioner of Oakland Councilmember of Independence
2103 Rudy Lane Sheila Valentine Canler PO Box 106, 110 Taylor Avenue 96 Carrie Way
Louisville, 40207 Councilmember of Mortons Gap Oakland, 42159 Independence, 41051
PO Box 609
Jada Burgess Mortons Gap, 42440 Doris Clark-Parham Melody Lynn Coots
Commissioner of Arlington Councilmember of Murray Councilmember of Lynch
48 Cummings Road Leslie B. Carmichael 413 N. 17th Street PO Box 245
Arlington, 42021 Commissioner of Green Spring Murray, 42071 Lynch, 40807
7102 Greengate Court
Martha Burns Louisville, 40241 Julie Clay Loretta H. Cornett
Councilmember of Blackey Councilmember of Perryville Councilmember of Cumberland
PO Box 364, 265 Main Street Loop Katha Carpenter 353 S. Buell Street 1201 Bridge Street
Blackey, 41804 Commissioner of Livingston Perryville, 40468 Cumberland, 40823
PO Box 654, Mullins Street
Phyllis Burns LivingStreeton, 40445-0146 Sandy Clayton Karen Cotcamp
Councilmember of Mount Olivet Councilmember of Providence Councilmember of Silver Grove
PO Box 78, 365 Rural Route #2 Anne Carr 307 Bradley Street PO Box 282
Mount Olivet, 41064 Councilmember of Lynch Providence, 42450 Silver Grove, 41085-0282
PO Box 222
Tania Burns Lynch, 40855 Stacey Cline Teresa L. Cotton
Commissioner of Rockport Councilmember of Commissioner of Latonia Lakes
PO Box 175 Kathy Carter Shepherdsville 484 Walnut Road
Rockport, 42369 Commissioner of Frankfort PO Box 400 Latonia Lakes, 41015
204 Montgomery Avenue Shepherdsville, 40165-0400
Betty Carter Bussell Frankfort, 40601 Debbie Couch
Councilmember of Mount Vernon Francis Clinkscales Commissioner of Prestonville
PO Box 1465, 125 Richmond Street Councilmember of PO Box 306
Mount Vernon, 40456-0074 Campbellsville Carrollton, 41008
206 Mayes Court
Campbellsville, 42718-1418

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Shannon Cox
Vice Mayor of Winchester
111 Ashland Avenue
Winchester, 40391-2205
Ingrid Caudill Crabtree
Councilmember of Clay City
PO Box 839
Clay City, 40312
Fonda Wilson Crawford
Councilmember of Somerset
100 North Linnwood Court
Somerset, 42501
Angelia F. Creech
Councilmember of Elkhorn City
PO Box 681, 395 Patty Loveless
Drive
Elkhorn City, 41522-0681
Mary Creech
Councilmember of Benham
PO Box 231
Benham, 40807
Beatrice Croft
Commissioner of Salem
216 Farris Street
Salem, 42078-8058
Barbara Crouch
Commissioner of Trenton
PO Box 45
Trenton, 42286
Pearl Crum
Councilmember of Grayson
302 E Main Street
Grayson, 41143-1341
Kim Crupper
Councilmember of Williamstown
PO Box 147
Williamstown, 41097-0147
Janet Cummins
Councilmember of Monterey
10275 Hwy 127S
Monterey, 40359
Paulette A. Cunningham
Commissioner of Hills and Dales
3309 Brenner Pass
Louisville, 40241
Lavinda Curl
Councilmember of West Point
201 S Sixth Street
West Point, 40177-1317
Strphanie Watts Damron
Councilmember of Pippa Passes
100 Purpose Road
Pippa Passes, 41844-9701
Lisa Davenport
Councilmember of Anchorage
1601 Evergreen Road
Anchorage, 40223
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D O O R S
Janet C. Davis
Commissioner of Old
Brownsboro Place
724 Heatherly Square
Louisville, 40242
Michele E. Deep
Commissioner of Henderson
209 Cardinal Lane
Henderson, 42420-3923
Patricia Dennis
Councilmember of Clay
95 W Elm Street
Clay, 42404-2301
Beverly Devine
Councilmember of Willisburg
PO Box 33
Willisburg, 40078
Sharon Dews
Councilmember of Carrollton
615 Sixth Street
Carrollton, 41008-1224
Kim Deyer
Councilmember of Wilmore
200 South Maple
Wilmore, 40390-1329
Jeanette Flowers Diamond
Councilmember of Albany
P.O. Box 115
Albany, 42602
Bernice Dickerson
Councilmember of Adairville
PO Box 44
Adairville, 42202-0044
Mary Jane Dillihay
Councilmember of Drakesboro
PO Box 69
Drakesboro, 42337
Janee Begley Dixon
Councilmember of Blackey
PO Box 364
Blackey, 41804-0364
Katherine Dixon
Councilmember of Cumberland
619 Spring Street
Cumberland, 40823
Lois Dixon
Councilmember of Worthington
PO Box 366
Worthington, 41183-0366
Sharon Doll
Commissioner of Forest Hills
2302 Cherian Drive
Louisville, 40299-1706
Sarah Dorroh
Councilmember of Kuttawa
1914 Lake Barkley Drive
Kuttawa, 42055
O F O P P O R T U N I T Y
Sally Doyle
Councilmember of Windy Hills
4704 Kitty Hawk Way
Windy Hills, 40207-1753
Peggy Druin
Councilmember of Pioneer
Village
4700 Summitt Drive
Louisville, 40229
Deborah J. Duke
Commissioner of Caneyville
117 Walnut Grove Avenue
Caneyville, 42721
Sharon Kay Skaggs Dummitt
Councilmember of Shively
2334 Perth Drive
Shively, 40216
Joanne Dunaway
Councilmember of Beattyville
PO Box 616
Beattyville, 41311-0616
Donna Duvall
Commissioner of Houston Acres
3124 Houston Boulevard
Louisville, 40220-2210
Connie J. Eaton
Councilmember of Livermore
816 Sand Hill Road
Livermore, 42352
Jessica Eaves
Commissioner of River Bluff
13407 Creekview Road
Prospect, 40207
Jackie Edens
Councilmember of Clay
176 Park Street
Clay, 42404-2256
Rebecca Edmondson
Commissioner of Pleasureville
2858 Hillspring Road
Pleasureville, 40057
Faye Ellerkamp
Council Member of Windy Hills
703 Merrifield Road
Windy Hills, 40207
Martha Elliott
Councilmember of Auburn
156 N Lincoln Street
Auburn, 42206-5103
Stacy Edds Ellis
Councilmember of Calhoun
550 Center Street
Calhoun, 42327
Kimberly Ellison
Commissioner of Wallins
PO Box 453
Wallins, 40873-0453
Rebecca Terril Elswick
Councilmember of Jenkins
PO Box 568
Jenkins, 41537
Deborah Embry
Commissioner of Caneyville
PO Box 98
Caneyville, 42721-0098
Robin J. Engel
Councilmember of Louisville/
Jefferson County Metro
Government
601 W Jefferson Street
Louisville, 40202
Mary Rose Evans
Commissioner of Parkway
Village
817 Perennial Drive
Louisville, 40217-2015
Deloris Everley
Councilmember of McHenry
661 State Route 1245
Beaver Dam, 42320
Sudy Fannin
Councilmember of Grayson
PO Box 1116
Grayson, 41143-5116
Bobbi Farmer
Councilmember of Alexandria
8330 West Main Street
Alexandria, 41001
Evelyn Farmer
Councilmember of Middlesboro
PO Box 756, Lothbury Avenue
Middlesboro, 40965-2529
Violet Farmer
Councilmember of Berea
212 Chesnut Street
Berea, 40403-1593
Ruth Wimsett Faulkner
Commissioner of New Haven
P.O. Box 213
New Haven, 40051
Betty C. Fay
Councilmember of Carlisle
303 Kennedy Heights
Carlisle, 40311
Beth Fennell
Commissioner of Newport
998 Monmouth Street
Newport, 41071-2115
Amy J. Ferguson
Councilmember of Greenup
1620 E. Main Street
Greenup, 41144
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Angela M. Finke Jamie Garrett Linda Gorton Brenda Guidugli

Councilmember of Park Hills
1106 Amsterdam Road
Park Hills, 41011-2827
Diana K. Fish
Councilmember of Prestonsburg
203 Westminster Street
Prestonsburg, 41653
Carolyn Flannery
Councilmember of McKee
PO Box 56
McKee, 40447-0056
Madonna B. Flood
Councilmember of Louisville/
Jefferson County Metro
Government
601 W Jefferson Street
Louisville, 40202
Karen Forker
Councilmember of Sebree
6784 State Route 56 E
Sebree, 42455
Elaine Forrester
Commissioner of Fulton
PO Box 1350, 101 Nelson Tripp
Place
Fulton, 42041
Lynn Fox
Commissioner of Smithfield
5519 Main Street
Smithfield, 40068
Carol Franzen
Councilmember of Independence
2113 Comice Court
Independence, 41051
Rose C. French
Councilmember of Waverly
181 East Union Street
Waverly, 42462
Cheryl Furby
Councilmember of Fleming-
Neon
PO Box 66, Main Street
Fleming-Neon, 41840
Joann Gabbard
Councilmember of McKee
122 Indian Creek Road
McKee, 40447-8803
Karen Heringhaus Gaiser
Councilmember of Ludlow
312 Park Avenue
Ludlow, 41016
Dorleen Garrett
Councilmember of Pioneer
Village
4700 Summitt Drive
Louisville, 40229-3580
Councilmember of Lebanon
215 North Forest Street
Lebanon, 40033
Michelle Garrison
Councilmember of Brooksville
PO Box 216, 101 Frankfort Street
Brooksville, 41004
Monica L. Gearding
Councilmember of Wilder
117 Feldman Lane
Wilder, 41076
Ann Gears-Pribble
Councilmember of Corydon
P.O. Box 272
Corydon, 42406
Elizabeth Gentry
Councilmember of Central City
910 W Whitmer Street
Central City, 42330-2053
Peggy George
Commissioner of North
Middletown
132 Sunnyhill Drive
Paris, 40361
Dorothy Gerding
Councilmember of Carrsville
1913 Main Street
Carrsville, 42081
Lula Gibson
Commissioner of Vicco
Box 413
Vicco, 41773
Barbara Gilbert
Commissioner of Campton
PO Box 35, Main Street
Campton, 41301
Malvie B. Gilbert
Councilmember of McKee
PO Box 577
Mckee, 40447
Angela Gill
Councilmember of West Buechel
3727 Street. Francis Avenue
Louisville, 40218
Rosa Gilland
Commissioner of Smithland
401 Sams Street
Smithland, 42081-9404
Shirley A. Gillespie
Councilmember of Oak Grove
8644 Church Hill Drive
Oak Grove, 42262
Liz Gillis
Councilmember of Bloomfield
332 Fairfield Hill
Bloomfield, 40008-7124
Councilmember of Lexington/
Fayette Urban County Govern-
ment
200 E Main Street, 5th Floor
Lexington, 40507-1310
Stacey Graus
Councilmember of Alexandria
121 Whispering Woods
Alexandria, 41001-9226
Sue Green
Councilmember of Mount Olivet
PO Box 21
Mount Olivet, 41064
Lisa Gregory
Commissioner of Latonia Lakes
6132 Clubhouse Drive
Latonia Lakes, 41015
Wanda Gregory
Commissioner of Bonnieville
7895 N Dixie Highway
Bonnieville, 42713-8308
Sandy Gribbins
Commissioner of Bradfordsville
PO Box 65, Main Street
Bradfordsville, 40009
Carla Aaron Grider
Commissioner of Russell
Springs
508 Lakeway Drive
Russell Springs, 42642
Lacey Griffey
Councilmember of Benham
P.O. Box 354
Benham, 40807
Ronni Grigsby
Commissioner of Hunters
Hollow
11304 Angelina Road
Louisville, 40229
Patricia H. Grimes
Councilmember of Bromley
333 Moore Street
Bromley, 41016
Nancy Jo Grobmyer
Councilmember of Carrollton
304 Ninth Street
Carrollton, 41008-1414
Rhonda Sue Gross
Councilmember of West Buechel
3744 Marvin Avenue
Louisville, 40218
Gloria Grubbs
Councilmember of Elsmere
216 Caldwell Drive
Elsmere, 41018
Councilmember of Bellevue
604 Poplar Street
Bellevue, 41073
Martha Gulley
Councilmember of Salt Lick
158 Reeves Lane
Salt Lick, 40371-8640
Sidney Gullion
Commissioner of Sparta
158 Highway 467
Sparta, 41086
Tracy Gunderson
Councilmember of Adairville
463 East Gallatin Street
Adairville, 42202
Josephine Hagan
Councilmember of Lewisport
PO Box 387
Lewisport, 42351-0387
Neeta Keeling Hale
Councilmember of Calvert City
1543 Fifteenth Avenue SE
Calvert City, 42029
Ernestine Burchett Hall
Commissioner of Allen
P.O. Box 192
Allen, 41601
Aida Hamilton
Commissioner of Loretto
PO Box 45
Loretto, 40037-0045
Cheri Bryant Hamilton
Councilmember of Louisville/
Jefferson County Metro
Government
601 W Jefferson Street, 3rd Floor
Louisville, 40202-2741
Shirley Hamilton
Councilmember of Morehead
401 Skaggs Road
Morehead, 40351-8851
Angela Ford Hamilton
Councilmember of Fairfield
PO Box 12
Fairfield, 40020
Ruth Harlow Harmon
Councilmember of Fleming-
Neon
Box 628
Fleming-Neon, 41840
Wilda Hardesty
Commissioner of Fordsville
66 Ratliff Street,
Fordsville, 42343-9303

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Carolyn Hardin Rita Henley Annette House Nita James

