1992-2007 HISTORY SUPPLEMENT

KENTUCKY HOME ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION AND

KENTUCKY ASSOCIATION OF FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCES

May, 2007

Introduction

The summary which follows is an effort to update the history of the Kentucky Home Economics Association, now known as the Kentucky Association of Family and Consumer Sciences.

The first published history was entitled, “History of the Kentucky Home Economics Association, 1922-1960.” It was later revised to include the years 1960-1965. An interim document, “Chronological Record of the Kentucky Home Economics Association, 1966-1972,” was distributed. Later, “Volume II, Supplement to the History of the Kentucky Home Economics Association Years 1966 through 1986,” was compiled. A later document, “History Addendum of the Kentucky Home Economics Association, 1987-1991” was distributed.

This summary which follows was compiled by Dr. Sarah T. Henry, Executive Secretary who wishes to thank the readers, Martha Jenkins, Brenda Owen and Jane Ellington, for their careful review and helpful suggestions.

Copies of the publications and documents mentioned above may be found in the KAFCS file in the University of Kentucky Libraries Special Collections and Digital Programs in the Margaret I. King Library on the UK campus in Lexington and in the office of the KAFCS Executive Secretary.

Readers are encouraged to report any omissions or inaccuracies to the KAFCS Executive Secretary, henr421@bellsouth.net. This supplement to the history will be posted on the kafcs.com website.

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Timeline KHEA/KAFCS History, 1992-2007 Following are some highlights of the history of KHEA/KAFCS during this time period. For a more detailed history, please refer to the summary which follows, or to the documents stored in the archives.

1992 Fran Maierhauser, Louisville, resigned as Administrative Assistant after eight years in this position. Patti V. Bolin, past president, died at age 89 in Clinton, Kentucky.

1993 Dr. Peggy S. Meszaros, dean of the University of Kentucky College of Human Environmental Sciences, was elected president-elect of AHEA On June 21 the organization’s name was changed from American Home Economics Association to the American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences at the AHEA convention in San Diego. HUGS (Help for Undergraduate Students) Program was begun. Dr. Sarah T. Henry, Georgetown, was appointed Administrative Assistant April Sapp, student at the University of Kentucky was named chair of the AAFCS Preprofessional/Graduate Student (P/GS) Section. International Year of the Family was observed

1994 KAFCS By-laws were changed to reflect the Association’s new name and to conform to AAFCS By-laws. Certification designation changed to Certified in Family and Consumer Sciences or CFCS replacing CHE (Certified in Home Economics)

1995 Laura Keith, University of Kentucky student, served as national vice president of the P/GS section. AAFCS president, Dr. Sue Whitaker, was the third Kentucky native in a row to lead the national group following Dr. Peggy Meszaros and Dr. Barbara Taylor. KAFCS participated in the Early Childhood Initiative, a program priority of AAFCS.

1996 Jewell Deene Ellis, Frankfort, spoke at an AAFCS Public Policy Seminar in Washington, D.C. Legislative Affairs Committee composed of Dr. Martha Jenkins, chair, Romanza Johnson, Dr. Joyce Rasdall, Janet Johnson and Kelli Kinkade issued an ambitious plan to keep KAFCS in tune with legislative matters related to our profession. Nancy Edwards, Frankfort, served as Kentucky’s Ambassador for the Extension 2000 campaign to fund an endowment to benefit Extension Agents. Amanda Williams, University of Kentucky student, served as vice chair of the AAFCS-P/GS Section.

1998 Marianne Lorensen, University of Kentucky student served as Vice Chair of the AAFCS- P/GS Section becoming the fourth consecutive Kentucky student to serve on the national board. Brass Betty Lamp lapel pins crafted by Gastineau Studios of Berea were introduced for sale at the KAFCS annual meeting. Other sales items

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included Betty Lamp prints, note cards and Louisville Stoneware coffee mugs with the AAFCS logo. Proceeds from sales supplemented KAFCS projects. Twelve members were recognized with over 50 years’ membership at the KAFCS annual meeting. A KAFCS table top display interpreting membership and careers was prepared and made available to individuals and professional organizations. Ed Klee of Nonesuch Training and Consulting led the KAFCS Board in a Think Tank concerning Association needs, strengths, focus and vision. Future Homemakers of America name was changed to Family, Career and Community Leaders of America. AHEA played an integral role in organizing FHA and has continued its support by serving on its Board of Directors both at the national and state levels.

1997 Marianne Lorensen University of Kentucky student, served as Chair of the P/GS Section of AAFCS.

1998 KAFCS was among 145 organizations invited to form a coalition “One Voice for Kentucky’s Kids,” whose purpose was to work at the grassroots level to gain legislative support for quality early care and education of young children.

1999 Nancy Hunt, President-elect, attended the AAFCS Fall Leadership Conference in Alexandria, VA and visited Kentucky’s congressional delegation to seek support of FCS issues. KAFCS supported the Early Childhood Education Law (HB 706) passed by the 2000 Kentucky Legislature. Sterling silver Betty Lamp pins and bracelets were added to the Betty Lamp collection as well as a reproduction wrought-iron Betty Lamp crafted by Tom Butrum of Georgetown. Mrs. Pauline Massie, past president and first KHEA administrative assistant died in Frankfort at age 91.

2000 By-laws were updated to conform with AAFCS revisions. A website at www.kafcs.com, was created for KAFCS during the presidency of Jane C. Ellington. The position of Vice President Cooperative Relations was eliminated The Central District was merged with the Western District. Dr. Frances S. Goldsmith, past KHEA president and former chair of Home Economics at the University of Louisville, died at age 89. Dr. Martha Nall, University of Kentucky, was elected AAFCS Vice President for Development. A 5-year strategic plan was developed based on the AAFCS plan and results of the 2000 KAFCS Think Tank session. Kentucky’s First Lady, Judi Patton, was awarded the Friend of KAFCS at the annual meeting awards luncheon.

2001 Quilted wall hanging, designed and made by the Mason County Extension Homemakers, was unveiled using a design based on the Betty Lamp pin. A board retreat, planned by President Wendy Stivers was held at Cliffview Retreat Center in Garrard County in June.

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2003 Dr. Martha Nall, University of Kentucky, was a candidate for national president-elect. For the first time, AAFCS members voted online. Three deaths were reported: Loraine Browning, Florida, past president; Emma Bybee, Glasgow, past president and Marilyn Rollins, Louisville, former vice president professional development.

2003 Nancy Campbell Eckler, Williamstown, past president, died at age 63. 2004 Brenda Owen, Lexington, was named 2004 Kentucky Middle School

Teacher of the Year in the Ashland Inc. and KDE partnership. The Home Economists in Business Section voted to dissolve. They gave the balance in their Lamplighter Fund to KAFCS to advance the profession of FCS by supporting the educational purposes of the KAFCS annual meeting for the duration of five or more years.