Councilmember of Springfield
127 W Main Street
Springfield, 40069
Linda Harding
Commissioner of Hazel
PO Box 156
Hazel, 42049-0156
Kay Hardy
Commissioner of Rolling Hills
PO Box 22445
Louisville, 40252-0445
JoAnn Harris
Commissioner of Campton
PO Box 28
Campton, 41301-0028
Donna Harris
Commissioner of Rockport
225 Main Street
Rockport, 42369
Judy Harrison
Councilmember of McKee
PO Box 455, US 421 - Main Street
McKee, 40447-0455
Dawn Hastings
Councilmember of Perryville
506 E. Third Street
Perryville, 40468
Eva Hawes
Councilmember of Morgantown
PO Box 397, 117 N Main Street
Morgantown, 42261-9435
Mary Haydon
Councilmember of Springfield
127 W Main Street
Springfield, 40069-1226
Shirley Hays
Councilmember of Lewisport
1245 Meadowlane Drive
Lewisport, 42351-2439
Mary M. Heaton
Councilmember of Burgin
PO Box 305
Burgin, 40310
Geraldine F. Heck
Commissioner of Hurstbourne
Acres
9100 Haviland Avenue
Louisville, 40220
Charlotte Hendricks
Councilmember of Hartford
116 E Washington Street
HartfoRoad, 42347-1141
Susan Hendricks
Councilmember of Cloverport
212 W Main Street
Cloverport, 40111-1399
Councilmember of Murray
1305 S Sixteenth Street
Murray, 42071-2809
Vickie Henley
Councilmember of West Liberty
565 Main Street
WeStreet Liberty, 41472-1015
Sharon Henry
Commissioner of Forest Hills
5 Narwood Drive
Jeffersontown, 40299-1745
Linda Herrington
Commissioner of Ewing
PO Box 213
Ewing, 41039
Donna G. Hewlett
Councilmember of Greenup
1103 E Main Street
Greenup, 41144
Martha Hicks
Councilmember of Crittenden
201 Ridgeway Drive
Crittenden, 41030-8944
Leland Hicks
Councilmember of Albany
926 Rainbow Drive
Albany, 42602
Marsha Theiss Hicks
Commissioner of Crossgate
4924 Grantham Place
Louisville, 40222
Sharron A. Hilbrecht
Commissioner of Crossgate
1900 Crossgate Lane
Louisville, 40222
Ronda J. Hiller
Commissioner of California
10239 Madison Avenue
California, 41007
Dolores Hoback
Commissioner of Meadowbrook
Farm
PO Box 23104
Louisville, 40223-0104
Brenda Hobbs
Commissioner of Fairview
8394 Decoursey Pike
Covington, 41015-9509
Betty Holmes
Commissioner of Wellington
2502 Brighton Drive
Louisville, 40202
Janet Kerlin Holocher
Councilmember of Fort Mitchell
140 Williamsburg
Fort Mitchell, 41017
Councilmember of Lebanon
Junction
145 Pike Lane
Lebanon Junction, 40150
Laura House
Councilmember of Manchester
PO Box 422
Manchester, 40962-0422
Sherrie House
Councilmember of Manchester
90 Circle Drive
Manchester, 40962
Susan Howard
Councilmember of Loyall
Box 1117
Loyall, 40354
Brenda Green Huffman
Councilmember of Leitchfield
1208 James Street
Leitchfield, 42754
Linda Hughes
Councilmember of Ferguson
607 Ford Drive
Ferguson, 42533
Donna Hunley
Councilmember of Somerset
PO Box 989,
Somerset, 42502-0989
Beth Hunt
Councilmember of Wickliffe
PO Box 157
Wickliffe, 42087-0157
Wanda Faye Hunt
Councilmember of Ferguson
P.O. Box 141
Ferguson, 42533
Penelope Hurtt
Councilmember of Dayton
309 Dayton Avenue
Dayton, 41074
Louise Hutchison
Councilmember of Columbia
500 Watson Street
Columbia, 42728-1729
Sherry Hyde
Councilmember of Woodlawn
Park
PO Box 7891
Louisville, 40257-0891
Remonda Ison
Councilmember of Sandy Hook
PO Box 274
Sandy Hook, 41171
Sena Ison
Commissioner of Blaine
PO Box 66
Blaine, 41124-0066
Councilmember of Plantation
8803 Blossom Lane
Louisville, 40242
Fran Jarrell
Councilmember of Paintsville
PO Box 1588
Paintsville, 41240
Anne Jay
Commissioner of Barbourmeade
3512 Breeland Avenue
Louisville, 40241
Earnestine Jenkins
Commissioner of Woodburn
125 South Main Street
Woodburn, 42170
Pam Jennings
Commissioner of Sacramento
145 CheStreetnut Street
Sacramento, 42372
Leigh Ann Jeter
Commissioner of Norwood
7614 Norbourne Drive
Louisville, 40222
Andrea Jewell
Councilmember of Horse Cave
316 Woodlawn Avenue,
Horse Cave, 42749
Anita Johnson
Councilmember of Jeffersontown
10721 Blackwood Road,
Jeffersontown, 40299
Janet Johnson
Councilmember of Pippa Passes
100 Purpose Road
Pippa Passes, 41844-9701
Kay C. Jones
Commissioner of Richmond
204 Magnolia Drive
Richmond, 40475-1363
Linda Jones
Councilmember of Lyndon
7911 Greenway Drive
Lyndon, 40222-4435
Belinda Marshall Jordan
Councilmember of West Liberty
565 Main Street
West Liberty, 41472
Regina Jordan
Commissioner of Blaine
PO Box 66
Blaine, 41124
Jeanne Keats
Commissioner of Hills and Dales
3305 Mt. Shasta Way
Louisville, 40241

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Yvonne Kennedy
Councilmember of Irvington
Rt 2, Box 97-G
Irvington, 40146-9513
Linda Keown
Councilmember of Morgantown
PO Box 605
Morgantown, 42261
Brenda G. Keplinger
Councilmember of Powderly
P.O. Box 50
Powderly, 42367
Betty Kimelton
Commissioner of Campton
226 South Washington Street
Campton, 41301
Joni King
Councilmember of Ferguson
105 Ash Street
Ferguson, 42533-9505
Mary Charles King
Councilmember of Guthrie
PO Box 542
Guthrie, 42234
Shelley Strange Kinsey
Councilmember of LaCenter
PO Box 496
LaCenter, 42056
Connie L. Kirchner
Councilmember of Orchard
Grass Hills
9540 Poplar Hill Drive
Crestwood, 40014
Sydney R. Kirsch
Commissioner of Taylorsville
298 East Main Street
Taylorsville, 40071
Jan Knepshield
Commissioner of Newport
998 Monmouth Street
Newport, 41071-2115
Jean Knight
Councilmember of LaGrange
221 Jane Street
LaGrange, 40031
Joy Kobel
Commissioner of Creekside
PO Box 221076
Louisville, 40241
Elizabeth Kramer
Councilmember of Lyndon
8006 Greenway Drive
Lyndon, 40222-4438
Melinda Kurtz
Councilmember of Brooksville
PO Box 285
Brooksville, 41004-0285
D O O R S O F O P P O R T U N I T Y
Vicki Kyle Margaret A. Love Patsy Mayes
Councilmember of Erlanger Councilmember of Brandenburg Councilmember of Shively
3260 Crestline Drive PO Box 305, 737 High Street 3426 Fern Lea Road
Erlanger, 41018-2203 Brandenburg, 40108 Shively, 40216-3670
Lula Mae Kyle Linda Lowe Patricia Mayfield
Commissioner of Worthville Councilmember of Olive Hill Commissioner of Whitesville
331 Highway 467 P.O. Box 46 10735 Green Street
Worthville, 41098 Olive Hill, 41164 Whitesville, 42378-9715
Sandy Lakes Theresa Luckett Pat McCarty
Councilmember of McKee Commissioner of South Park Councilmember of Saint Regis
PO Box 455, US 421 - Main Street View Park
McKee, 40447-0455 9108 Aria Drive 4301 Stratton Road
Louisville, 40219-4747 Louisville, 40220-1225
Nancy Lambert
Commissioner of Westwood Patricia Lusk Illene McClure
PO Box 22006 Councilmember of Brandenburg Councilmember of Clay City
Louisville, 40252 347 Atwill 54 Second Avenue
Brandenburg, 40108 Clay City, 40312
Shelley Laneve
Councilmember of Providence Francis G. Lydian Cynthia McEnroe
300 Rickard Lane Councilmember of Bardstown Councilmember of Hartford
Providence, 42450 220 N Fifth Street 300 Poplar Springs Drive
Bardstown, 22004-1453 Hartford, 42347-9346
Pat Latimer
Commissioner of Hazel Brenda Lykins Karen McGill
PO Box 208 Councilmember of Vanceburg Councilmember of Corydon
Hazel, 42049-0208 615 Second Street PO Box 185, 212 Main Street
Vanceburg, 41179-1051 Corydon, 42406
Holly Lewis Law
Councilmember of Plantation Sandra Macy Christine McGrath
8400 Blossom Lane Councilmember of Saint Regis Councilmember of Burgin
Louisville, 40242 Park PO Box 68
PO Box 20429, 4318 Taylorsville Burgin, 40310-0068
Ann Leake Road
Councilmember of Walton Louisville, 40250-0429 Joyce McHolan
PO Box 95, 40 N Main Street Commissioner of Ekron
Walton, 41094 Brenda Margelot PO Box 186
Councilmember of Sebree Ekron, 40117
Jodi Letts PO Box 61
Commissioner of Fincastle Sebree, 42455-0061 Pamela Tipton McIntosh
3906 Lake Ridge Court Councilmember of Stanton
Crestwood, 40014 Norma Jean Markham 764 Riverview Drive
Councilmember of Sturgis Stanton, 40380
Shelley Raines Lewis 1224 N Adams Street
Councilmember of Mount Vernon Streeturgis, 42459-1121 Rose McKinney
10 Greenway Drive Councilmember of Kuttawa
Mount Vernon, 40456 Janice Marks PO Box 32
Commissioner of Dixon Kuttawa, 42055-0032
Mary Ann Liebert PO Box 186
Councilmember of Watterson Dixon, 42409 Anita McLoughlin
Park Commissioner of Creekside
PO Box 32391 Carolyn Jeanett Mason PO Box 221076
Louisville, 40213 Councilmember of Lynnview Louisville, 40241
1241 Gilmore Lane
Karen A. Lied Louisville, 40213-2307 Joyce McMullin
Councilmember of Fort Thomas Councilmember of Ludlow
166 Riverside Parkway Patty Masterson 529 Elm
Fort Thomas, 41075-1143 Commissioner of Langdon Place Ludlow, 41016
PO Box 22294
Carol Ann Litts Louisville, 40252-0294 Dorothy B. McNair
Councilmember of Jenkins Councilmember of Northfield
PO Box 688 Esther Matthews 2101 Northfield Drive
Jenkins, 41537 Commissioner of Poplar Hills Northfield, 40222-6322
332 Huntington Park Drive
Tina J. Long Louisville, 40213-2463 Donna McNichols
Councilmember of Bloomfield Councilmember of Cadiz
PO Box 334 PO Box 830
Bloomfield, 40008 Cadiz, 42211-0830
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Crystal Meade
Commissioner of Blaine
595 S Hwy 201
Blaine, 41124-9713
Melodee Grubbs Merrell
Councilmember of Florence
240 W Dilcrest
Florence, 41042-9630
Julie Metzger
Councilmember of Florence
72 Belmont Court
Florence, 41042-8986
Angela Meyerhoffer
Councilmember of Plantation
PO Box 22698
Louisville, 40252
Patricia Meyers
Councilmember of Lewisport
100 Sands Drive
Lewisport, 42351-2446
Nancy Mieure
Commissioner of Hazel
PO Box 58
Hazel, 42049-0156
Nan Milliman
Councilmember of Prospect
7509 Chestnut Hill Drive
Prospect, 40059-9485
Janice Minton
Commissioner of Caneyville
PO Box 188
Caneyville, 42721-0188
Susan Mitchell
Councilmember of Anchorage
12808 Osage Road
Anchorage, 40223-1533
Kim Mitchell
Councilmember of Orchard
Grass Hills
7204 Autumn Bent Way
Orchard Grass Hills, 40014
Marilyn E. Mitchell
Commissioner of Strathmoor
Village
2619 Byron Avenue
Louisville, 40205
Beth Moffett
Commissioner of Rolling Fields
3705 Fairway Lane
Rolling Fields, 40207
Lily Monroe
Councilmember of Concord
Rural Route 2, Box 510
Vanceburg, 44179
Brenda Kay Moore
Councilmember of West Buechel
3737 Marvin Avenue
Louisville, 40218
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Margaret Moore
Councilmember of
Shepherdsville
PO Box 400, 170 Frank E Simon
Avenue
Shepherdsville, 40165
Roszelle Hart Moore
Councilmember of West Point
1006 Main Street
West Point, 40177
Willa Moorman
Commissioner of Fordsville
79 Ratliff Street
Fordsville, 42343-9303
Annie D. Morehead
Councilmember of Guthrie
PO Box 388
Guthrie, 42234
Wanda L. Morgan
Councilmember of Hillview
108 N Skyline Drive
Louisville, 40229
Joyce Morphew
Commissioner of Goshen
PO Box 112
Goshen, 40026-0112
Beth Roberson Morris
Councilmember of Irvington
503 Oak Street
Irvington, 40146
Mary Jo Morrow
Councilmember of Wilmore
115 Pickett Drive
Wilmore, 40390-1222
Jackie Mosley
Councilmember of Hindman
77 Dukes Branch Road
Hindman, 41822
Clara M. Mulberry
Councilmember of Crittenden
116 Timberwood Drive
Crittenden, 41030
Winnie Muncy
Commissioner of Inez
PO Box 1024
Inez, 41224
Mary Murphy
Commissioner of Wayland
Box 181
Wayland, 41666
Sandra S. Murphy
Commissioner of Hebron Estates
3594 Willow Way
Shepherdsville, 40165
O F O P P O R T U N I T Y
Susan Myers
Commissioner of North
Middletown
132 Hill-N-Dell Road
North Middletown, 40361
Pam Nash
Councilmember of Grayson
212 Huff Street
Grayson, 41143-1321
Mary Jo Nay
Councilmember of Saint
Matthews
430 Virginia Avenue
Louisville, 40222-4722
Catherine Neal
Councilmember of Hartford
387 Poplar Springs Drive
Hartford, 42347-9346
Carol Nelson
Councilmember of Brandenburg
415 Trail Ridge Road
Brandenburg, 40108
Dawn Nelson
Councilmember of Hardin
PO Box 57
HaRoadin, 42048-0057
Denice Nelson
Commissioner of Beaver Dam
PO Box 408, 309 W Second Street
Beaver Dam, 42320
Donna Nichols
Commissioner of Hurstbourne
Acres
9104 Haviland Avenue
Louisville, 40220
Kathy Nichols
Councilmember of Dawson
Springs
407 Hamby Avenue
Dawson Springs, 42408-1809
Stacy Nichols
Commissioner of Berry
107 Ross Avenue
Berry, 41003
Micki Nickell
Commissioner of Frenchburg
HCR 71, Box 1335
Frenchburg, 40322-9625
Janie Nixon
Councilmember of Waverly
110 East Union
Waverly, 42462
Barbara Noland
Commissioner of Druid Hills
3905 Elfin Avenue
Louisville, 40207
Joan Noles
Commissioner of Wellington
2404 Manchester Road
Louisville, 40205-3048
Jo Ann Norfleet
Councilmember of Somerset
PO Box 989, 400 E Mt. Vernon Street
Somerset, 42502
Alice R. Nordmann
Commissioner of Rolling Hills
9400 Aylesbury Drive, Apt. #3
Louisville, 40242
Kathy Norrenbroch
Commissioner of Green Spring
7105 Green Spring Drive
Louisville, 40241
Mary Norris
Council Member of Windy Hills
Summit Executive Suites, 4350
Brownsboro Road, Suite 110
Windy Hills, 40207
Lynn Ogden
Commissioner of Ten Broeck
3703 Ten Broeck Way
Louisville, 40241-2499
Kathy O’Nan
Councilmember of Mayfield
1228 West Broadway
Mayfield, 42066
Vickie Oreta
Councilmember of Greenup
509 Washington Street
Greenup, 41144
Brenda Sue Osborne
Commissioner of North
Middletown
PO Box 173
North Middletown, 40357
Elizabeth Ann Osborne
Councilmember of Lebanon
115 Hood Avenue
Lebanon, 40033
Dolores Overby
Councilmember of Providence
818 Princeton Street
Providence, 42450
Valoise Owens
Councilmember of Shelbyville
522 Bradshaw Street
Shelbyville, 40065-1104
Sharon K. Owens
Commissioner of Norbourne
Estates
4027 Street, Ives Court
Louisville, 40207
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Melanie Palmgren Jeanne M. Pettit Virginia Price Laura Ann Reinhardt