2005 Vice President, Marisa FitzGerald and her Jessamine County Extension Homemakers extended a helping hand to victims of Hurricane Katrina by transporting several truckloads of supplies and giving hand-on assistance to victims in Mississippi.

2006 Jewell Deene Ellis attended the 2005 Future Search Summit in Atlanta on the topic “What is the Future of Family and Consumer Sciences?”

KAFCS Board voted to donate historical materials to the University of Kentucky Libraries Special Collections and Digital Programs.

Dr. Joyce O. Rasdall, past president and national award recipient, Smiths Grove, died after a long battle with cancer at age 61.

Gladys M. Lickert, 93, past president, died in Louisville 2007 Preprofessional/Graduate Student Section name was changed to “Student

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Officers 1991-1992

President Dr. Martha C. Jenkins President-elect: Dr. Patty Rai Smith Vice-President for Cooperative Relations Dr. Thomas W. Roberts Vice President for Professional Development Linda Reece Vice-President for Internal Affairs Cherry Kay Smith Vice-President for Program of Work Judith Anne Foster Secretary Martha Cessna Treasurer Marilyn E. Bailey District officers

Western District President Jean Chapman Eastern District President Dr. Sarah T. Henry Central District President Eva Mae Lloyd

Election Committee Chair Cherie L. Mingus Student Member Section Chair Gail L. Spencer Student Member Section Advisor Dr. Sarah T. Henry Administrative Asst. and Parliamentarian Fran Maierhauser

70th Annual Meeting

March 5-6, 1992 Hyatt Regency Hotel, Lexington, KY

Theme: Create, Believe, Achieve

Pre-Conference HEIB Seminar, March 4: “Riding the Waves Through the 90’s. The Baby Boomers Come of Age” Dr. Dale Atkins, Western Illinois University and Mr. Richard Roth, University of Kentucky Keynote Address: “Kentucky Education Reform: How Far Have We Come? How Far Must We Go?” Lois Adams-Rodgers, Chief of Staff for Kentucky Education Commissioner Thomas C. Boysen, Frankfort

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“Create, Believe, Achieve: The Leadership Challenge of the 90’s.” Joel Pett, Political Cartoonist, Lexington Herald-Leader “Career Dressing” (Student Member Section) Sandra Wait, McAlpin's, Lexington “Stakeholders for Improving Education in Kentucky: How Can We Help?”

Dr. Peggy S. Meszaros, Dean, University of Kentucky College of Human Environmental Sciences; Higher Education: Dr. Robert Hemenway, Chancellor, University of Kentucky; Industry/Private Sector: Mr. Dan Lacy, Vice President, Corporate Relations, Ashland Oil, Inc.; Teachers: Bonnie Claycomb, Teacher, Caverna High School and Parents/Citizens: Bev Raimondo, Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence.

Research Reporting Session

“Consumer Responses to the Retail Store Environment: An Exploration of Color, Lighting and Density” Cynthia Fanning Forester and Dr. Elizabeth Pratt Easter, University of Kentucky, and Dr. Mary Ann Eastlick, University of Arkansas “Use of KERA Funding by School Districts” Dr. Claudia J. Peck and Dr. Kim F. Townley, University of Kentucky

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Officers 1992-93

President Dr. Patty Rai Smith President-Elect Dr. Linda Heaton Vice-President of Cooperative Relations Karen Johnson Vice-President of Professional Development Linda Reece Vice-President of Internal Affairs Georgia Burton Vice-President of Program of Work Jane Ellington Secretary Martha Cessna Treasurer Kathy Belcher Counselor Dr. Martha C. Jenkins KHEA District officers Eastern District President Michelle Kunz Central District President Romanza Johnson Western District President Phyllis Simmons Student Member Section Chair Tammy Moore Student Member Section Advisor Becky Cornwell Administrative Assistant and Parliamentarian Nancy Norton

71st Annual Meeting March 25-26, 1993

Barren River State Resort Park , Lucas, KY Theme: Tides of Change: Approaching the 21st Century

Keynote Address: “Challenges and Changes: Making the Right Choices in Approaching the 21st Century,” Dr. Virginia Caples, Immediate Past President of AHEA, Alabama A & M University, Normal, Alabama

“Dealing with Difficult People” Dr. Don Whitehead, Somerset “High Tea with Ellen H. Richards,” portrayal by Dr. Joyce Rasdall, Western Kentucky University

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HEIB Workshop: “Seeing the Future to Deal with the Present” Faith Popcorn of Brain Reserve. Discussants: Dr. Carl Hall, Western Kentucky University, Paula Matthews, Louisville, and Janet Johnson, Scottsville

Research Reporting Sessions

“Clothing and Rape: Are There Gender Related Perceptions?” Tammy Ellis, Tracy Hicks and Michelle Kunz, Morehead State University “Retail and Recession,” Angie Rittinger, Tricia Welty, Brianna Williamson and Michelle B. Kunz, Morehead State University “Nutrition Education for Pre-School Teachers and Menu Planners,” Dr. Hazel Forsythe, Myrna Wesley and Mary Cheatham, University of Kentucky

“Creative Active: National and Kentucky Apparel Sizing Projects,” Bette Jo Dedic, University of Kentucky

Round Table Topics: Sandy Darnell, presiding

“Sandwich Generation” Dr. Louella Fong, Western Kentucky University “Gender Equity” Bettie Tipton, Vocational Cabinet for Workforce

Development, Frankfort Pre-School Certification Dr. Peggy S. Meszaros, College of Human

Environmental Sciences, University of Kentucky Food Pyramid/Food Labeling Kathy Belcher and Sara Wynkoop, Dairy and Food

Nutrition Council Family Values Dr. Delbert Hayden, Western Kentucky University AHEA Restructuring Dr. Virginia Caples, AHEA Immediate Past

President, Normal, Alabama Public Policy Dr. Martha Jenkins, Western Kentucky University Jerri Cockrel, University of Kentucky Volunteers: Who Are They and How To Get Them Dr. Martha Nall, University of Kentucky Design Directions for the 90’s Linda Reece, University of Kentucky

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Officers 1993-1994

President Dr. Linda Heaton President-Elect Carolyn Taylor Vice-President for Cooperative Relations Joan S. Veazey Vice-President for Professional Development Dr. Mary Conover Vice-President for Internal Affairs Georgia Burton Vice-President for Program of Work Jane C. Ellington Secretary Dora Dallas Treasurer Kathy Belcher Counselor Dr. Patty Rai Smith District Presidents

Western District President Jane Dodson Central District President Myrna Herron Eastern District President Ruth Ann Crum