Councilmember of Lewisburg
387 North Main Street
Lewisburg, 42256
Nettie Parker
Councilmember of Hardinsburg
209 W First Street
Hardinsburg, 40143-2606
Wendy Parrish
Councilmember of Lebanon
Junction
PO Box 282
Lebanon Junction, 40150-0282
Bonny Parrish
Councilmember of Sadieville
PO Box 129, 605 Pike Street
Sadieville, 40370
June Parson
Council Member of Columbia
116 Campbellsville Street
Columbia, 42728
Marsha Patrick
Commissioner of Kenton Vale
323 Kuhrs Lane
Kenton Vale, 41015
Brenda Patterson
Councilmember of Greensburg
108 Carlisle Avenue
Greensburg, 42743
Angela Patton
Councilmember of Vanceburg
904 Front Street
Vanceburg, 41179-1129
Janet S. Patton
Commissioner of Paris
710 Georgetown Road
Paris, 40361-2603
Therese Paul
Councilmember of Southgate
115 Electric Avenue
Southgate, 41071-3109
Carolyn Paxton
Councilmember of Greensburg
105 W Hodgenville Avenue
Greensburg, 42743-1411
Brenda Payne
Commissioner of Hunters
Hollow
11403 Angelina Road
Louisville, 40229-3049
Aimee Pelletier
Councilmember of Lakeside Park
303 Farmington Drive
Lakeside Park, 41017
Jeannette Peters
Commissioner of Crestview
14 Circle Drive
Crestview, 41076
Councilmember of Highland
Heights
23 Robinson Road
Highland Heights, 41076
Rose Pfaff
Councilmember of Highland
Heights
315 Knollwood Drive
Highland Heights, 41076
Patti Phillips
Councilmember of
Campbellsville
420 W Main Street
Campbellsville, 42718-2408
Carol Pike
Councilmember of Jeffersontown
10706 Circle Drive
Jeffersontown, 40299
Sandra K. Pitman
Councilmember of Ferguson
501 Govers Lane
Ferguson, 42533
Thelma Poe
Councilmember of Graymoor-
Devondale
1605 Lynn Way
Louisville, 40222-4152
Deborah Pollard
Councilmember of LaGrange
605 Lakeview Drive
LaGrange, 40031
Faith Portman
Councilmember of
Shepherdsville
347 Eastview Drive,
Shepherdsville, 40165
Christine Powell
Councilmember of Monterey
PO Box 99
Monterey, 40359
Donna Powell
Councilmember of Lancaster
116 Pin Oak Drive
LancaStreeter, 40444
Barbara Poynter
Commissioner of Meadow Vale
9825 Meadow Vale Drive
Louisville, 40242
Sue Poynter
Councilmember of Ferguson
702 Murphy Avenue
Ferguson, 42533
Jane M. Prater
Councilmember of Grayson
610 Holcomb Street
Grayson, 41143
Councilmember of Glencoe
PO Box 98, Main Street
Glencoe, 41046-0098
Elzie Price
Commissioner of Ewing
PO Box 86
Ewing, 41039
Linda R. Prys
Commissioner of Meadow Vale
9806 Lanesboro Way
Louisville, 40242
Verna Pulsfort
Commissioner of Woodlawn
34 West Crescent Drive
Woodlawn, 41071-2540
Nancy Purvis
Councilmember of Owingsville
PO Box 293
Owingsville, 40360-0293
Rita Quesenberry
Councilmember of Flatwoods
1213 Wilkerson Street
Flatwoods, 41139-1565
Dianne Rainwater
Councilmember of Lewisburg
PO Box 239
Lewisburg, 42256-0239
Mary Rainwaters
Councilmember of Drakesboro
PO Box 129
Drakesboro, 42337-0129
Juanita Raisor
Commissioner of New Castle
236 W. Cross Main Street
New Castle, 40050
Eulene Ratliff
Councilmember of Martin
PO Box 749
Martin, 41649-0749
Della Ray Rawlings
Commissioner of Sharpsburg
753 Main Street
Sharpsburg, 40374-9118
JoEllen Reed
Commissioner of Winchester
200 Moundale Avenue
Winchester, 40391
Miriam Reese
Commissioner of Sadieville
PO Box 146
Sadieville, 40370
Cathy Reichert
Councilmember of Bromley
210 Moore Street
Bromley, 41016
Councilmember of Murray Hill
PO Box 22302, Goose Creek Road
Louisville, 40252-0302
Colleen Reneer
Commissioner of Centertown
PO Box 82
Centertown, 42328-0082
Jackie Renfro
Councilmember of Evarts
PO Box 139
Evarts, 40828-0139
Jackie R. Renner
Councilmember of Mount Vernon
20 Mill Street
Mount Vernon, 40456
Joan Richardson
Councilmember of Ravenna
314 Poplar Street
Ravenna, 40472-1438
Annetta M. Richmond
Councilmember of Oak Grove
1175 Schatten Drive
Oak Grove, 42262
Lucy Ricketts
Councilmember of LaGrange
102 Anchor Avenue
LaGrange, 40031-1002
Doris A. Riley
Councilmember of Owenton
PO Box 152
Owenton, 40359-0152
Sandy Ritchie
Councilmember of Carlisle
130 Catherine Street
Carlisle, 40311-1267
Becky Ritz
Councilmember of Woodlawn
Park
PO Box 7891
Louisville, 40257-0891
Kathryn Roark
Councilmember of Jeffersontown
9606 Watterson Trail
Jeffersontown, 40299-3451
Maretta Robinson
Councilmember of Manchester
106 T Street
Manchester, 40962-1118
Mildred Lee Rogers
Councilmember of Jackson
881 Hwy 1812 W
Jackson, 41339-9314
Vickie Rogers
Councilmember of Horse Cave
PO Box 363
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Lou Ella Roll Farler
Commissioner of Hazard
PO Box 420, 700 Main Street
Hazard, 41701-0420
Nancy Roop
Commissioner of Rockport
PO Box 13
Rockport, 42369
Beth Ruttle Rose
Councilmember of Fort Mitchell
20 Idaho Avenue
Fort Mitchell, 41017
Rita Frazier Rose
Councilmember of Louisa
908 North Jefferson Street
Louisa, 41230
Kay Hale Ross
Councilmember of Prestonsburg
283 South Arnold Street,
Prestonburg, 41653
Donna Ruark
Commissioner of Germantown
PO Box 93
Germantown, 41044
Mary Rummage
Councilmember of Lewisport
Barbara Runge
Councilmember of Fort Thomas
2 Walker Road
Fort Thomas, 41075-1046
Mable Russell
Councilmember of Columbus
PO Box 17
Columbus, 42032
Jeanie Salmons
Commissioner of Latonia Lakes
6132 Clubhouse Drive
Latonia Lakes, 41015
Shirley Sartain
Councilmember of Livermore
PO Box 62
Livermore, 42352
Sharon Saylor
Councilmember of Mount Vernon
PO Box 1465, 125 Richmond Street
Mount Vernon, 40456
Jeanne Scalise
Councilmember of Glasgow
720 Leslie Avenue
Glasgow, 42141
Denise Scarpellini
Councilmember of Douglass
Hills
11010 Brechin Road
Louisville, 40243-1804
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Donna Schabel
Commissioner of Houston Acres
3113 Hunsinger Drive
Louisville, 40220
Cindy Schachere
Councilmember of Ludlow
543 Laurel Street
Ludlow, 41016-1313
Martha Schade
Councilmember of Saint
Matthews
1002 Round Table Court
Louisville, 40222-4422
Linda L. Schenk
Councilmember of Plantation
2512 Stonehurst Drive
Louisville, 40242
Marty Schlegel
Councilmember of Hopkinsville
101 N Main Street
Hopkinsville, 42240
Johanna Schreck
Commissioner of Kingsley
2606 Kings Highway
Louisville, 40205
Julie Schuler
Councilmember of Villa Hills
1056 Carpenters Trace
Villa Hills, 41017-4412
Margaret H. Seay
Commissioner of Bellewood
3940 Leland Road
Louisville, 40207
Roberta Seibel
Councilmember of Butler
PO Box 159
Butler, 41006-0159
Julie Shadrick
Commissioner of Slaughters
P.O. Box 114
Slaughters, 42456
Sandy Shafer
Councilmember of Lexington/
Fayette Urban County Govern-
ment
200 E Main Street, 5th Floor
Lexington, 40507-1310
Esther Shaffer
Councilmember of Russell
3372 Etna Street
Russell, 41169
Tamara Sharp
Commissioner of New Castle
P.O. Box 343
New Castle, 40050
O F O P P O R T U N I T Y
Dottie Shelburne
Commissioner of Simpsonville
PO Box 378, 104 Old Veechdale
Road
Simpsonville, 40067-0378
Helen Shryock
Councilmember of
Lawrenceburg
109 Willow Terrace
Lawrenceburg, 40342-1531
Ann Siebert
Commissioner of Seneca
Gardens
2401 Seneca Valley
Louisville, 40205-2319
Judi Sikes
Commissioner of Bellemeade
8605 Holston Road
Louisville, 40222
Delane Simpson
Commissioner of Bowling Green
2776 Cheyenne Drive
Bowling Green, 42104
Mary Ann Simpson-Pittman
Councilmember of Falmouth
501 Liberty Street
Falmouth, 41040
Elaine H. Singleton
Commissioner of Strathmoor
Village
2302 Emerson Avenue
Louisville, 40205
Marla D. Sircy
Councilmember of Adairville
543 North High Street
Adairville, 42202
Ruth Ann Skillman
Councilmember of Hardinsburg
302 Chambliss Drive
Hardinsburg, 40143-3513
Anne Sleet
Councilmember of Perryville
PO Box 222
Perryville, 40468-0222
Mariam Smallwood
Councilmember of Stanton
1191 E College Street
Stanton, 40380-2354
Carol Smith
Commissioner of Buckhorn
PO Box 135
Buckhorn, 41721-0135
Jane Smith
Commissioner of Maryhill
Estates
608 Fatima Lane
Louisville, 40207
Phyllis J. Smith
Councilmember of Burkesville
PO Box 607
Burkesville, 42717
Rebecca H. Smith
Councilmember of Horse Cave
116 Maple Avenue
Horse Cave, 42749
Sue Smith
Councilmember of
Campbellsville
323 High Street
Campbellsville, 42718
Sheri Solzman
Commissioner of Murray Hill
2820 Murray Hill Pike
Louisville, 40242
Kathy Spears
Commissioner of Taylorsville
PO Box 278
Taylorsville, 40071-0278
Joyce St.Clair
Councilmember of Indian Hills
5402 Hempstead Road
Louisville, 40207-1249
Nancy O. Stablein
Councilmember of Indian Hills
197 Southwind Road
Louisville, 40207
Joy Stamper
Commissioner of Buckhorn
18027 Highway 28
Buckhorn, 41721
Melissa Steele
Commissioner of Powderly
PO Box 106
Powderly, 42367-0106
Jeannette Stephens
Councilmember of Radcliff
542 South Lorraine
Radcliff, 40160
Kimberly Stevens
Commissioner of Lone Oak
190 Illinois Street
Paducah, 42003-5575
Kelly Stevenson
Councilmember of Leitchfield
302 Wallace Avenue
Leitchfield, 42754-1412
Melanie Tomlinson Stewart
Commissioner of Worthville
PO Box 514, 54 Harrison Street
Worthville, 41098
Barbara B. Stewart
Commissioner of Meadow Vale
9818 Tiverton Way
Louisville, 40242
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Patricia Stortz
Commissioner of Crestview
39 Terrace Avenue
Crestview, 41076-2017
Meredith Story
Councilmember of
Flemingsburg
425 Elizabille Avenue
Flemingsburg, 41041-1114
Keena Straney
Councilmember of Vine Grove
300 W Main Street
Vine Grove, 40175-1304
Lessile W. Strange
Councilmember of LaCenter
PO Box 420, 333 Broadway
LaCenter, 42056
Susan Strange
Commissioner of Forest Hills
Four Narwood Drive
Louisville, 40299
Patty Suedkamp
Councilmember of Erlanger
314 Graves Avenue
Erlanger, 41018-1619
Nancy Suit
Councilmember of
Flemingsburg
440 Chappell Lane
Flemingsburg, 41041-1013
Trina Summers
Councilmember of
Shepherdsville
373 Circle Drive
Shepherdsville, 40165
Carol Stanley Summers
Commissioner of Warfield
PO Box 414
Warfield, 41267
Betsy Swartwood
Councilmember of Douglass
Hills
11115 Finchley Road
Louisville, 40243-1213
Amy Sweat
Councilmember of Crittenden
39 Pinhook Drive
Crittenden, 41030-8490
Ruby Sweet
Councilmember of Benham
Box 296
Benham, 40807
Sheila Swisher
Councilmember of Whitesburg
38 E Main Street
Whitesburg, 41858-7346
D O O R S
Nanette C. Tafel
Commissioner of Glenview
3716 Glen Bluff Road
Louisville, 40222
Judy Tanner
Councilmember of Adairville
147 Franklynn Hills Drive
Adairville, 42202-8431
Marcelene Taylor
Councilmember of Jamestown
283 Wesley Street
Jamestown, 42629-2158
Yvonne Taylor
Councilmember of Lewisport
PO Box 447
Lewisport, 42351-0447
Maude B. Teegarden
Commissioner of Germantown
PO Box 32
Germantown, 41044
Gloria P. Terrell
Councilmember of Wilder
81 Moock Road
Wilder, 41071-2940
Brenda Terry
Commissioner of Bedford
PO Box 1, 147 Victory Avenue
Bedford, 40006
Katherine Terwort
Councilmember of Lakeside Park
52 Locust
Lakeside Park, 41017-2143
Heather Thomas
Commissioner of Briarwood
PO Box 22408
Louisville, 40252
Janie Thomas
Commissioner of Worthville
PO Box 77
Worthville, 41098-0077
Wilma Thomas
Councilmember of Hardinsburg
315 E Third Street
Hardinsburg, 40143-2621
Helen Threlkeld
Councilmember of Williamstown
PO Box 147
Williamstown, 41097-0147
Sally M. Tilford
Commissioner of Woodland
Hills
502 Westwood Drive
Louisville, 40243
Karen Tingle-Sames
Councilmember of Georgetown
1260 Paris Pike
Georgetown, 40324
O F O P P O R T U N I T Y
Estine Tipton
Councilmember of Ravenna
206 Fifth Street
Ravenna, 40472-1314
Beverly Todd
Commissioner of North
Middletown
PO Box 69
North Middletown, 40357-0069
Sebrenia C. Toney
Councilmember of Uniontown
Box 831
Uniontown, 42461
Sage Tongate
Councilmember of Hawesville
Sandra Tucci
Councilmember of Prospect
7301 Fox Bluff Place
Prospect, 40059-9326
Johanna Turner
Councilmember of Mayfield
1586 Bellemeade
Mayfield, 42066
Pam Covington Turner
Councilmember of Guthrie
PO Box 5
Guthrie, 42234-0005
Frances Turner
Councilmember of Clinton
417 Pecan Drive
Clinton, 42031
Sharon Turner
Councilmember of Midway
PO Box 346
Midway, 40347
Susan E. Vaughn
Councilmember of Oak Grove
115 Karen Court
Oak Grove, 42262
Sara R. Voelker
Commissioner of Taylor Mill
5225 Taylor Mill Road
Taylor Mill, 41015
Cathy Volter
Councilmember of Dayton
323 Sixth Avenue
Dayton, 41074-1115
Patricia A. Waddell-Bell
Councilmember of Hopkinsville
1905 Church Street
Hopkinsville, 42240
Lois A. Wagner
Commissioner of Hurstbourne
310 S Lyndon Lane
Louisville, 40222
Emma Waldeck
Commissioner of Bonnieville
PO Box 132
Bonnieville, 42713-8324
Nancy Walker
Councilmember of Hardin
PO Box 345
Hardin, 42048-0345
Sheila Walker
Councilmember of Concord
Rural Route 2, Box 510
Vanceburg, 44179
Kathleen Walls
Commissioner of Bradfordsville
PO Box 123
Bradfordsville, 40009-0123
Suzy Walser
Councilmember of Pewee Valley
PO Box 769
Pewee Valley, 40056-0769
Carol A. Walters
Commissioner of Sadieville
PO Box 194
Sadieville, 40370
Tina Ward-Pugh
Councilmember of Louisville/
Jefferson County Metro
Government
601 W Jefferson Street, 1st Floor
Louisville, 40202
Kym Warren
Councilmember of Crittenden
40 Pinhook Drive
Crittenden, 41030-7328
Mary Watson
Councilmember of Lyndon
8402 Mill Ridge Place
Lyndon, 40242-3811
Virginia M. Watts
Councilmember of Monterey
81 Taylor Street
Monterey, 40359
Denise Watts-Wilson
Councilmember of LaGrange
211 Washington Circle
Lagrange, 40031
Barbara Weber
Councilmember of Alexandria
137 Carriage Park Drive
Alexandria, 41001-1080
Betty Wehner
Councilmember of Elsmere
17 Eastern Avenue
Elsmere, 41018-1917
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Virginia Welker
Councilmember of Pioneer
Village
4700 Summitt Drive
Louisville, 40229
Linda Wells
Councilmember of Glasgow
204 Cleveland Avenue
Glasgow, 42141
Teresa K. Welsh
Councilmember of Edmonton
101 Scott Drive
Edmonton, 42129-9480
Laurel West
Councilmember of Williamsburg
PO Box 848
Williamsburg, 40769-0848
Darla F. Wethington
Councilmember of Hardinsburg
120 Picnic Lane
Hardinsburg, 40143
Carolyn Wetterer
Commissioner of Rolling Fields
508 Club Lane
Rolling Fields, 40207
Nancy Wetzel
Councilmember of Livermore
PO Box 279
Livermore, 42352
Carol Wheeler
Commissioner of Gamaliel
Pam Bramblett Whitaker
Commissioner of Pleasureville
PO Box 2, 2922 Hillspring Road
Pleasureville, 40057-0002
Janise White
Councilmember of Fredonia
PO Box 116
Fredonia, 42411-0116
Mary Jean Whitehouse
Councilmember of Minor Lane
Heights
8807 Persistence Drive
Louisville, 40229
Marie Whitlow
Commissioner of Bonnieville
PO Box 142
Bonnieville, 42713-0142
Laura Whitney
Councilmember of Eminence
PO Box 223
Eminence, 40019-0223
Jo Ann Wick
Councilmember of Hillview
129 Greenbriar Lane
Louisville, 40229
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Lillian Wild
Councilmember of Watterson
Park
4320 Milldaun Road
Louisville, 40213
Marcella R. Willhite
Commissioner of Middletown
PO Box 43048, 12556 Shelbyville
Road
Middletown, 40253-0048
Cheryl Williams
Councilmember of Shively
3920 Dixie Highway
Shively, 40216-4120
Stephanie Williams
Councilmember of Walton
PO Box 95, 40 N Main Street
Walton, 41094
Norberta K. Williams
Commissioner of Carrsville
2119 Main Street
Carrsville, 42081
Beverly J. Willman
Commissioner of Fairview
8375 Red Row Lane
Covington, 41015
Melinda Wilson
Commissioner of Creekside
PO Box 221076
Louisville, 40241
Rosemary L. Wilson
Councilmember of Wilder
520 Licking Pike
Wilder, 41076-1451
Wanda Wilson
Councilmember of Earlington
219 West Moss Avenue
Earlington, 42410
Ruthie M. Wilson
Councilmember of Benham
PO Box 425
Benham, 40807
Betty Winfree
Councilmember of Mortons Gap
PO Box 288
Mortons Gap, 42440-0288
Yvette Winnette
Councilmember of Graymoor-
Devondale
1415 Techny Lane
Louisville, 40222
Vickie Wise
Commissioner of Simpsonville
119 Cardinal Drive
Simpsonville, 40067-6652
O F O P P O R T U N I T Y
Rose Wolfe
Councilmember of Jackson
PO Box 498
Jackson, 41339
Charlann H. Wombles
Councilmember of Midway
PO Box 4462
Midway, 40347
Judy Wood
Commissioner of Dover
PO Box 161
Dover, 41034-0161
Linda Wood
Councilmember of Hopkinsville
2546 Cox Mill Road
Hopkinsville, 42240
Mary C. Woolridge
Councilmember of Louisville/
Jefferson County Metro
Government
601 W Jefferson Street
Louisville, 40202
Mary Ethel Wooton
Commissioner of Hyden
PO Box 1587
Hyden, 41749
Jean Wright
Commissioner of Rolling Hills
PO Box 22445
Louisville, 40252-0445
Donna G.Yeager
Councilmember of Independence
10733 Cypresswood Drive
Independence, 41051
Kim Yelton
Commissioner of Melbourne
PO Box 33
Melbourne, 41059
Janice Yonts
Councilmember of Greenville
232 Norman Circle
Greenville, 42345
Sina Yonts
Councilmember of Fleming-
Neon
PO Box 66, Main Street
Fleming-Neon, 41840
Cynthia York
Commissioner of Manor Creek
3600 Rems Road
Louisville, 40241-2529
Gayle Young
Councilmember of Columbus
PO Box 17
Columbus, 42032
Karen Young
Commissioner of Old
Brownsboro Place
7217 Heatherly Square
Louisville, 40505
NONELECTED POSITIONS
Statewide Cabinet Secretaries
Virginia Fox
Education Cabinet
Capital Plaza Tower, 500 Mero
Street, 3rd Floor
Frankfort, 40601
(502) 564-0372
LaJuana Wilcher
Environmental & Public
Protection Cabinet
Capital Plaza Tower, 500 Mero
Street, 5th Floor
Frankfort, 40601
(502) 564-3350
Gubernatorial Appointees to
Boards and Commissions
since 12/03
Constance Ann Alexander
Kentucky Oral History
Commission
Appointed: 2/4/2004
634 Robertson Road South
Murray, 42071
Calloway County
Julie Hannah Allen
Commission for Children with
Special Health Care Needs
Appointed: 1/2/2004
969 Threewood Circle
Bowling Green, 42103
Warren County
Donna Maze Amburgey
Agricultural Development Board
Appointed: 4/28/2004
3171 Camargo Road
Mt. Sterling, 40353
Montgomery County
Luanne Boyd Applegate
Kentucky Advisory Council for
Gifted & Talented Education
Appointed: 5/11/2005
102 Ridgecrest Circle
Flemingsburg, 41041
Fleming County
Jacqueline Austin
Reading Diagnostic & Interven-
tion Grant Steering Committee
Appointed: 5/25/2005
807 Gagel Avenue
Louisville, 40216
Jefferson County
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Teresa Thomas Bailey Joy Yudofsky Behr Susan E. Brown Anna Jane Cave
Historic Properties Advisory Board of Directors of the Commission on the Deaf and State Fair Board
Commission Kentucky Center for the Arts Hard of Hearing Appointed: 1/14/2005
Appointed: 4/1/2005 Appointed: 6/20/2005 Appointed: 2/28/2005 Box 74
P.O. Box 1338 2558 Cherosen Road 701 North 18th Street Glendale, 42740
Cadiz, 42211 Louisville, 40205 Murray, 42071 Hardin County
Trigg County Jefferson County Calloway County
Alice H. Chandler
Teresa Thomas Bailey Sharon Kay Bird Bridget Skaggs Brown Kentucky Equine Drug Research
Kentucky Heritage Council Kentucky Workforce Investment Juvenile Justice Advisory Board Council
Appointed: 5/2/2005 Board Appointed: 6/7/2005 Appointed: 10/5/2004
P.O. Box 1338 Appointed: 9/28/2004 1719 Parkridge Parkway 3414 Bowman Mill Road
Cadiz, 42211 117 Lincoln Street Louisville, 40214 Lexington, 40513
Trigg County Hazard, 41701 Jefferson County Fayette County
Perry County
Wendy Baldwin Penelope A. Brown Madelyn Clark
Governor’s Life Sciences/ Pamela Fay Blackstone Kentucky Advisory Council for Hopkinsville Community College
Biosciences Consortium Owensboro Community & Gifted & Talented Education Board of Directors
Appointed: 7/12/2004 Technical College Nominating Appointed: 5/11/2005 Appointed: 2/28/2005
201 Gillis Building Commission 440 Scenic View 2 Harton Place
Lexington, 40508 Appointed: 2/1/2005 Corbin, 40701 Hopkinsville, 42240
Fayette County 1718 Griffith Avenue Whitley County Christian County
Owensboro, 42301
Mira Snider Ball Daviess County Kimberly Bunnell Deana Beth Clarke
Historic Properties Advisory Center for School Safety Board Judicial Nominating Commis-
Commission Myra Van Hoose Blackwelder of Directors sion- 54th Judicial Circuit &
Appointed: 9/10/2004 Kentucky Sports Authority Appointed: 9/30/2004 District
4151 Old Frankfort Pike Appointed: 1/4/2005 415 Queensway Drive Appointed: 1/15/2004
Lexington, 40510 2009 Hill Gail Way Lexington, 40502 109 North Main Street
Fayette County Versailles, 40383 Fayette County Walton, 41094
Woodford County Boone County
Nelda D. Barnett Susan Bunning
Kentucky Commission on Margaret Jean Blain Kentucky Equine Drug Research Cynthia M. Cleves
Community Volunteerism & State Board of Physical Therapy Council Tourism Development Finance
Service Appointed: 3/18/2005 Appointed: 10/5/2004 Authority
Appointed: 7/26/2004 8705 Staghorn Drive 4512 Old Bridge Court Appointed: 3/11/2004
4601 Old Hartford Road Louisville, 40242 Lexington, 40513 211 Watch Hill Road
Owensboro, 42303 Jefferson County Fayette County Ft. Mitchell, 41011
Daviess County Kenton County
Willo J. Borders Reva J. Campbell
Teresa Ann Barton Hopkinsville Community College Judicial Nominating Commis- Debbie A. Cole
Get Healthy Kentucky Initiative Nominating Commission sion- 36th Judicial Circuit & Kentucky Commission on
Appointed: 9/17/2004 Appointed: 5/11/2004 District Court Women
1011 Bittersweet Lane 1969 Pond River Road Appointed: 1/25/2005 Appointed: 4/14/2005
Frankfort, 40601 Elkton, 42220 6753 Lotts Creek Road P.O. Box 2118
Franklin County Todd County Hazard, 41071 Lexington, 40588
Knott County Fayette County
Karen W. Bearden Judy Lynn Bradley
Kentucky State University Board Kentucky Board of Licensed Paige J. Carney Timothy R. Coleman
of Regents Professional Counselors Reading Diagnostic & Interven- Prosecutors Advisory Council
Appointed: 9/28/2004 Appointed: 4/26/2005 tion Grant Steering Committee Appointed: 7/16/2004
512 Grama Drive 329 Calvert Drive Appointed: 5/25/2005 P.O. Box 1038
Frankfort, 40601 Paducah, 42003 1008 Firethorn Place Morgantown, 42261
Franklin County McCracken County Lexington, 40515 Butler County
Fayette County
Charlene Donna Beasley Beulah L. Bridgewaters Holly B. Collinsworth
Kentucky Advisory Council for Martin Luther King, Jr. State Cynthia Lee Cash School Facilities Construction
Gifted & Talented Education Commission Judicial Nominating Commis- Commission
Appointed: 7/27/2004 Appointed: 1/2/2004 sion- 52nd Judicial Circuit & Appointed: 5/13/2005
28 Meadow Links 400 South 8th Street District Court 31 Crow Hill
Paducah, 42001 Louisville, 40203 Appointed: 9/24/2004 Ft. Thomas, 41075
McCracken County Jefferson County P.O. Box 9 Campbell County
Fancy Farm, 42039
Linda Begley Linda Carol Bridwell Graves County Judith L. Cooke
Kentucky State Advisory Council Kentucky Infrastructure Animal Control Advisory Board
on Libraries Authority Greta E. Casto Appointed: 3/11/2004
Appointed: 7/1/2004 Appointed: 9/15/2004 Reading Diagnostic & Interven- 2075 Deatsville Road
465 Radio Station Road 114 Victory Avenue tion Grant Steering Committee Cox’s Creek, 40013
Lebanon, 40033 Lexington, 40502 Appointed: 5/25/2005 Nelson County
Marion County Fayette County 555 Short White Oak Road
Russell, 41169
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Wilma Lee Withers Cooper Kristen Catherine Crosbie Lois Ann Disponett Cathy Jo Edwards
Kentucky Commission on Judicial Nominating Commis- Kentucky Real Estate Commis- Kentucky Commission for Mental
Women sion- 22nd Judicial Circuit & sion Retardation & Other Develop-
Appointed: 1/17/2004 District Court Appointed: 10/18/2004 mental Disabilities
10 Harton Place Appointed: 8/16/2004 1260 Bypass South Appointed: 5/11/2005
Hopkinsville, 42240 3604 Burning Tree Lane Lawrenceburg, 40342 100 Ruth Street
Christian County Lexington, 40509 Anderson County Grayson, 41143
Fayette County Carter County
Brenda R. Corey Lois Ann Disponett
Judicial Nominating Commis- Alison K. Cuentas Board of Directors of the Julia Embry
sion- 27th Judicial Circuit & State Board for Proprietary Employers’ Mutual Insurance Reading Diagnostic & Interven-
District Court Education Authority tion Grant Steering Committee
Appointed: 8/19/2004 Appointed: 6/22/2005 Appointed: 5/6/2004 Appointed: 5/25/2005
346 Turner Road 319 Westover Road 1260 Bypass South 1309 Tycoon Way
Gray, 40734 Frankfort, 40601 Lawrenceburg, 40342 Louisville, 40213
Knox County Franklin County Anderson County Jefferson County