Election Committee Chair Patricia Durham Student Member Section Chair Becky Childers Student Member Section Advisor Dr. Claudia J. Peck Administrative Assistant vacant

72nd Annual Meeting March 24-25, 1994

Executive Inn Rivermont, Owensboro, KY Theme: International Year of the Family

Program Highlights “Lighten Up” Paula Matthews, Marketing Director, Ott Communications, Inc. Keynote Address: “Families of the 90’s,” Dr. Stephan Wilson, University of Kentucky

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“Real People—Real Needs: Applying the American Disabilities Act,” Professional Development Seminar sponsored by HEIB with speakers from the Kentucky Department of Vocational Rehabilitation: Bruce Crump, Sue Weese, and Clint Brizendine “Project Parent”: David Adkisson, Mayor of Owensboro, Kentucky Workshops Changing Lifestyles in Kentucky—Dr. Lorraine Garkovich, University of Kentucky Dealing with Changing Lifestyles in Kentucky—Dr. Delbert Hayden, Western Kentucky University Women and the Law Jeanie Owen Miller, Owensboro Building Self-Esteem in Students—Representatives of Mulberry Center, Owensboro International Year of the Family—Dr. Teryl Walters, Murray State University Health Care—Jerri Cockrel, University of Kentucky Positioning the Profession for the 21st Century Dr. Teryl Walters, Murray State University Jewell Deene Ellis, Kentucky Department of Education, Frankfort Dr. Carl Hall, Western Kentucky University Research Reporting Session “An Evaluation of Factors Influencing Apparel Expenditure” Dr. Marie Okorley, University of Kentucky

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Officers 1994-1995

President Carolyn Taylor President-Elect Jerri Cockrel Vice President for Cooperative Relations Joan S. Veazey Vice President for Professional Development Dr. Mary Conover Vice President for Internal Affairs Martha Cessna Vice President for Program of Work Brenda B. Owen Secretary Dora Dallas Treasurer Nancy Hunt Counselor Dr. Linda Heaton District Presidents Western District President Margaret Cornett Central District President Janet Johnson Eastern District President Terry D. Perry Election Committee Co-Chairs Dr. Wendy Stivers Linda Young Preprofessional/Graduate Student Section Chair April Sapp Preprofessional/Graduate Student Section Dr. Claudia J. Peck Advisor Administrative Assistant Dr. Sarah T. Henry

73rd Annual Conference March 22-24, 1995

Hyatt Regency Hotel, Lexington, KY Theme: Invest in Youth: Build the Future

Pre-Conference Professional Development Activity, March 22: Tour, Harrison County High School Child Development Program and Toyota Child Development Center

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Pre-conference Workshops on the Move • Lexington Children’s Museum • Barbara Ricke Interiors, LTD • Family Care Center and Virginia Place/Single Parent Family Facility • McAlpin’s-Fayette Mall • Long John Silver’s Corporate Headquarters • Mary Todd Lincoln House • Trolley tour of downtown Lexington

Keynote Address: “Our Investment in Youth”, Dr. Treva E. Mitchell, Western Kentucky University “The BOPTROT Investigation: A Study in Ethics,” Karen Caldwell, U.S. District Judge “True and Honorable Wife: Mary Todd Lincoln’s Story,” Nancy Sherburne (funded in part by the Kentucky Humanities Council, Inc. and the National Endowment for the Humanities.” Legislative Updates, Jewell Deene Ellis, Education and Jerri Cockrel, Extension Research Reporting Session

“The Female Model as Portrayed in Magazine Advertisements,” Dr. Linda Gardner, Western Kentucky University “Radon Issues in Kentucky: Implications for Consumers and Family Housing,” Dr. Joyce O. Rasdall, Western Kentucky University

Concurrent Sessions “Customer Appearance as it Affects Sales Associate Response,” Dr. Michelle B. Kunz, Morehead State University “An Overview of the National Center for Diversity: Dr. Joanne Bankston, Kentucky State University “Using the Food Pyramid to Teach Nutrition to Children,” Dr. Janet Kurzynske, University of Kentucky “Teaching Design to Disadvantaged Children” Joe Rey-Barreau and Meg Portillo, University of Kentucky

Luncheon Address: “Moving Forward With Change,” Dr. Barbara E. Taylor, Past AAFCS President, University of Florida, Gainesville

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Officers 1995-1996

President Jerri Cockrel President-Elect Joyce C. Clifford Vice President Cooperative Relations Angela Kay Christman Vice President Professional Development Carol Benson Vice President Service Martha Cessna Vice President Program Planning Brenda B. Owen Secretary Dora S. Dallas Treasurer Nancy Hunt District Presidents Western District President Martha Cessna Eastern District President Rita Spence Central District President Jennifer L. Benham Immediate Past President Carolyn Taylor Preprofessional/Graduate Student Section Chair Laura Keith Preprofessional/Graduate Student Advisor Dr. Claudia J. Peck Executive Secretary Dr. Sarah T. Henry

74th Annual Conference March 21-22, 1996

Holiday Inn, Bardstown, KY Theme: Family Diversity

Keynote Address: “Family Diversity or Functional Diversity: Keys to Empowerment, Dr. Karen Westbrooks, Western Kentucky University. “Women’s Issues,” Virginia L. Woodward, Frankfort Entertainment: Stephen Foster Story Singers, Bardstown

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Research Reporting and Scholarly Projects

“Consumer and Family Science University Curricula in Moscow, Russia,” Dr. Joyce O. Rasdall, Western Kentucky University “Predictors of Retirement Timing for Women,” Dr. Betty S. King, Kentucky State University “The Environment: Your Choice…Your Voice.” Dr. Linda Heaton and Linda Reece, University of Kentucky “Revising a Class Project to Meet Real-Client Needs.” Dr. Michelle Kunz, Morehead State University

Concurrent Sessions

“The Intercultural Traveler: Working With Diverse Groups,” Rod Grusy, Hardin County Extension Agent for Agriculture, Elizabethtown “Mapping Your Diversity,” Gae Broadwater, National Center for Diversity, Kentucky State University “Marketing Diversity in Tourism,” Dixie Hibbs, Nelson County Tourism Director

Luncheon Address: “Your Association: Seize the Opportunities,” Dr. Sue Whitaker, AAFCS President, Ball State University, Muncie, IN

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Officers 1996-1997

President Joyce C. Clifford

President-Elect Dr. Mary Conover

Vice President Cooperative Relations Angela Kay Christman

Vice President Professional Development Carol Benson

Vice President Service Nancy Hunt

Vice President Program Planning Jennifer Benham

Secretary Dora S. Dallas

Treasurer Becky Childers Lynch

Immediate Past President Jerri Cockrel

District Presidents Western District President Jane B. Dodson Central District President Myrna Herron Eastern District President Ruth Ann Crum Preprofessional/Graduate Student Section Chair Christy Polston