Nina S. Coyer Phyllis E. Culp Patricia Annette Dissell Karen L. Engle

Commission on the Deaf and
Hard of Hearing
Appointed: 2/28/2005
723 Cave Springs
Lancaster, 40444
Garrard County
Sherri M. Craig
Kentucky Commission on
Women
Appointed: 1/17/2004
7115 Austinwood Road
Louisville, 40214
Jefferson County
Thelma Crider
Judicial Nominating Commis-
sion- 24th Judicial Circuit &
District Court
Appointed: 2/2/2005
1032 Broadway Plaza
Paintsville, 41240
Johnson County
Theresa M. Crisler
Kentucky Board of Licensure for
Massage Therapy
Appointed: 11/8/2004
545 Lebanon Church Road
Paducah, 42003
McCracken County
Kristen Catherine Crosbie
Crime Victims Compensation
Board
Appointed: 8/16/2004
3604 Burning Tree Lane
Lexington, 40509
Fayette County
Kristen Catherine Crosbie
Board of Claims
Appointed: 8/16/2004
3604 Burning Tree Lane
Lexington, 40509
Fayette County
Kentucky Commission on
Community Volunteerism &
Service
Appointed: 7/26/2004
231 Catalpa Road
Lexington, 40502
Fayette County
Sandra Benton Curd
Kentucky Commission on
Women
Appointed: 4/14/2005
210 W. Gordon Street
Corbin, 40701
Whitley County
Kathie Reed Dartt
School Curriculum, Assessment
& Accountability Council
Appointed: 10/1/2004
581 Talmage-Mayo Road
Harrodsburg, 40330
Mercer County
Denise Moore Davidson
Mine Safety Review Commission
Appointed: 5/23/2005
253 Combs Lane
Hazard, 41701
Perry County
Susan H. Davis
Board of Nursing
Appointed: 6/30/2004
1333 South Brook Street
Louisville, 40208
Jefferson County
Kathy Deboer
Kentucky Sports Authority
Appointed: 1/4/2005
3430 Ginger Tree Circle
Lexington, 40502
Fayette County
Tara Lynne Dennison
Kentucky Commission on
Military Affairs
Appointed: 9/28/2004
1110 County Cork Drive
Murray, 42071
Calloway County
Kentucky Commission for Mental Governor’s Postsecondary
Retardation & Other Develop- Education Nominating
mental Disabilities Committee
Appointed: 5/11/2005 Appointed: 5/27/2005
3018 Springcrest Drive P.O. Box 1173
Louisville, 40241 Corbin, 40702
Jefferson County Laurel County
Denise Marie Dobbins Mary Evans
Kentucky Board of Optometric Kentucky Advisory Council for
Examiners Gifted & Talented Education
Appointed: 2/22/2005 Appointed: 7/27/2004
1230 Hunter Drive 1015 Louis Lane
Lancaster, 40444 Bowling Green, 42104
Garrard County Warren County
Alisha Marie Dobbins Mary Christine Farrell
Juvenile Justice Advisory Board Kentucky Humanities Council
Appointed: 6/7/2005 Appointed: 3/5/2004
928 Villa Drive #5 721 Dudley Road
Richmond, 40475 Edgewood, 41017
Madison County Kenton County
Jean Marie Dorton Wayne J. Farris
Kentucky Arts Council Southeast Kentucky Community
Appointed: 1/4/2005 and Technical College Nominat-
719 Twin Oak Drive ing Commission
Paintsville, 41240 Appointed: 7/26/2004
Johnson County 117 Valley Road
Pineville40977, 42301
Angela Poe Dossett Bell County
Consumers’ Advisory Council
Appointed: 5/7/2004 Cindy Ellen Ferrell
613 Attingham Court Kentucky Commission on
Lexington, 40517 Community Volunteerism &
Fayette County Service
Appointed: 7/26/2004
Reba Lois Doutrick 4501 Cove Pointe
Charitable Gaming Advisory Owensboro, 42301
Commission Daviess County
Appointed: 12/30/2004
2016 Floradora Drive Sharon S. Fields
Louisville, 40272 Blue Ribbon Panel to Study the
Jefferson County Kentucky Commission on
Human Rights
Joanne Kirk Duncan Appointed: 3/1/2005
Historic Properties Advisory 203 Pin Oak Place
Commission Frankfort, 40601
Appointed: 4/1/2005 Franklin County
P.O. Box 331
Inez, 41224
Martin County

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Elaine Marie Fischer
Kentucky Horse Park Commis-
sion
Appointed: 4/26/2005
1868 River Heights Lane
Villa Hills, 41017
Kenton County
Lynn Diane Gagle
Kentucky State Advisory Panel
for Exceptional Children
Appointed: 10/2/2004
924 Bordallo Drive
Lexington, 40514
Fayette County
Deneda Bernard Grider
Kentucky Spinal Cord & Head
Injury Research Board
Appointed: 12/6/2004
P.O. Box 533
Russell Springs, 42642
Russell County
Bernadette S. Hamilton
Kentucky Advisory Council for
Gifted & Talented Education
Appointed: 5/11/2005
122 S. 43rd Street
Louisville, 40212
Jefferson County

Peggy A. Fishburn Karen Sue Gardner Joyce Griffin Kasey Lynn Hammock
Board of Nursing Kentucky Commission for Mental Northern Kentucky University Juvenile Justice Advisory Board
Appointed: 6/30/2004 Retardation & Other Develop- Board of Regents Appointed: 6/7/2005
69 Franklin Road mental Disabilities Appointed: 6/30/2004 9110 Cox Court, Apt. 3
Scottsville, 42164 Appointed: 5/11/2005 3636 Turkeyfoot Road Louisville, 40241
Allen County 103 Tammie Trail Elsmere, 41018 Jefferson County
Campbellsville, 42718 Kenton County
Malta L. Flannery Taylor County Dell Hancock
State Board for the Certification Linda Kathleen Grimes Kentucky Horse Racing Authority
of Librarians Terry Rye Gilbert Animal Control Advisory Board Appointed: 1/6/2004
Appointed: 2/5/2004 State Board of Agriculture Appointed: 3/11/2004 731 Winchester Road
5472 Highway 30E Appointed: 9/13/2004 700 Pavin Road Paris, 40361
Tyner, 40486 P.O. Box 451 Irvine, 40336 Bourbon County
Jackson County Danville, 40423 Estill County
Boyle County Allyson Hughes Handley
Marion Cecil Forcht Susan Shaffer Guess The Kentucky Tobacco Research
Historic Properties Advisory Kimberly Poe Gilliam Governance Board of the Lung Board
Commission Madisonville Community College Cancer Research Project Appointed: 12/1/2004
Appointed: 4/1/2005 Nominating Commission Appointed: 1/2/2004 1024 Capitol Center Drive/ Suite 320
500 Scenic View Drive Appointed: 5/11/2004 150 Rosebower Church Road Frankfort, 40601
Corbin, 40701 730 Pennyrile Drive Paducah, 42003 Franklin County
Whitley County Madisonville, 42431 McCracken County
Hopkins County Allyson Hughes Handley
Virginia Fox Barbara Lampe Haas Governor’s Life Sciences/
Education Commission of the Joanne Glasser Kentucky State Board of Electric Biosciences Consortium
States Southern Regional Education Generation & Transmission Appointed: 7/12/2004
Appointed: 11/10/2004 Board Siting 1024 Capitol Center Drive/ Suite 320
Old Capitol Annex Appointed: 6/30/2004 Appointed: 11/1/2004 Frankfort, 40601
Frankfort, 40601 521 Lancaster Avenue 36 Rio Vista Drive Franklin County
Franklin County Richmond, 40475 Fort Thomas, 41075
Madison County Campbell County Linda M. Handley
Virginia Fox Reading Diagnostic & Interven-
Appalachian/Kentucky Artisans Lea Pauley Goff Barbara Lampe Haas tion Grant Steering Committee
Gateway Center Authority Kentucky Registry of Election Unemployment Insurance Appointed: 5/25/2005
Appointed: 2/4/2004 Finance Commission 1982 Campbellsville Road
Old Capitol Annex Appointed: 6/1/2005 Appointed: 10/24/2004 Hodgenville, 42748
Frankfort, 40601 3900 Deer Lake Court 36 Rio Vista Drive Larue County
Franklin County Prospect, 40059 Fort Thomas, 41075
Jefferson County Campbell County Margaret Ann Handmaker
Bonnie Lash Freeman University of Louisville Board of
Kentucky Board of Education Victoria Leigh Golden Patricia A. Hall Trustees
Appointed: 1/30/2004 Kentucky Commission on Kentucky Advisory Council for Appointed: 6/30/2004
3617 Northwestern Parkway Community Volunteerism & Gifted & Talented Education P.O. Box 130
Louisville, 40212 Service Appointed: 5/11/2005 Harrods Creek, 40027
Jefferson County Appointed: 7/26/2004 4721 Richardson Road Jefferson County
P.O. Box 171 Ashland, 41101
Patricia A. Freibert Alvaton, 42122 Boyd County Anna Brand Haney
Kentucky Commission on Warren County University of Kentucky Board of
Women Donna Stauffer Hall Trustees
Appointed: 9/28/2004 Allyson Leigh Graddy Board of Directors of the Appointed: 6/30/2004
659 Tatewood Drive School Curriculum, Assessment Kentucky Center for the Arts 8881 W. Highway 80
Lexington, 40502 & Accountability Council Appointed: 7/1/2004 Nancy, 42544
Fayette County Appointed: 10/1/2004 101 Idle Hour Drive #4 Pulaski County
308 Katherine Court Lexington, 40502
Patricia A. Freibert Richmond, 40475 Fayette County Martha R. Hardesty
Blue Ribbon Panel to Study the Madison County Kentucky Board of Certification
Kentucky Commission on Victoria Elizabeth Hall of Alcohol & Drug Counselors
Human Rights Reading Diagnostic & Interven- Appointed: 9/29/2004
Appointed: 3/1/2005 tion Grant Steering Committee 1525 Standish Place
659 Tatewood Drive Appointed: 5/25/2005 Owensboro, 42301
Lexington, 40502 5363 Sleepy Hollow Daviess County
Fayette County Frankfort, 40601
Franklin County

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Kathleen S. Hardy Pat A. Higgins Christianne Robertson Janes Kelly Guilfoil Knight
Kentucky Commission on Reading Diagnostic & Interven- Kentucky Board of Licensure for Kentucky Arts Council
Women tion Grant Steering Committee Occupational Therapy Appointed: 2/14/2005
Appointed: 1/17/2004 Appointed: 5/25/2004 Appointed: 9/13/2004 1631 Ashwood Road
50 E. River Center Boulevard, Suite 3441 Evergreen Road 3406 Brookhollow Drive Lexington, 40502
438 Frankfort, 40601 Louisville, 40220 Fayette County
Covington, 41011 Franklin County Jefferson County
Kenton County Laura M. Knoth
Teresa Jean Hill Joyce King Jennings Environmental Quality Commis-
Lindy Harmon Governor’s Postsecondary Judicial Retirement & Removal sion
Reading Diagnostic & Interven- Education Nominating Commit- Commission Appointed: 6/1/2004
tion Grant Steering Committee tee Appointed: 1/2/2004 1471 Luka Road
Appointed: 5/25/2005 Appointed: 5/26/2004 1105 marquis Trace Grand Rivers, 42045
691 Harmon Lane 95 Old Shiner School Road Louisville, 40223 Livingston County
Willisburg, 40078 Williamsburg, 40769 Jefferson County
Washington County Whitley County Connie Simons Kotzbauer
Deborah Livia Jones Kentucky State Corrections
Kimberly Ann Hartz Ellen W. Hiltz Commission on Correction & Commission
Kentucky State Advisory Council Kentucky Humanities Council Community Service Appointed: 2/19/2005
on Libraries Appointed: 3/5/2004 Appointed: 5/4/2004 1368 Tanforan Drive
Appointed: 7/1/2004 794 Ashfield Court 275 Case Lane Lexington, 40517
4508 Todds Point Road Edgewood, 41017 Crittenden, 41030 Fayette County
Simpsonville, 40067 Kenton County Grant County
Shelby County Monica S. Lacy
Betty L. Holmes Evelyn Montgomery Jones Child Sexual Abuse & Exploita-
Yevette Haskins Kentucky State Advisory Council Get Healthy Kentucky Initiative tion Prevention Board
Kentucky State University Board on Libraries Appointed: 9/17/2004 Appointed: 11/16/2004
of Regents Appointed: 7/1/2004 8 West Vale P.O. Box 747
Appointed: 6/30/2004 2502 Brighton Drive Paducah, 42001 Stanton, 40380
3060 Roberts Road Louisville, 40205 McCracken County Powell County
Campbellsville, 42718 Jefferson County
Taylor County Anna J. Jones Dolores Lafferty
Shae Hopkins Board of Respiratory Care Judicial Nominating Commis-
Bonita M. Hatfield Kentucky Commission on Appointed: 4/6/2005 sion- 24th Judicial Circuit &
Judicial Nominating Commis- Women P.O. Box 333 District Court
sion- 5th Judicial Circuit & Appointed: 4/14/2005 Woodbine, 40771 Appointed: 2/2/2005
District Court 2157 Taborlake Place Whitley County P.O. Box 353
Appointed: 9/24/2004 Lexington, 40502 Inez, 41224
128 Country Club Drive Fayette County Roberta J. Jonkers Martin County
Marion, 42064 Kentucky Board of Certification
Crittenden County Judith Ann Hughes for Profession Art Therapists Jan W. Lanham
Western Kentucky University Appointed: 9/29/2004 Kentucky Advisory Council for
Ellen Joy Hawkes Board of Regents 404 Dorsey Way Gifted & Talented Education
Kentucky Nature Preserves Appointed: 6/30/2004 Louisville, 40223 Appointed: 7/27/2005
Commission 111 Bent Creek Court Jefferson County 11305 Danville Highway
Appointed: 2/18/2005 Bowling Green, 42103 Gravel Switch, 40328
4704 Asbury Park Terrace Warren County Rebecca Hembree Jordan Marion County
Louisville, 40241 Kentucky Horse Park Commis-
Jefferson County Donna Kay Hyden sion Angela French Lawler
State Board of Examiners & Appointed: 2/25/2005 Commission on Correction &
Margaret Adams Hazlette Registration of Landscape 4091 Newtown Pike Community Service
Kentucky Board of Social Work Architects Georgetown, 40324 Appointed: 5/4/2004
Appointed: 10/18/2004 Appointed: 12:00:00 AM Scott County P.O. Box 521
101 Lantern Way 411 South Maple Street Brownsville, 42210
Nicholasville, 40356 Winchester, 40391 Sarah Blanken Kahmann Edmonson County
Jessamine County Clark County Kentucky Commission on
Women Sarah Monita Hooks Laws
Bobbie Jo Henry Alice Marie Inman Appointed: 9/28/2004 Kentucky Education Studen Loan
Kentucky Advisory Council for Board of Speech-Language 8720 Valley View Drive Corporation Board of Directors
Gifted & Talented Education Pathology and Audiology Florence, 41042 Appointed: 7/15/2004
Appointed: 7/27/2004 Appointed: 3/10/2005 Boone County 918 Wolf Run Road
547 Leasor Lane 4333 Foeburn Lane Lexington, 40544
Elizabethtown, 42701 Louisville, 40207 Amy Gilbert Kennedy Fayette County
Hardin County Jefferson County Kentucky Commission on
Women
Cindy Westbrook Hess Monica Yvette Jackson Appointed: 2/14/2005
Juvenile Justice Advisory Board State Board of Agriculture HC 74 Box 665
Appointed: 6/7/2005 Appointed: 9/13/2004 Vanceburg, 41179
2014 Hearthside Circle 931 South 14th Street Lewis County
Shelbyville, 40065 Mayfield, 42066
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Sue E. LeGrand
Judicial Nominating Commis-
sion- 54th Judicial Circuit &
District Court
Appointed: 1/15/2004
Route 1, Box 200
Warsaw, 41095
Gallatin County
Phyllis C. Liebman
Judicial Nominating Commis-
sion- Court of Appeals &
Supreme Court
Appointed: 5/3/2005
453 Blackfoot Trail
Frankfort, 40601
Franklin County
Diane Logsdon
Judicial Retirement & Removal
Commission
Appointed: 1/2/2004
812 Woodland Drive
Elizabethtown, 42701
Hardin County
Kathleen Gail Lousignont
School Curriculum, Assessment
& Accountability Council
Appointed: 10/1/2004
2208 Madrone Way
Lexington, 40513
Fayette County
Priscilla Ann Lynd
Kentucky Heritage Council
Appointed: 5/2/2005
1185 Lakewood Drive
Lexington, 40502
Fayette County
Phyllis A. Maclin
Kentucky Council on
Postsecondary Education
Appointed: 1/1/2005
4710 Buckner Lane
Paducah, 42001
McCracken County
Phyllis A. Maclin
Kentucky Board of Housing,
Buildings, & Construction
Appointed: 6/15/2004
4710 Buckner Lane
Paducah, 42001
McCracken County
Margaret Susan Maggard
Regional Supported Living
Council- Region XII
Appointed: 1/30/2004
821 Black Bottom Road
Jeremiah, 41826
Letcher County
Paula Wilee Marshall
Consumers’ Advisory Council
Appointed: 10/18/2004
3525 Highway 127 North
Owensboro, 40359
Owen County
D O O R S
Jo G. Marshall
Kentucky Arts Council
Appointed: 2/4/2004
115 College Street
Somerset, 42501
Pulaski County
Kathy Martin
Board of Nursing
Appointed: 6/30/2004
3652 Steeplechase Lane
Hopkinsville, 42240
Christian County
Nancy Martin
Governor’s Life Sciences/
Biosciences Consortium
Appointed: 7/12/2004
MS01-06 Jouett Hall
Louisville, 40292
Jefferson County
Jeanetta Lee Massey
Parole Board
Appointed: 5/23/2005
13534 Pinnacal Gardens Circle
Louisville, 40245
Jefferson County
Kimberly S. McCann
Governor’s Postsecondary
Education Nominating Commit-
tee
Appointed: 5/26/2004
12736 Copley Road
Ashland, 41102
Boyd County
Denise H. McClelland
Northern Kentucky University
Board of Regents
Appointed: 6/30/2004
1113 Sheffield Place
Lexington, 40509
Fayette County
Malkanthie I. McCormick
Kentucky Commission for Mental
Retardation & Other Develop-
mental Disabilities
Appointed: 5/11/2005
4848 Pleasant Grove Road
Lexington, 40515
Fayette County
Rachel McCubbin
School Curriculum, Assessment
& Accountability Council
Appointed: 10/1/2004
216 West 15th Street
Hopkinsville, 42240
Christian County
Gail Melvin
Kentucky Housing Corporation
Board of Directors
Appointed: 1/4/2005
553 Short White Oak
Russell, 41169
Greenup County
O F O P P O R T U N I T Y
Robin Andrews Mercer
Owensboro Community &
Technical College Nominating
Commission
Appointed: 12/3/3164
1120 Griffith Avenue
Owensboro, 42301
Daviess County
Gian Hall Miller
Henderson Community College
Board of Directors
Appointed: 2/8/2005
810 US 41 South
Henderson, 42420
Henderson County
Amy Hale Milliken
Juvenile Justice Advisory Board
Appointed: 5/3/2005
2219 Mount Victor Lane
Bowling Green, 42103
Warren County
Eleanor Mills
School Curriculum, Assessment
& Accountability Council
Appointed: 10/1/2004
1407 B Crystal Brook Lane
Murray, 42071
Calloway County
Nancy R. Mitchell
Kentucky Board of Tax Appeals
Appointed: 6/3/2004
223 Mockingbird Hill
Corbin, 40701
Knox County
Vanessa G. Montgomery
Judicial Nominating Commis-
sion- 36th Judicial Circuit &
District Court
Appointed: 1/25/2005
HC 60 Box 300
Salyersville, 41455
Magoffin County
Joy A. Moore
Personnel Board
Appointed: 2/7/2005
8217 Woodcreek Drive
Florence, 41042
Boone County
Julia H. Moore
Kentucky Advisory Council for
Gifted & Talented Education
Appointed: 7/27/2004
220 Ferry Street
Russell, 41169
Greenup County
Alois McIntyre Moore
Kentucky Council on
Postsecondary Education
Appointed: 1/1/2005
P.O. Box 390
Hazard, 41702
Perry County
Angela Marie Morris
Board of Speech-Language
Pathology and Audiology
Appointed: 3/10/2005
198 Woodchase Drive
Corbin, 40701
Whitley County
Dawn Elizabeth Muller
Judicial Nomination Commis-
sion- 12th Judicial Circuit &
District Court
Appointed: 1/21/2005
3403 Grand Wood Way
Crestwood, 40014
Oldham County
Rebecca B. Myers
State Board of Accountancy
Appointed: 5/21/2004
2961 Fifth Street
Corbin, 40701
Whitley County
Kelly K. Nash
Kentucky Board of Licensure for
Occupational Therapy
Appointed: 9/13/2004
2677 Temperance Road
Franklin, 42134
Simpson County
Bobby C. Noland
Kentucky Board of Hairdressers
& Cosmetologists
Appointed: 9/28/2004
P.O. Box 364
Irvine, 40336
Estill County
Jeanie E. O’Bryan
Institute for Aging
Appointed: 10/18/2004
18644 Highway 172
West Liberty, 41472
Morgan County
Eugena O’Cull
Kentucky Board of Licensure for
Nursing Home Administrators
Appointed: 2/28/2005
P.O. Box 609
Vanceburg, 41179
Lewis County
Laura Owens
Education Commission of the
States
Appointed: 11/10/2004
500 Mero Street, 3rd Floor
Frankfort, 40601
Franklin County
Tandy Carol Patrick
Kentucky Horse Park Commis-
sion
Appointed: 2/4/2004
1064 Cherokee Road
Louisville, 40204
Jefferson County
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Jeanie Lou Penn
Kentucky Heritage Council
Appointed: 5/2/2005
210 Country Lane
Frankfort, 40601
Franklin County
Judith Ann Penrod
Kentucky Board of Hairdressers
& Cosmetologists
Appointed: 2/4/2004
433 Powhatan Trail
Frankfort, 40601
Franklin County
Katherine Forgy Peppiatt
Unemployment Insurance
Commission
Appointed: 4/6/2005
220 Cochran Road
Lexington, 40502
Fayette County
Nancy Nunnelly Phares
Judicial Nomination Commis-
sion- 14th Judicial District &
Circuit Court
Appointed: 2/4/2005
642 S. Broadway
Georgetown, 40324
Scott County
Kitty Cabrini Pilger
Kentucky Commission on
Community Volunteerism &
Service
Appointed: 7/26/2004
10433 Masters Drive
Union, 41091
Boone County
Patricia Meigs Pitt
Ashland Community & Technical
College Nomination Commis-
sion
Appointed: 1/30/2004
3021 Lucille Street
Ashland, 41102
Boyd County
Betty Porter
Kentucky Commission on
Women
Appointed: 4/14/2005
575 Sugarloaf Mountain Road
Morehead, 40351
Rowan County
Rita Gwenn Presley
Education Professional
Standards Board
Appointed: 7/29/2004
118 Wildcat Drive
Somerset, 42501
Pulaski County
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Cassy Mason Preston
Big Sandy Community &
Technical College Board of
Directors
Appointed: 2/2/2005
525 Second Street
Paintsville, 41240
Johnson County
Joyce C. Preston
State Integrity Council for
Children with an Emotional
Disability
Appointed: 12/31/2004
7904 Kentucky Route 321
Hager Hill, 41222
Johnson County
Cathy Eileen Prewitt
Juvenile Justice Advisory Board
Appointed: 6/14/2005
P.O. Box 724
Corbin, 40702
Whitley County
Michelle K. Primm
Kentucky Horse Park Commis-
sion
Appointed: 1/19/2005
3725 Bowman Mill Road
Lexington, 40513
Fayette County
Tanya G. Pullin
Get Healthy Kentucky Initiative
Appointed: 9/17/2004
RR# 1, Box 4886
South Short, 41175
Greenup County
Dora Reach
Regional Supported Living
Council- Region XII
Appointed: 1/30/2004
P.O. Box 66
Cromona, 41810
Letcher County
Myrna Espinosa Redfield
Kentucky Commission on
Women
Appointed: 4/14/2005
1715 Deerhaven Lane
Paducah, 42001
McCracken County
Clara F. Reese
Judicial Nominating Commis-
sion- 9th Judicial Circuit &
District Court
Appointed: 4/30/2004
573 Crocus Drive
Radcliff, 40160
Hardin County
O F O P P O R T U N I T Y
Lillian H. Rice Jill Hall Rose
Maysville Community & Morehead State University Board
Technical College District Board of Regents
of Directors Appointed: 6/30/2004
Appointed: 10/18/2004 5000 Combs Ferry
6123 KY 419 Winchester, 40391
Maysville, 41056 Clark County
Mason County
Barbara Ann Rotert
Marcia Milby Ridings Judicial Nomination Commis-
Blue Ribbon Panel to Study the sion- 9th Judicial Circuit &
Kentucky Commission on District
Human Rights Appointed: 4/30/2004
Appointed: 3/1/2005 4 Pebble Brook Lane
120 N. Main Street Rineyville, 40162
London, 40741 Hardin County
Laurel County
Gwynn Rucker Royster
Suzanne Rinne Governor’s Commission on
Kentucky Board of Licensure for Family Farms
Nursing Home Administrators Appointed: 12/13/2004
Appointed: 5/6/2004 3042 Cox Mill road
814 Foxgate Road Hopkinsville, 42240
Louisville, 40223 Christian County
Jefferson County
Katherine Gail Russell
Maria Roach Ethics Commission, Executive
Historic Properties Advisory Branch
Commission Appointed: 8/16/2004
Appointed: 3/9/2005 108 Blankenbaker Lane
194 Louisiana Avenue Louisville, 40207
Lexington, 40502 Jefferson County
Fayette County
Bertie Kaye Salyer
Phelicisima W. Roberts Child Sexual Abuse & Exploita-
Eastern Kentucky University tion Prevention Board
Board of Regents Appointed: 11/16/2004
Appointed: 6/30/2004 2487 Royalton Road
1220 Long Ridge Trace Salyersville, 41465
Louisville, 40245 Magoffin County
Jefferson County
Barbara K. Sanders
Julia L. Roberts Judicial Nomination Commis-
Kentucky Advisory Council for sion- 28th Judicial Circuit &
Gifted & Talented Education District Court
Appointed: 5/11/2005 Appointed: 1/15/2004
1513 Barnard Way 205 Oak Valley Road
Bowling Green, 42103 Somerset, 42501
Warren County Pulaski County
Vivian S. Rodes Norma Jean Scott
State Board of Podiatry Madisonville Community College
Appointed: 11/15/2004 Board of Directors
2112 Rollingdale Road Appointed: 2/28/2004
Lexington, 40513 1420 Nebo Road
Fayette County Madisonville, 42431
Hopkins County
Margaret Allison Rogers
Kentucky Horse Park Elizabeth Bertram Sewell
Commission Maysville Community &
Appointed: 2/4/2004 Technical College Nominating
3255 Hifner Road Commission
Versailles, 40383 Appointed: 6/1/2004
Woodford County 11 West Third Street
Maysville, 41056
Mason County
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Jill Seyfred
Child Sexual Abuse & Exploita-
tion Prevention Board
Appointed: 11/16/2004
2849 Ashby Glen Place
Lexington, 40509
Fayette County
Paige Sharalee Shaye
Kentucky Board of Licensure for
Occupational Therapy
Appointed: 12/30/2004
173 Joe Marshall Road
Glasgow, 42141
Barren County
Emily Coleman Shelton
Kentucky Commission on
Community Volunteerism &
Service
Appointed: 7/26/2004
6338 Clovernook Drive
Burlington, 41005
Boone County
Helen Sims
Kentucky Board of Licensure for
Nursing Home Administrators
Appointed: 5/6/2004
3100 Clay Street
Paducah, 42001
McCracken County
Vickie Lynn Slone
Reading Diagnostic & Interven-
tion Grant Steering Committee
Appointed: 5/25/2005
8009, Highway 899
Pippa Passes, 41844
Knott County
Linda Tally Smith
Prosecutors Advisory Council
Appointed: 6/24/2004
10701 Station Lane
Union, 41091
Boone County
Marla J. Smith
Reading Diagnostic & Interven-
tion Grant Steering Committee
Appointed: 5/25/2005
1805 College Farm Road, Apt. C
Murray, 42071
Calloway County
Donna Patricia Smith
Kentucky Horse Racing Authority
Appointed: 1/6/2004
1600 Harmony Hall Lane
Lexington, 40502
Fayette County
Anna Hollin Smith
Judicial Nomination Commis-
sion- 27th Judicial Circuit &
District Court
Appointed: 8/19/2004
805 East 9th Street
London, 40741
Laurel County
D O O R S
Rebecca Ann Smith
Regional Supported Living
Council- Region XII
Appointed: 1/30/2004
P.O. Box 88
Combs, 41729
Perry County
Karen T. Sparrow
Judicial Nomination Commis-
sion -53rd Judicial Circuit &
District Court
Appointed: 1/24/2005
5911 Shelbyville Road
Simpsonville, 40067
Shelby County
Patsy Sponcil
Prosecutors Advisory Council
Appointed: 7/26/2004
3184 Camargo Road
Mt. Sterling, 40353
Montgomery County
Janet Barclay Stith
Kentucky State Advisory Council
on Libraries
Appointed: 7/1/2004
521 Hadlow Street
Lexington, 40503
Fayette County
Wendy J. Stivers
Kentucky Commission on
Community Volunteerism &
Service
Appointed: 7/26/2004
229 Savannah Drive
Nicholasville, 40356
Jessamine County
Mary Stone
Board of Directors of the
Kentucky Center for the Arts
Appointed: 6/20/2005
5208 Indian Woods Court
Louisville, 40207
Jefferson County
Susan Stout Tamme
Kentucky Workforce Investment
Board
Appointed: 9/29/2004
7106 Oak Terrace
Pewee Valley, 40056
Oldham County
Retha Carol Tarter
Kentucky Arts Council
Appointed: 2/14/2005
3005 South Main
Madisonville, 42431
Hopkins County
O F O P P O R T U N I T Y
Glenna M. Taylor Lanna Sue Vincent
Kentucky Commission for Mental Judicial Nomination Commis-
Retardation & Other Develop- sion- 5th Judicial Circuit &
mental Disabilities District
Appointed: 5/11/2005 Appointed: 9/24/2004
363 Barbour Road 8134 State Route 293 S.
Glasgow, 42141 Providence, 42450
Barren County Webster County
Lynda M. Thomas Kim Walker
Kentucky African-American Governor’s Commission on
Heritage Commission Family Farms
Appointed: 5/21/2004 Appointed: 10/18/2004
3390 Pimlico Parkway 6012 Paris Pike
Lexington, 40517 Georgetown, 40324
Fayette County Scott County
Patricia H. Thornbury Lisa Hutchinson Wallace
Kentucky Board of Pharmacy Juvenile Justice Advisory Board
Appointed: 1/1/2005 Appointed: 6/7/2005
709 Burkshire Drive 256 View Point Drive
Lexington, 40502 Richmond, 40475
Fayette County Madison County
Natalie Jane Tinsley Laurie Ann Walton
Kentucky Board of Licensure for Kentucky Advisory Council for
Occupational Therapy Gifted & Talented Education
Appointed: 12/30/2004 Appointed: 7/27/2004
7608 Wolfpen Ridge Court 1663 Brierwood Court
Prospect, 40059 Florence, 41042
Jefferson County Boone County
Vickie Carmack Travis Cindy L. Weaver
Murray State University Board of Commission on Correction &
Regents Community Service
Appointed: 6/30/2004 Appointed: 5/4/2004
2225 Edinborough Court 220 South Main Street
Murray, 42071 Henderson, 42420
Calloway County Henderson County
Regena D. Triplett Regina Ann Webb
Commission on Human Rights Kentucky Board of Hairdressers
Appointed: 3/25/2005 & Cosmetologists
P.O. Box 1414 Appointed: 12:00:00 AM
Pikeville, 41502 234 Deer Valley Avenue
Pike County Bowling Green, 42103
Warren County
Patricia Ann Turpin
Parole Board Sharon L. White
Appointed: 5/23/2005 Judicial Nomination Commis-
1958 Parallel Road sion -33rd Judicial Circuit &
Lexington, 40511 District Court
Fayette County Appointed: 5/18/2004
P.O. Box 1133
Marsh Jean VanHook Hazard, 41702
Kentucky Commission for Mental Perry County
Retardation & Other Develop-
mental Disabilities Connie Whitfield
Appointed: 5/11/2005 Kentucky Horse Racing Authority
P.O. Box 559 Appointed: 1/6/2004
Somerset, 42502 108 Alumni Avenue
Pulaski County Hopkinsville, 42240
Christian County
Janna P. Vice
Kentucky Board of Education Joyce Whittinghill
Appointed: 1/30/2004 Madisonville Community College
3509 Old Kentucky Highway 52 Board of Directors
Richmond, 40475 Appointed: 11/18/2004
Madison County 117 Tammie Lane
Greenville, 42345
Muhlenberg County
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LaJuana Wilcher Gail Elaine Wise Ann Baker