Preprofessional/Graduate Student Advisor Dr. Claudia J. Peck

Executive Secretary Dr. Sarah T. Henry

75th Annual Meeting

March 25-27, 1997 Executive Inn, Paducah, KY

Theme: Investment in Families: Focus on Children and Youth Pre-Conference tours:

• Yeiser Art Center • Market House Square and Antique Stores • Fashion Retail Markets • Alban Barkley Presidential Museum and Whitehaven Tour • Lourdes Hospital, Food Service Option • Dipping Dots, Inc. Ice Cream Research and Development • Museum of American Quilters

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Keynote Emphasis: “Advocacy for Families, Children and Youth” Jewell Deene Ellis, Vocational Education, Frankfort Janet Johnson, Extension Agent, Allen County, Scottsville Betty King, Extension Agent, Pulaski County, Somerset “Put the Fizz in Your Fashion: Environmentally Conscious Fabrics,” Beth Bell, Dyersburg, TN. “FCS Entrepreneurship: Expertise and Enthusiasm from FCS Alumni Dr. Joyce Rasdall, chair, Western Kentucky University Danielle W. Hobgood, Mums the Word, Paducah

Susan Ecker, VP Technical Services and Finance, Industrial Food Design, Inc., Lexington Mary Bandy, Founder/President, Bandy Bedding Manufacturing and Showrooms, Bowling Green.

“AAFCS Early Childhood Initiative,” Carolyn Taylor, Morehead Juried Research/Creativity Session “Student Created Case Studies in Medical Nutrition Therapy,” Dr. Sally DuFord, Murray State “Student’s Use of Credit: A Pilot Study,” Dr. Celia Hayhoe, University of Kentucky “The Effect of Care Label Instructions on Consumer Perceptions of Apparel Quality,” Cherilyn N. Nelson, Eastern Kentucky University “Public Policy Issues Impacting Children and Youth,”

Dr. Martha Jenkins, Western Kentucky University Dr. Kim Townley, University of Kentucky Kelli Kinkade, Meade County High, Brandenburg

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Officers 1997-1998

President Dr. Mary Conover

President-Elect Jennifer Klee

Vice President Cooperative Relations Laura W. Wilson

Vice President Professional Development Marilyn Rollins

Vice President Service Nancy Hunt

Vice President Program Planning Jennifer Benham

Secretary Dr. Wendy Stivers

Treasurer Becky C. Lynch

Immediate Past President Joyce C. Clifford

District Presidents Western District President Annie Mae Kingston Central District President Dr. Treva Mitchell Eastern District President Jane C. Ellington Preprofessional/Graduate Student Chair Amy-Marie Wiley

Preprofessional/Graduate Student Advisor Dr. Claudia Peck-Heath

Executive Secretary Dr. Sarah T. Henry

76th Annual Meeting

March 25-27, 1998 Campbell House Inn, Lexington, KY

Theme: Invest in Families: Keep in Step with a Changing World Pre-Conference Workshop: Health Issues for Women—the Gatekeepers for Family Health Workshop Keynote: “Nutrition: The Best Opportunity to Improve the Health of Women,” Susan Calvert Finn, Columbus, OH “Heart Disease in Women,” Dr. Vivian Abascal, University of Kentucky College of Medicine

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“Ovarian Cancer Awareness,” Dr. William Richards, University of Kentucky Medical Center “Wellness in the Workplace,” Mary Ferlan, Director, University of Kentucky Wellness Program Annual Meeting Keynote: “Food Trends and the New Realities of Family Mealtimes,” Sarah Fritschner, Food Editor, The Courier-Journal, Louisville, KY Trends Affecting Families

“Overview: Family Graphics in the New Millennium,” Michele Reilly, GE Appliances, Louisville “Housing Trends,” Bob Weiss, Home Builders Assoc. of KY, Frankfort “Utilities Trends: Robin Bell-Johnson, Columbia Energy, Cleveland, OH “Clothing/Textiles Trends,” Susan Kipp, Eastern Kentucky University

Banquet Program: “Voice of Change,” Nancy Sherburne as Laura Clay (funded in part by the Kentucky Humanities Council, Inc. and the National Endowment for the Humanities.) Responding to the Challenge of Welfare Reform Overview, Dr. Claudia Peck-Heath, University of Kentucky

Implementing Welfare Reform Programs in Secondary Programs, Ohio County High School, Hartford “Extension’s Response to the Welfare Reform Challenge,” Dr. Janet Kurzynske, University of Kentucky.

Concurrent Sessions

“To Be a Belle—A Century of Costumes from Liberty Hall Historic Site, 1820’s-1920’s,” Dr. Diane Maynard, Eastern Kentucky University “Falling in Love with Your Job: How to Prevent and Cure Burnout,” Dr. Sam Quick, University of Kentucky “Seeing Soybeans in a New Light,” Belinda Smith, VA Medical Center, Lexington “Meeting the Demand for Family and Consumer Sciences Educators,” Dr. Sandra Miller and Dr. Charlotte Tulloch, University of Kentucky

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Creative Project Oral Presentations “Collaborative Interior Design Student Projects: An Experiment in Partnering with Community Resources,” Dr. Joyce O. Rasdall, Western Kentucky University

“Angel Gowns: A Service Learning Option in Human Sciences,” Carolyn Taylor, Morehead State University

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Officers 1998-1999

President Jennifer Klee

President-Elect Cherie L. Mingus

Vice President Cooperative Relations Laura W. Wilson

Vice President Professional Development Marilyn Rollins

Vice President Service Jane C. Ellington

Vice President Program Planning Judith S. Payne

Secretary Dr. Wendy Stivers

Treasurer Susan H. Kipp

Immediate Past President Dr. Mary Conover

District Presidents Western District President Phyllis Simmons Central District President Sharon Martin Collins Eastern District President Sally Mineer Preprofessional/Graduate Student Section Chair Chandra Raymer Preprofessional/Graduate Students Advisor Dr. Martha Jenkins Executive Secretary Dr. Sarah T. Henry

77th Annual Meeting

March 24-26, 1999 University Plaza Hotel, Bowling Green, KY

Theme: Empowering Women for the 21st Century

Pre-Conference Workshop: Empowering Women: Health Strategies. “Laughter’s the Best Medicine,” Janet Johnson, Allen County Extension Agent, Scottsville and Tracy Thornton, Butler County Extension Agent, Morgantown “Leisure Time: Recreation or Wreckreation?” Kathleen Sheldon, Western Kentucky University