Kentucky Boxing & Wrestling Board of Nursing Leadership Kentucky Glasgow
Authority Appointed: 6/30/2004 Class of 2001
Appointed: 1/4/2005 5109 Main Street Marie Abrams Development Director
Capital Plaza Tower, 5th Floor May’s Lick, 41055 Louisville Horse Cave Theatre
Frankfort, 40601 Mason County Class of 1986
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Glenda R. Woods Margaret Adams Madisonville
Sarah J. Wilding Kentucky Commission on Hazard Class of 1988
Get Healthy Kentucky Initiative Women Class of 1989
Appointed: 9/17/2004 Appointed: 4/14/2005 Chairman of the Board Ellen Bale
1706 Sheep Pen Road 500 Mero Street Adams Pontiac, Buick, GMC Glasgow
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Franklin County Franklin County Anne Adams President
Murray South Central Bank/Barren County
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Blue Ribbon Panel to Study the College Presidents Cumberland Professional Building, Louisville
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Appointed: 4/11/2004 Technical College Lexington Lexington
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Appointed: 9/29/2004 (502) 597-6260 Frankfort
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Morehead, 40351 Dr. Barbara Veazey Lexington Assistant VP/Academic Affairs
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Paducah, 42002 Louisville
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Stephanie Bell Vickie Yates Brown Sally Carter Kathy Cook, Ph.D.
Lexington Louisville Mayfield Rush
Class of 1999 Class of 1997 Class of 1998 Class of 2002
Attorney Coordinator CEO
Sharon Bensinger Greenbaum, Doll & McDonald, PLLC F.A.C.E. Family Resource Center Ramey-Estep Homes, Inc.
Louisville
Class of 1990 Lisa Browning Ann Caulkins Robin Cooper
Executive Director Russellville Lexington Covington
Visually Impaired Preschool Services Class of 2000 Class of 1999 Class of 2001
Executive Director Senior Vice President Director of Governmental Affairs
Janie Beverly Logan County Chamber of Lexington Herald-Leader City of Covington
Prestonsburg Commerce
Class of 1992 Rosemary Center Susan Cooper
Mary Bunning Frankfort Owensboro
Ruth Billings Southgate Class of 1996 Class of 2001
Louisville Class of 1991 General Counsel Director of Career Services
Class of 1991 Registry of Election Finance Daymar College
Kim Burse
Sharon Bird Louisville Carla Chance Martha Copeland
Hazard Class of 1993 St. Louis, MO Corbin
Class of 1993 Louisville Client Solutions Executive Class of 1995 Class of 1989
Vice President Financial Service Solutions Vice Chancellor- Finance & Business Partner
Buckhorn Children’s Foundation Services Copeland & Romines
Karen Bushart St. Louis Community College
Granetta Blevins Winchester Mary Michael Corbett
Class of 1993 Class of 2003 Sue Chandler Louisville
Property Valuation Administrator Campbellsville Class of 1985
Donna Bloemer Clark County PVA Class of 1995 Chief Marketing Officer
Covington Business Development Associate Frost, Brown, Todd, LLC
Class of 2004 Marianne Butler Chandler’s Office Supply
Managing Director Louisville Janet Craig
Children’s Law Center Class of 2004 Lynn Chism Lexington
Internal Communications Specialist Class of 1993 Class of 2002
Nikki Owen Bonifer Louisville Water Company Member
Louisville Doris Clark-Parham Stites & Harbison, PLLC
Class of 2001 Karen Caldwell Murray
London Class of 1995 Diane Croney-Turner
Margie Bradford Class of 1994 Director AIMS Hopkinsville
Bardstown U.S. District Judge Murray State University Class of 1993
Class of 1993 U.S. District Court Finance Director
Chairman Susan Stokley Clary Pennyrile Allied Community Service
Bardstown Independent School Board Patricia Calico Frankfort
Lexington Class of 1985 Karen L. Cunningham
Anita M. Britton Class of 1993 Clerk, Court Administrator & General Madisonville
Lexington Counsel Class of 1989
Class of 2004 Marcia K. Carpenter Supreme Court of Kentucky Mayor
Attorney/Partner Owensboro City of Madisonville
Stoll, Keenan & Park, LLP Class of 2004 Carolle Jones Clay
Guidance Counselor Louisville Sandra Curd
Marilyn Brookman Daviess County Public Schools Class of 2004 Corbin
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Class of 1998 Cynthia Carroll Relations Volunteer
Executive Director, Owensboro Montreal, Canada Republic Bank & Trust Company
Campus Class of 1993 Lisa Townes Davidson
Western Kentucky University Agent/Plant Operator Becke Cleaver Hazard
Alcan Aluminum Limited Winchester Class of 1998
Valerie Brown Class of 1992 Project Engineer
Bowling Green Helen Carroll Principal H.A. Spalding Engineers, Inc.
Class of 1995 Erlanger Conkwright Middle School
President/CEO Class of 1993 Dee Davis
Service One Credit Union, Inc. Manager, Community Relations Carole Cobb Whitesburg
Toyota Motor Manufacturing, NA San Diego, CA Class of 1991
Kay Brown Class of 2001 President
Owensboro Betsie Carroll Center for Rural Strategies
Class of 1997 Pikeville Leslie Combs
Achievement Gap Coordinator Class of 1998 Pikeville Alice Davis
Kentucky Department of Education Summit Engineering Class of 1992 Danville
VP Business Affairs/Resource Class of 1998
Ann Carter Development Writer/Editor
Class of 1986 Pikeville College

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Marian Davis Patricia Ekdahl Valerie Forti Christine Johnson Goodman

London Russell Springs Frankfort Frankfort
Class of 2003 Class of 2001 Class of 1993 Class of 2001
Commissioner of Property Tax President/CEO Assistant Director Director, Division of Communication,
Ky Revenue Cabinet Russell County Hospital Office of Education Accountability Personnel Cabinet
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Gail Deatherage Suzanne Elkins Stephanie Fouts
Hopkinsville Batesville, IN London Linda Gorton
Class of 1987 Class of 1995 Class of 2001 Lexington
Senior Manager, Call Center Class of 2001
Julie Denton Beverly Ennis Operations Council Member
Frankfort Campbellsville Senture Lexington-Fayette Urban County
Class of 1996 Class of 2001 Government
Kentucky State Senator Administrator Rebeckah Freeman
Commonwealth of Kentucky Campbellsville Board of Education Washington, DC Stacey Graus
Class of 2000 Covington
Barbara Dickens Nancy Eskridge Director, Congressional Relations Class of 2000
Louisville Owensboro American Farm Bureau Federation Partner
Class of 2002 Class of 1996 Adams, Stephner, Woltermann &
VP & General Counsel Designer/Consultant Vanessa Gallman Dusing
Louisville Water Company Lexington
Jane Evans Class of 2000 Bonnie Gray
Leslie Ann Dickinson Somerset Editorial Page Editor Richmond
Lexington Class of 1987 Lexington Herald-Leader Class of 1987
Class of 1996 Director, Honors Program
Sally Fager Arlivia Gamble Eastern Kentucky University
Denise Dickinson Owensboro Bloomington, IL
Glasgow Class of 1994 Class of 1991 Kelly Green
Class of 1999 Coordinator, Early Childhood Frankfort
Vice President/Treasurer Program Linda Gayheart Class of 2003
Lyons Company, Inc. Owensboro Community College Hindman President
Class of 1991 K. Green Consulting, LLC
Melodie Doom-Shrader Judith Fannin President
Frankfort Ashland Gayheart Associates Kimberly Greene
Class of 1997 Class of 1986 Lexington
Executive Director Joyce Gee Class of 1989
Kentucky Association of Health Plans Lucille Fannin Georgetown
Ft. Lauderdale, FL Class of 1993 Martha Grise
Sue Dowdy Class of 1988 Richmond
Ashland Dreama Gentry Class of 1991
Honorary Alumni Annazette Fields Berea Professor of English Emerita
Executive Secretary Murray Class of 1998 Eastern Kentucky University
Ashland Area Convention & Visitors Class of 1998 Director of Special Programs
Bureau Director, Equal Opportunity Berea College Adrienne Grizzell
Murray State University Lexington
Sandra Duerr Judith Gerding Class of 1992
San Luis Obispo, CA Kathy Fitzgerald Covington CEO
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Executive Director Class of 1995 Executive Director
Telegram-Tribune VP of Patient Service The Point Susan Zimmerman Guess
Cardinal Hill Rehabilitation Hospital Paducah
Joanne Dunaway Debra Gibson Class of 1997
Beattyville Lori Flanery Lexington Marketing Director
Class of 1997 Frankfort Class of 1996 The Paducah Bank
Owner Class of 2000 Principal
Paw Paw’s Landing General Counsel Copywrite Anna Caryl Guffey
Kentucky Housing Corporation Hopkinsville
Lee Dunbar Karen Glenn Class of 1990
Findlay, OH Malta Flannery Beaver Dam Civilian Aide to the Secretary of the
Class of 1996 McKee Class of 1998 Army
Sales Manager, Brand Division Class of 2000 Senior Vice President/CFO
Marathon Ashland Petroleum, LLC Parent Liaison Kentucky Trust Bank Elizabeth Hall
Jackson County Board of Education Somerset
Edith Dupin Jane Goldstein Class of 1996
Elizabethtown Deborah Floyd Louisville CPA/Partner
Class of 1990 Boca Raton, FL Class of 1989 Evans, Hall & Company
President Class of 1992 Assistant Dean for Development,
Elizabethtown Chamber of Professor of Higher Education College of Business & Public
Commerce Florida Atlantic University Administration
University of Louisville

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Julia Hall Donna Herndon Esther Jansing Cynthia A. Kelley

Lexington Murray Owensboro Louisville
Class of 1997 Class of 1987 Class of 2000 Class of 2004
Vice President Executive Director Executive Director, Business
Incredipet Katheryn Higgins Community Foundation of Solutions & Services
Louisville Owensboro/Daviess County Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield
Patricia Hammock Class of 1985
Nashville, TN Financial Advisor Nancy D. Jarett Lois Kellogg
Class of 1993 MorganStanley Louisville Groveport, OH
Executive Assistant to VP Class of 2004 Class of 1999
Meharry Medical College Susan Hodges Regional Manager Solution Center Manager
London BellSouth American Electric Power
Paula Hanson Class of 1994
Lexington Owner & Principal Broker Sandy Jeanquart-Miles Marjorie Kemp
Class of 1995 Hodges Real Estate, Inc. Cadiz Russellville
Shareholder Class of 1999 Class of 1987
Dean, Dorton & Ford, PSC Barbara Hoffman
North Palm Beach, FL Loretta Jobs Sheeran Howard King
Cheryl J. Hardin Class of 1985 Murray Louisville
Lexington Class of 1985 Class of 1991
Class of 2004 Cheryl Hollowell Realtor Director, Corporate Initiative
Vice President Cadiz Century 21 Loretta Jobs Realtors Opus Property
Bank One Class of 2002
Owner Deborah Johnson Vickie Curd Ladt SPHR, GLIC
Kathryn Harper See Your Way Through Fort Worth, TX Paducah
Goldon Pond Class of 1987 Class of 1992
Class of 2001 Kathy Houlihan President
Manager, Communications Services Lexington Martha Johnson Ladt Consulting Services, Inc.
USDA Forest Service, LBL Class of 1999 Lexington
YMCA of Central Kentucky Class of 1998 Joanne Lang
Leslie Harris VP, Communications/Corporate Lexington
Nashville, TN Emily Hudson Affairs Class of 1987
Class of 1997 Hazard Ashland, Inc. Executive Vice President
Team in Training Class of 1996 KY Science & Technology Council
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Coding/Reimbursement Specialist Cynthia M. Jones
Appalachian Region Healthcare, Inc. Class of 1987 Barbara Laski
Linda Harvey Bloomfield, CT
Lexington Helen Humes Barbara Jones Class of 1988
Class of 1992 Mooresville Lexington
Executive Director Class of 1985 Class of 2001 Ann Latta
Transformation House, Inc. Executive Director Acting General Counsel Prestonsburg
Mooresville Economic Development University of Kentucky Class of 1986
Jane Hasse Commission
Owensboro Sandy Jones Lenore Leadingham
Class of 1987 Carolyn Jackson Bowling Green Louisa
Vice Chair/Board Member Lexington Class of 2002 Class of 1997
Owensboro Public Schools Class of 1990 Mayor Owner
City of Bowling Green LakeView Hideaway Bed & Breakfast
Sandy Hays Helen Jackson
Webbville Tyner Lisa Jordan-Payne Hilda Gay Legg
Class of 1998 Class of 1997 Barbourville Washington, DC
Customer Care Consultant Education Consultant Class of 2000 Class of 1998
Cingular Wireless Mind Power Administrator, Rural Utilities Service
Regina Jackson US Department of Agriculture
Suzanne Hays Bowling Green Sarah Blanken Kahmann
Owensboro Class of 2003 Florence Rosemary Leibundguth
Class of 2000 Managing Partner/Attorney Class of 2000 Burgin
Training Consultant English, Lucas, Priest & Owsley LLP Class of 1999
Franklin Covey Sherry Kahne Minister
Janet Jakubowicz Paducah Mercy House
Pamela S. Helton Louisville Class of 1994
Frankfort Class of 2003 Sales/Marketing Manager Pamela Lester
Class of 2004 Member Hultman, Inc. Frankfort
Executive’s Staff Advisor Greenbaum, Doll & McDonald, PLLC Class of 1995
Alcoholic Beverage Control Chrystie Keenan Juvenile Justice Specialist
Maysville Kentucky Department of Juvenile
Christy Hendricks Class of 2003 Justice
Louisville
Class of 2003
Legal Counsel
Baptist Healthcare System