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“Will Superwoman Survive the Generation Squeeze?” Dr. Lois Layne, Western Kentucky University

Keynote Address: “Two Centuries of Indomitable Spirit and Vision,” Genie K. Potter, Kentucky Commission on Women, Frankfort Entrepreneurship-The New Face of Business Panel: Sue Ecker, Industrial Food Design, Lexington Susan Hoechne, Barbara Stewart Interiors, Bowling Green Jipaum Gibson, South Central KY Minority Economic Development Council Beth Hester, GH Productions, Scottsville Banquet Program: “Miss Fanny the Flirt,” Sue Lynn Stone, Western Kentucky University. (funded in part by the Kentucky Humanities Council, Inc. and the National Endowment for the Humanities) “The Road Ahead…Family and Consumer Sciences in Higher Education: An Open Summit on the Future”: Panel: Dr. Joyce Rasdall, Western Kentucky University

Dr. Doris Sikora, Western Kentucky University Dr. Retia Walker, University of Kentucky Dr. Laura Jolly, University of Kentucky Dr. Linda Gardner, Murray State University

Concurrent Sessions Research and Creativity Reports—Dr. Joyce Rasdall, presiding

“Removal of Soil and Oxidized Stains from White Cotton and Cotton Blend Fabrics,” Dr. Martha Jenkins, Western Kentucky University “Nutrient Intake of Selected Chinese Athletes,” Dr. Brenda Malinauskas, Morehead State University Developing a Professional Practices Vision among Consumer and Family Sciences Collegiates,” Dr. Joyce Rasdall, Western Kentucky “Innovations in Child/Day Care,” Colleen Mondell, Director, T/TAS Western Kentucky University

“Nutrition 2000—Dr. Danita Kelley, Western Kentucky University

“Computer Literacy and the Y2K Dilemma,” Marilyn Wingfield, Bowling Green Municipal Utilities “Welcome Diversity in the 21st Century,” Dr. Joyce Wilder, Western Kentucky University

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“Financial Strategies for a Secure Future.” Regina Byrd, FirstStar Investments, Bowling Green

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Officers 1999-2000

President Cherie L. Mingus

President-elect Nancy Hunt

Vice President Cooperative Relations Dr. Doris Ann Sikora

Vice President Professional Development Dr. Wendy Stivers

Vice President Service Jane C. Ellington

Vice President Program Planning Judith S. Payne

Secretary Annie Mae Kingston

Treasurer Susan H. Kipp

Immediate Past President Jennifer Klee

District Presidents Western District President Annie Mae Kingston Central District President Sharon Martin Collins Eastern District President Inez T. Burgan Preprofessional/Graduate Student Section Chair Katie Vifquain Preprofessional/Graduate Students Advisor Dr. Claudia J. Peck-Heath Executive Secretary Dr. Sarah T. Henry

78th Annual Meeting

March 23-24, 2000 Kentucky Dam Village State Resort Park, Gilbertsville, KY

Theme: Invest in Families—Utilizing Emerging Technology

Keynote Address: “Invest in Families—Utilizing Emerging Technology,” Bill Pabst, University of Missouri, Columbia Concurrent Sessions “Women’s Health Issues in 2000,” Reva Harper, Western Baptist Hospital “Technology Update for Home Sewing,” English Sewing Machine Company

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“Kids, Computers and Safety,” Dr. Wendy Stivers, University of Kentucky “A New Look at Soy,” Sara McNulty, Kentucky Soybean Association Dinner Entertainment “Falls of Rough: A Feudal Estate in Nineteenth Century Kentucky,”

Hugh Ridenour (funded in part by the Kentucky Humanities Council, Inc. and the National Endowment for the Humanities)

Concurrent Sessions, cont. “Technology and Design,” Barbara Stinnett, Kentucky Department of Parks Juried Research Reporting Session

“The Pawnshop: Image Perception and Shopping Behavior of the College Student,” Dr. Linda Gardner, Western Kentucky University “Black and White Female Athletes Assessment of their Bodies and Satisfaction with Garment Fit,” Sheila Ford Duncan, Western Kentucky University “Stimulating Design Proposals for a Children’s Science Museum,” Dr. Joyce Rasdall, Western Kentucky University

“Focus 2000: Early Care and Education for Kentucky’s Kids Jewell Deene Ellis, Vocational Education, Frankfort Sally W. Fager, Kentucky Association for Early Childhood Education, Owensboro Dr. Sarah T. Henry, KAFCS Executive Secretary

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Officers 2000-2001

President Nancy Hunt

President-Elect Jane C. Ellington

Vice President Cooperative Relations Dr. Doris Ann Sikora

Vice President Professional Development Dr. Wendy Stivers

Vice President Service Sally Mineer

Vice President Program Planning Grace Angotti

Secretary Annie Mae Kingston

Treasurer Joy Barr

Immediate Past President Cherie L. Mingus

District Presidents Western District President Judy Payne Central District President Sharon Martin Collins Eastern District President Brenda B. Owen Preprofessional/Graduate Student Section Chair Awndrea Newman Preprofessional/Graduate Students Advisor Susan H. Kipp Executive Secretary Dr. Sarah T. Henry

79th Annual Meeting

March 29-30, 2001 Holiday Inn North, Lexington, KY

Theme: Enhancing Consumer and Business Interdependence

Keynote Address: “Doing Business in the State of KY: Current Issues and Findings,” Dr. Becky Naugle, University of Kentucky

AAFCS/KAFCS Town Meeting

Dr. Sandra Miller, University of Kentucky Dr. Ruth Anne Mears, AAFCS VP Planning, Ohio Extension Service, Newark Grace Angotti, Carrollton, AAFCS Council for Certification Dr. Laura Jolly, University of Kentucky, AAFCS Council for Accreditation

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Banquet Program: “Henry Clay: Kentucky’s Great Statesman, 1777-1852,” George McGee, Georgetown College, Georgetown, Kentucky. (Funded in part by the Kentucky Humanities Council, Inc. and the National Endowment for the Humanities.)

Oral Research Session

“Teaching Sport Nutrition and Sport Management in China: International Teaching Opportunities,” Dr. Brenda Malinauskas and Dr. Reginald Overton, Morehead State University “Life Smarts and High School Financial Planning,” Edith Newdigate, Fleming County and Dr. Wendy Stivers, University of Kentucky “Web Site Development: Implications for Family and Consumer Scientists,” Dr. Joyce Rasdall, Western Kentucky University

“SBDC=Opportunities for Women,” Debbie McKnight, Lexington Small Business Development Center

Closing Address “Answering the Stereotypes: Standing Up for Kentucky,” David Dick, Plum Lick, Author

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Officers 2001-2002

President Jane C. Ellington President-Elect Dr. Wendy Stivers

Vice President Professional Development Brenda B. Owen

Vive President Cooperative Relations Dr. Doris Sikora

Vice President Service Sally Mineer

Vice President Program Planning Grace Angotti

Secretary Pam Sigler

Treasurer Joy Barr

Immediate Past President Nancy Hunt

District Presidents Western District President Sharon Martin Collins Eastern District President Carolyn D. Taylor Preprofessional/Graduate Student Section Chair Raglena Turpin Preprofessional/Graduate Students Advisor Susan H. Kipp

Executive Secretary Dr. Sarah T. Henry

80th Annual Meeting

March 7-8, 2002 Executive West Hotel, Louisville, KY

Theme: Building Communities, Shaping Society

Keynote Address: “2000 Census: What it tells us about Families in Kentucky,” Dr. Ron Crouch, University of Louisville “Making a Difference in Communities,” Moderator, Dr. Sandra Miller, University of Kentucky

“Making Connections Initiative,” Sammy Moon, Annie E. Casey Foundation, Louisville

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“How 4-H Strengthens the Development of Youth,” Rosie Norris, Jefferson County Extension “FCCLA Award Winning Program,” Sarah Raikes, Washington County High

Banquet Program: “Suzie Schuhmann as Sally Ward: Queen of Society,” (Funded in part by the Kentucky Humanities Council, Inc. and the National Endowment for the Humanities.) “Smart Growth—How Communities are Planning for the Future,” Harry Carver, Special Assistant to the Governor

Concurrent Sessions including Oral Research and Program Sharing

“Diabetes and the Health of Kentuckians,” Dr. Sandra Bastin, University of Kentucky “Dietetics Students’ Personal Values Change with the September 11th Terrorist Attacks, Dr. Lisa Gaetke and Myrna W. Wesley, University of Kentucky “Woven Apparel Quality Analysis Project for Evaluation of Ready to Wear,” Dr. Martha Jenkins, Western Kentucky University “Educator Interface in Poland: Family and Consumer Issues,” Dr. Joyce Rasdall, Southeast Missouri State University “Family and Consumer Sciences—Our Body of Knowledge,” Dr. Martha Nall, University of Kentucky

Closing Presentation: “Appalachian Foods: Defining a Culture,” Mark F. Sohn, Pikeville, Kentucky. (Funded in part by the Kentucky Humanities Council, Inc. and the National Endowment for the Humanities.)

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Officers 2002-2003

President Dr. Wendy Stivers

President-elect Grace Angotti

Vice President Professional Development Brenda B. Owen

Vice President Service Dr. Linda Gardner

Vice President Program Planning Reeca Carver

Secretary Pam Sigler

Treasurer Sally Mineer

Immediate Past President Jane C. Ellington

District Presidents Western District President Cherie Mingus

Eastern District President Laura K. Arnold Preprofessional/Graduate Student Section Chair Carrie Smith Preprofessional/Graduate Students Advisor Susan H. Kipp

Executive Secretary Dr. Sarah T. Henry

81st Annual Meeting

March 27-28, 2003 Holiday Inn North, Lexington, KY Theme: Assuring Family Stability

Tours:

Kentucky History Center Equus Run Vineyards Maharishi Vedic Center

Keynote Address: “Family Values: Reflection on Religion, Feminism, and Family,” Dr. Eric Mount, Danville.(Funded in part by the Kentucky Humanities Council, Inc. and the National Endowment for the Humanities.)

Making a Difference in the Lives of Children, Pam Sigler, Moderator

“Health Issues Related to Children with Emphasis on Smoking and

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Asthma,” Dr. Linda Jouridine, University of Kentucky “Protecting Children from Environmental Health Risks”, Dr. Kim B. Henken, University of Kentucky How God’s Pantry Helps through Kids’ Café,” Marian Blanchard, Lexington Banquet Program: “Take a Feather from a Ground Hog: Eastern Kentucky Folk Medicine,” Earnest M. Tucker, (Funded in part by the Kentucky Humanities Council, Inc. and the National Endowment for the Humanities.)

Roundtable Discussions

“Financial Literacy,” Dr. Suzanne Badenhop, University of Kentucky “Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology,” Dr. Janet Tietyen, University of Kentucky “Child Care for the 21st Century,” Dr. Kim Townley, University of Kentucky “Health and Wellness,” Zaida Belendez “Wildcat Way to Wellness,” Dr. Janet Tietyen, University of Kentucky

Research Session

“Essentials of the Food Guide Pyramid,” Carrie Smith, Eastern Kentucky University “The Lexington-Fayette County Human Services Needs Assessment,” Dr. Claudia J. Peck-Heath, University of Kentucky “Overcoming the Cinderella Myth: Interviews with Successful Stepmothers,” Dr. Donna R. Smith, Dr. Jason Whiting, Margaret Machara and Dr. Karen Alexander, University of Kentucky

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Officers 2003-2004

President Rita Spence

President-elect Sally Mineer

Vice President Professional Development Sharon M. Collins

Vice President Service Dr. Linda Gardner

Vice President Program Planning Reeca Carver

Secretary Dr. Sandra W. Miller

Treasurer Brooke Jenkins

Immediate Past President Dr. Wendy Stivers

District Presidents Western District President Judy Payne Eastern District President Oredia Whitaker Preprofessional/Graduate Student Section Chair Monica Forrest Preprofessional/Graduate Students Advisor Ruth Scott

Executive Secretary Dr. Sarah T. Henry

82nd Annual Meeting

March 11-12, 2004 Executive West Hotel, Louisville, KY

Theme: Uniting Generations for Lifelong Well-Being

Tours: Glassworks Jefferson County Schools, Nutrition Service Center

Keynote Address: “Family Threads: Knots and All,” Dr. Ruth Deacon, Iowa State University “Stories as Intergenerational Bonding Agents,” Dr. Lynwood Montell (funded in part by the Kentucky Humanities Council, Inc. and the National Endowment for the Humanities.) “The Role of Family Courts in Intergenerational Unity,” Judge Stephen George

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Banquet Program: “Miss Dinnie Thompson, No Ordinary Woman,” Erma J. Bush, (funded in part by the Kentucky Humanities Council, Inc. and the National Endowment for the Humanities) “A New Vision for the Well-Being in Kentucky,” Betsy Nowland—cancelled Dr. Martha Jenkins, Western Kentucky University substituting for Nowland “Roles and Funding of Community Organizations to Promote Intergenerational Unity,” Sherri Craig representing U.S. Rep. Anne Northup, Louisville Concurrent Sessions:

“Food for Family Bonding: Functional Food Patterns and Comfort Foods.” Mary Kenealy, RD “Improving Housing for Intergenerational Well-Being,” Kim Lyon and Sheila Etchen, Kentucky Housing Corporation