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Margaret Young Levi Linda Mayberry Tracey McLarney Barbara Nailor

Danville Richmond Lexington Georgetown
Class of 2002 Class of 2002 Class of 1992 Class of 1991
General Counsel Justice & Safety Center President/CEO Manager-Safety
Ephraim McDowell Health, Inc. Eastern Kentucky University Better Business Bureau of Central/ Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Ky, Inc.
East Kentucky
Eileen Lewandowski Gwen Mayes Aubrey Nehring
Hager Hill Frankfort Mary Helen Miller Philpot
Class of 1993 Class of 1999 Shelbyville Class of 1999
Associate Professor Director Class of 1986 Head Start Director
Prestonsburg Community College Women’s Physical & Mental Health Audobon Area Community Services
Paddy Miller
Linda Likins Dana Mayton Owensboro Dana Schaaf Nelson
Villanova, PA Louisville Class of 2001 Bowling Green
Class of 1990 Class of 2003 Class of 1996
Project Director AVP for Government Relations Adrienne Millett Wachovia Securities
Devereux University of Louisville Richmond
Class of 1988 Angie Nenni
Kathy Lilly-Bryson Kimberly McCann President Louisville
Taylorsville Ashland Central Kentucky Eye Associates, Class of 2003
Class of 1998 Class of 1995 P.S.C. VP, Information Technology/
County Extension Agent Attorney/Partner Professional Services
University of Kentucky Cooperative VanAntwerp, Monge, Jones & Juanita Mills Delta Dental Plan of Ky
Extension Service Edwards Covington
Class of 1990 Belinda Nichols
Joyce Lloyd Lisa McCarty President Shelbyville
Florence Owensboro JM Consulting Class of 2002
Class of 1990 Class of 1989 Sr. Vice President
Human Resources Manager Director, Estes Family Resource Lynn Minton Commonwealth Bank & Trust Co.
Square D Company/Schneider Center Bowling Green
Electric Owensboro Public Schools Class of 1998 Sarah S. Nicholson
Associate Director Louisville
Peggy Loafman Elizabeth McCoy Western Kentucky University Institute Class of 2004
Bowling Green Hopkinsville for Economic Development VP/Government Relations
Class of 1991 Class of 1995 Kentucky Hospital Association
Director President/CEO Kerrie Moberly
US Bank Planters Bank, Inc. Richmond Dana Cox Nickles
Class of 2001 Frankfort
Teresa Lovelace Cheryl McDaniel-Blau Director Class of 1999
Frankfort Class of 1992 EKU-College of Justice & Safety Kentucky Bar Association
Class of 1997
Department of Financial Incentives Kelly McEuen Deborah Moessner Betsy Nowland-Curry
Cabinet for Economic Development Georgetown Louisville Lexington
Class of 2003 Class of 2002 Class of 1987
Sylvia Lovely Executive Director/International VP, Sales-Individual/Sr. Markets
Lexington Program Coordinator Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield Kelly Nuckols
Class of 1993 Scott Education & Community Paducah
Executive Director/CEO Foundation Vicki Mohr Class of 2003
Kentucky League of Cities Danville President & CEO
Linda McGinnis Class of 1997 Jackson Purchase Energy
Jo Marshall Jackson Vice President, Operations Corporation
Somerset Class of 1996 Ephraim McDowell Regional Medical
Class of 2003 President Center Deborah M. Nunley
President Appalachian regional Manufacturing, Owensboro
Somerset Community College Inc. Rhonda Morphew Class of 2004
Winchester Broker/Owner
Jane B. Martin Melissa McHenry Class of 2002 Century 21 Partners
Madisonville Columbus, OH Senior Accountant
Class of 1991 Class of 2002 East Ky Power Cooperative Carolyn O’Daniel
Executive Director Manager, Corporate Media Relations Lexington
Badgett Regional Center, Education American Electric Power Mary Mundt Class of 2000
Enhancement Louisville Executive Director-Academic Affairs
Rebecca McIntosh Class of 1999 KCTCS
Lynn Martin Adairville Dean of Nursing
Mt. Washington Class of 1999 University of Louisville School of Janet O’Koon
Class of 1993 Nursing Louisville
President Colleen McKinley Class of 1991
The Martin Group Louisville Victoria Murden-McClure Owner
Class of 1992 Louisville Stonefly Properties, LLC
Partner Class of 1994
Carey, Niemi, Skaggs & McKinley

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Ann Oldham Ann Perkins Joyce Rayzer Gloria Sams

Madisonville Catlettsburg Class of 1989 Somerset
Class of 1990 Class of 1990 Class of 1985
Executive Director Vicki Receveur Regional Coordinator
United Way of Hopkins County Juanita Betz Peterson Louisville Kentucky Cancer Program
Lexington Class of 1988
Alice O’Quin Class of 1993 K. Penney Sanders
Class of 1987 JoEllen Reed Sulphur
Caryl Pfeiffer Winchester Class of 1988
Susan Otey Louisville Class of 1986 Assistant Professor
Paducah Class of 2003 1st Grade Teacher Spalding University
Class of 2000 Director, Corporate Fuels & By- Strode Station Elementary School
Vice President, Risk Management products Amy Scarborough
Harper Industries, Inc. LG & E Energy Corporation Lynn Richard Richmond
Evansville, IN Class of 2003
Stacey Owen Rebecca Pillsbury Class of 1990 Regional Manager- East Ky
Glasgow Redstone Arsenal, AL Vice President BellSouth
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Principal Kim Schippers
Barren County High School Patti Pinkley Marcia Milby Ridings Hopkinsville
Louisville London Class of 1997
Elizabeth Painter Class of 1991 Class of 1988 Associate Director
Louisville Owner Hopkinsville Economic Development
Class of 2000 Eugenia Potter Hamm, Milby, & Ridings Law Firm Council
Vice President Louisville
Painter Financial Class of 1999 Joan Riehm Brenda Schissier
Louisville Louisville
Betty Jo Palmer Kathy Quinn Honorary Alumni Class of 1999
Lexington Lexington Deputy Mayor Co-Owner
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Realtor Director of Education Centers
KET- The Kentucky Network Michele Ripley
Meredith Parente Lexington Kathy Schlegel
Louisville Pamela Quitter Class of 2002 Bowling Green
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Treasurer Class of 2000 Commonwealth Fund for KET
Brown-Forman Corporation Coordinator, Workforce Excellence Sally Schott
Commission Dolly Ritchie Winchester
Helen Pattie Hopkinsville/Christian County Cynthiana Class of 1997
Danville Chamber Class of 1993 Executive Director
Honorary Alumni Executive Secretary The Peer Exchange Network
Rebecca K. Ragland Kentucky Technology, Harrison
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Rock Hill, SC Class of 2004 Louisville
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Lynch, Cox, Gilman & Mahan Bowling Green Attorney at Law
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Louisville Beverly Raimondo Professor
Class of 2000 Lexington Western Kentucky University Alicia J. Sells
Economic Development Executive Class of 1994 Frankfort
LG & E Energy Corporation Director, Commonwealth Institute for Suzan Rogers Class of 2004
Parent Leadership Henderson Director of Governmental Relations
Lisa Payne-Jones Prichard Committee for Academic Class of 2001 Kentucky School Boards Association
Owensboro Excellence Coordinator
Class of 2001 Paul Herron Tech Center Brenda Senter
Judge Kaye Ratliff Class of 1996
Daviess District Court- Division 1 Mt. Sterling Linda Rumpke
Class of 1995 Lexington Pamela Sexton
Deborah Sue Pennell Executive Director Class of 1998 Lexington
Louisville Gateway Juvenile Diversion Project, Managing Director Class of 1987
Class of 2004 Inc. Bank One, Kentucky, NA
VP/ Customer Services Sandra Shafer
The Kentucky Center Diana Ratliff Holly Salisbury Lexington
Harrodsburg Lexington Class of 1999
Helen Pennington Class of 1997 Class of 1992 Council Member, District 10
West Liberty Director of Marketiing & Public Director, Singletary Center for the Arts Lexington -Fayette Urban County
Class of 1994 Relations University of Kentucky Government
Principal Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill
Morgan County Middle School

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Debbie Shannon Ann Hall Stewart Nancy Thames Helen Vaughn

Louisville Glasgow Richmond Campbellsville
Class of 1994 Class of 1997 Class of 1998 Class of 1986
VP of Education Office Engineer Director, Student Services
The Kentucky Center James N. Gray Company Consortium Lisa Ann Vogt
Eastern Kentucky University Louisville
Tracy Shelby Susan Stokes Class of 2000
Paducah Louisville Charlotte Tharp Partner/Member
Class of 2003 Class of 1991 Louisville Ogden, Newell & Welch, PLLC
Office Manager President/Owner Class of 1991
Harper Industries, Inc. HMR Associates, Inc. Vice President, Mission & Outreach Shelia Vose
Norton Healthcare Lexington
Shirley Short Anna Stone Class of 1997
Cincinnati, OH Louisville Judy Thomas VP/ Finance CFO
Class of 1987 Class of 1991 Greenup Lexington Herald-Leader
Assistant Director, Center for Career Class of 1987
& Leadership Development Nancy Stone Laura Voss
Xavier University Nicholasville Barbara Thomas Lexington
Class of 1997 Washington, DC Class of 1998
Becky Simpson Executive Director Class of 1995 Director, Community & Employee
Louisville Jessamine County Chamber of Relations
Class of 2003 Commerce Elizabeth L. Thompson Lexmark International, Inc.
CEO Lexington
New West, LLC Mary Wells Strait Class of 2004 Denise Wainscott
Ashland Attorney Barbourville
Cathy Slider Class of 1987 Stites & Harbison, PLLC Class of 1998
Louisville VP for Advancement
Class of 2003 Beth Stroble Margaret Thomson Union College
Senior VP, Manager-Cash Akron, OH Ft. Mitchell
Management Class of 1998 Class of 2002 Alice Walter
Republic Bank & Trust Company Dean, College of Education Louisville
University of Akron Darlene Tinsley Class of 2001
Merrylyn Smith Bowling Green VP, Human Resources
Lexington Molly Sutherland Class of 1999 Louisville Bedding Company
Class of 1993 Lexington Wyatt, Tarrant & Combs
Class of 1998 Cynthia Warrick
Sharon Smith Industrial Marketing Manager Diane Bennett Tobin Sanford, MI
Madisonville Kentucky Utilities Company/ LG & E Louisville Class of 1993
Class of 2002 Energy Corporation Class of 1990
President Owner Sherry Washington
Triple S of Madisonville, Inc. Lynda B. Tabor Tobin-Hewitt Gallery Central City
Owensboro Class of 1997
Virginia Smith Class of 2004 Lisa Townsend
Lexington Director of Education Owensboro Youlanda Washington
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Executive Director President Class of 2000
Ky Humanities Council, Inc. Karkie Tackett Townsend & Associates Principal
Park Hills Pierce Primary School
Kathy Smoot Class of 2002 Carolyn Traum
Hazard Director Kuttawa Mary Wathen
Class of 2000 North Central AHEC Class of 1994 Lexington
Provost/Dean of Academic Affairs Clinical Education Coordinator Class of 1989
Hazard Community College Angie Taylor Purchase A.H.E.C. Administrative Adie to the Mayor
Covington Lexington-Fayette Urban County
Elaine Spalding Class of 2002 Marilyn Troupe, Ed.D.
Paducah VP, Community/Economic Frankfort Sylvia Watson
Class of 2003 Development Class of 2001 Louisville
President Gateway Community & Technical Division Director Class of 1987
Paducah Area Chamber of College Education Professional Standards Special Assistant to the President
Commerce Board Georgetown College
Maura Temes
Rebecca Spradlin Louisville Gwen Turner Melanie Watson
Campbellsville Class of 1993 Harlan Glasgow
Class of 1996 Administrator of Recruitment Class of 1998 Class of 1998
Department of Human Resources Chief Compliance Officer
Roberta Steen Linda Van Houten T.J. Samson Community Hospital
Georgetown Louisville
Class of 2000 Class of 2002
Manager- Corporate Head of School
Administration Office The Walden School
Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Ky, Inc.

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Ft. Thomas Louisville Louisville
Class of 1987 Class of 1999 Class of 2001
Vice President Vice President Principal
The St. Luke Hospitals Fifth Third Bank KHAFRA Engineering
Consultants, Inc.
Janice Weaver Angela Wilkins, Ed.D.
Murray Frankfort
Class of 1992 Class of 1989
Division Director
Marsha Weinstein Kentucky Department of Education
Prospect
Class of 1990 Lora Williams
Owensboro
Zella Wells Class of 2000
Paintsville Volunteer/Retired Educator
Class of 1998
Assistant Superintendent Judith R. Willis
Johnson County Board of Education Frankfort
Class of 2004
Susan Westrom Regulatory Consultant
Lexington American Electric Power
Class of 1995
Kentucky State Representative; Joyce Wilson
Director, Advocacy & Marketing Columbus, OH
Presbyterian Child Welfare Agency Class of 1989
Executive Director
Rita Wetterstroem Pregnancy Decision Health Centers
Hebron
Class of 1999 Sandra Wilson
Director of Human Resources & Wickliffe
Training Class of 1992
Kenton County Airport Board Public Affairs Manager
MeadWestvaco
Connee Wheeler
Lexington Jill Wilson
Class of 1998 Lexington
Extension Associate/KEHA Advisor Class of 1998
University of Kentucky Cooperative Director of Marketing
Extension Service James N. Gray Company

Rhonda R. Whitaker Susan Viers Wobbe

Covington Louisville
Class of 2004 Class of 1997
Area Manager ASAP Automation
Cinergy/ULH&P
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Judy White Frankfort
Bowling Green Class of 1996
Class of 1988 Owner/CFO
HMB Professional Engineers, Inc.
Alayne White
Lexington Cecelia Wooden
Class of 1990 Louisville
Commissioner, Department of Social Class of 1988
Services Partner
Lexington-Fayette Urban County Wooden & Associates
Government
Angela Woodward
Kitty White Shepherdsville
Pikeville Class of 1988
Class of 2001 Director
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Pike County Chamber of Commerce
Sheri Yager
Barbara Wiggins Louisville
Calhoun Class of 1995
Class of 2000
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City of Calhoun Lexington
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