Oral Research and Program Sharing:

“Creative Problem Solving in the Classroom,” Sheila Duncan, Western Kentucky University ”Two Steps Forward and One Step Backward: Gender Equity and the Disempowerment of Women in Fashion Images,” Dr. Martha C. Jenkins, Western Kentucky University “Addressing the Financial Illiteracy Crises by Training Educators through Distance Learning,” Dr. Karen L. Alexander and Nina Reid, University of Kentucky

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2004-2005 Officers

President Sally Mineer

President-Elect Brenda Owen

Vice President Professional Development Sharon M. Collins

Vice President Service Sarah Raikes

Vice President Planning Janet Scott

Secretary Dr. Sandra W. Miller

Treasurer Brooke Jenkins

Immediate Past President Rita Spence

District Presidents Western District President Dr. Linda Gardner Eastern District President Debra Cotterill Preprofessional/Graduate Student Section Chair Krista Sipes Pierce Preprofessional/Graduate Student Section Advisor Ruth Scott Executive Secretary Dr. Sarah T. Henry

83rd Annual Meeting March 3-4, 2005

Holiday Inn North, Lexington, KY Theme: Focus on Families

Tours:

God’s Pantry The Lafayette at Country Place

Keynote Address: “Changing the Perception of Aging: One Dream at a Time,” Dr. P.K. Beville, Atlanta. (Dr. Beville’s appearance funded by the Home Economists in Business Lamplighter Fund). Banquet Program: Spindletop Hall

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“Kentucky Life,” Dave Shuffett, Kentucky Educational Television, Lexington Sharing Professional Excellence: “My Experience in Japan,” Sarah Raikes, Washington County High, Springfield Oral Research and Program Sharing

“What’s New in Nutrition and Obesity Research?” Dr. Lisa Gaetke, University of Kentucky, “Strategies Experienced FCS Teachers Use to Handle Misbehavior in the Classroom,” Dr. Jackie Jensen, Eastern Kentucky University, Brenda Owen, Fayette County; Laura Arnold, Mercer County; Carol Cannon, Berea Independent Schools, Sarah Raikes, Washington County. “Identity Theft,” James Johnson, Attorney General’s Office, Frankfort “Best Friends 101—A Guide to Dementia Care,” Janice Paul, Kentucky and Southern Indiana Chapter Alzheimer’s Association. (Cancelled)

Luncheon Presentation: “Take a Look—Read a Book,” Fleming County FCCLA Chapter, Flemingsburg, Kentucky.

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Officers 2005-2006

President Brenda Owen

President-elect Ginny Ellington

Vice President Professional Development Marisa FitzGerald

Vice President Service Sarah Raikes

Vice President Program Planning Janet J. Scott

Secretary Becky Nash

Treasurer Brooke Jenkins

Immediate Past President Sally Mineer

District Presidents Western District President Dr. Joyce Rasdall Eastern District President Martha Perkins Preprofessional/Graduate Student Section Chair Kelsey Shuler Preprofessional/Graduate Student Section Advisor Susan H. Kipp Executive Secretary Dr. Sarah T. Henry

84th Annual Meeting March 2-3, 2006

Executive West Hotel, Louisville, KY Theme: Moving and Grooving: Making Kentuckians Healthier in 2006

Tours:

Frazier Arms Museum Jefferson County Schools Nutrition Service Center

Keynote Address: “Pediatric Overweight: Meeting the Challenge in Kentucky,” Joan R. Griffith, M.D., University of Kentucky Medical Center. (Dr. Griffith’s appearance funded by the Home Economists in Business Lamplighter Fund). “What If It Were You? Keeping Your Organs Healthy…It Could Save A Life,” Charlotte Wong, Kentucky Organ Donor Affiliate, Louisville, and Amelia Brown, Fayette County FCS Extension, Lexington

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Evening Program: “Do Black Patent Shoes Really Reflect Up?” Derby Dinner Playhouse “Making Kentuckians Healthier: We Need Your Help!” Lori Rice, University of Kentucky and Wendy Carlin, Partnership for a Fit Kentucky Concurrent Sessions: Oral Research and Program Sharing

“Communicating Program Impact,” Dr. Martha Nall, University of Kentucky “Teaching Vulnerable Youth to Sew: Increasing Self-Esteem,” Dr. Kimberly Miller-Spillman, University of Kentucky and Jennifer B. Klee, Woodford County Extension, Versailles.

“Instructional Applications of Constructivism in an Advanced Medical Nutrition Therapy Course: A Lesson on Fluid Status and Dehydration,” (poster presentation) Dr. Jacquelyn W. Jensen, Erin Scarsberry and Dr. Mary Wilson, Eastern Kentucky University. “KAFCS Members Giving Back,” Marisa FitzGerald, Jessamine County Extension, Nicholasville “AAFCS Commemorative Lecture: FCS Profession: Our Legacy, Our Destiny,” Dr. Joyce Rasdall, retired, Western Kentucky University and currently of Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana “How to Implement Award Winning Changes in Your School, “Cheryl Sturgeon, Jefferson County School Food Service,” Louisville

Luncheon Speakers “AAFCS Restructuring,” Dr. Martha Nall, University of Kentucky; Jewell Deene Ellis, Frankfort; and Lisa Honn, past P/GS National President, Louisville.

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Officers 2006-2007

President Ginny Ellington

President-Elect Sharon Collins

Vice President Professional Development Marisa FitzGerald

Vice President Service Brooke Jenkins

Vice President Program Planning Alice Ann Bradley

Secretary Becky Nash

Treasurer Martha Perkins

Immediate Past President Brenda Owen

District Presidents Western District President Sharon Collins Eastern District President Dr. Jackie Jensen Student Unit Chair Kelsey Shuler

Student Unit Advisor Susan Kipp

Executive Secretary Dr. Sarah T. Henry

85th Annual Meeting March 1-2, 2007

Crowne Plaza Hotel, Lexington, KY Theme: A Crowne of Jewels

Lexington Tours:

Old Kentucky Candies and Candy Kitchen Gift Shop Ashland, the Henry Clay Estate

Keynote Address: “Healing After Tragedy: The Power of A Community,” Kristen Pflum, WLEX Channel 18 News Reporter, Lexington “Preserving Our History and Securing Our Future,” Lisa R. Carter, University of Kentucky Libraries Petals and Pearls Banquet:

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Entertainment, Strolling Strings, Lafayette High School Featured Presentation: “Girls Rock!” Lisa Miller, Founder of Girls Rock! Lexington Concurrent Sessions:

“Well-Being Poor and Non-Poor Women in Kentucky: The Differences by Marital Status between Poor and Non-Poor Women,” Dr. Claudia J. Heath, University of Kentucky

“Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program and the Center for Research on Violence Against Women,” Terry Ferager, Lexington.

Student Session:

“Health Aging,” Janice Austin, University of Kentucky Elder Care Program “How to Present Yourself Professionally,” Ann Sanderson, Lexington, Total Image

Luncheon Speaker: Jennifer Tuma, Wellness Specialist and Life Coach. (Ms. Tuma’s appearance funded in part by the Home Economists in Business Lamplighter Fund, the School of Human Environmental Sciences at the University of Kentucky and Health Education thru Extension Leadership or HEEL, University of Kentucky Cooperative Extension Service.)

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AWARDS SUPPLEMENT TO THE KAFCS HISTORY 1992-2007 As of 5-3-07

Teacher of the Year Award 1992 Linda Cornett, Clay County High School, Manchester 1993 Diana Lee Miller, Jackson County High School, McKee (top ten in the nation) 1994 Inez T. Burgan, Harrison County High School, Cynthiana 1995 no recipient 1996 Jane Brown Dodson, Muhlenburg County High School, Greenville 1997 Wyn Ava Sherron, Heath High School, West Paducah 1998 Sarah Minor Raikes, Campbellsville High School 1999 Kathy Hill, Paul Blazer High School, Ashland 2000 Janet Scott, Meade County High School, Brandenburg 2001 Cherie Mingus, Central Hardin High, Elizabethtown 2002 Sandra Norvell, Covington Holmes High, Covington 2003 Judith Swinny, Lyon County High School, Eddyville 2004 Brenda Owen, Morton Middle School, Lexington 2005 Tresea Maull, Paul Laurence Dunbar High School, Lexington 2006 Marilyn Bailey, Barren County High School, Glasgow 2007 Mary Ludwig, Westport Teenage Parent Program School (TAPP), Louisville Business Section, Outstanding Business Professional (formerly HEIB of the Year) 1992 Marilyn Rollins, Ott Communications, Louisville 1993 Vivian Gentry, Houchens Foods, Bowling Green 1994 Paula Matthews, Ott Communications, Louisville 1995 Carol Workman, Consulting Dietitian, Lawrenceburg 1996 Kathy Belcher, Southeast United Dairy Industry Association, Louisville 1997 Dora Dallas, Columbia Gas Co., Lexington 1998 Wendy Sherrill, General Electric Appliance Park, Louisville 1999 Marilyn Rollins, Ott Communications, Louisville 2000 Myrna W. Wesley, University of Kentucky, Lexington 2001 Tina Sandy Peter, Lexington 2002-2003 no recipient 2004 Section dissolved FCS Extension Agent of the Year named for Karen Davis-Parker (formerly Home Economics Extension Agent of the Year) 1992 Marian Davis, Logan County 1993 Peggy Powell, Montgomery County 1994 Jennifer Klee, Woodford County 1995 Judy Hetterman, Owen County 1996 Laura Wilson, Lyon County 1997 Cheryl Case, Harrison County 1998 Martha W. Lee, Daviess County 1999 Rita Spence, Greenup County 2000 Donna Clore, Boyle County

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2002 Margaret Scott, McClean County 2003 Alice Ann Bradley, Letcher County 2004 Nancy Hunt, Crittenden County 2005-2006 no recipient 2007 Brooke Jenkins, Magoffin County New Achievers Award 1992 Cherry Kay Smith, Carroll County High School, Carrollton 1993 Marilyn Bailey, Barren County High School, Glasgow 1994 Cynthia Y. Jones, Western Kentucky University, Bowling Green 1995 Theresa A. Howard, LaRue County Extension Agent, Hodgenville 1996 Jennifer Porter Benham, Meade County Extension Agent, Brandenburg 1997-1998 no recipient 1999 Sally Mineer, Lewis County Extension Agent, Tollesboro 2000 Sharon Collins, Horse Cave 2001 no recipient 2002 Angela Christman Graham, Fleming County High School, Flemingsburg 2003 Kelli Kinkade, Lexington 2004 no recipient 2005 Sara Brooke Jenkins, Magoffin County Extension Agent, Salyersville 2006 Marisa FitzGerald, Jessamine County Extension Agent, Nicholasville 2007 Amelia Brown, Fayette County Extension Agent, Lexington Friend of KAFCS Award 1992 The Hon. William H. Natcher, U.S. Congressman, First District of Kentucky,

Bowling Green 1993 Travis Fritsch, Kentucky Attorney General’s Office, Frankfort 1994 The Hon. Wendell H. Ford, Kentucky U.S. Senator, Owensboro 1995 Kentucky Association of Electric Cooperatives 1996 Marsha Weinstein, Director, Kentucky Commission on Women, Frankfort 1997-1998 no recipient 1999 Ott Communications, Louisville 2000 no recipient 2001 Judi Conway Patton, Frankfort 2002 Nicki Patton, Frankfort (withdrawn) 2003 Hon. Jody Richards, Bowling Green 2004 Sullivan University, Louisville 2005-2007 no recipient KAFCS Leader Award 1992 Romanza O. Johnson, Bowling Green Municipal Utilities, Bowling Green 1993 Bonnie Claycomb, Caverna High School, Horse Cave 1994 Joan Scott Veazey, Educator and Consultant, Lexington 1995 Dr. Carl Hall, Western Kentucky University, Bowling Green 1996 Dr. Martha A. Nall, University of Kentucky, Lexington 1997-1998 no recipient

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1999 Janet Johnson, Allen County Extension, Scottsville 2000 Judy Payne, Murray State University 2001-2004 no recipient 2005 Jane Cook Ellington, Sharpsburg, retired teacher educator, Morehead State

University 2006 no recipient 2007 Grace Angotti, Carroll County Extension, Carrollton Outstanding Home Economist of the Year/Outstanding FCS Professional Award 1992 Jerri Cockrel, Home Economics Extension Specialist, University of Kentucky 1993 Dr. Sarah T. Henry, University of Kentucky, Lexington 1994 Jewell Deene Ellis, Kentucky Department of Education, Frankfort 1995 Dr. Martha Jenkins, Western Kentucky University, Bowling Green 1996 Sharon Kauka, Jefferson County Board of Education, Louisville 1997 no recipient 1998 Carolyn Taylor, Morehead State University, Morehead 1999 Dr. Joyce Rasdall, Western Kentucky University 2000 Nancy Hunt, Crittenden County Extension, Marion 2001 Sally Mineer, Lewis County Extension, Vanceburg 2002 Agnes M. Foster, retired FCS Supervisor, Hartford 2003 Dr. Linda Gardner, Western Kentucky University, Bowling Green 2004-2006 no recipient 2007 Ginny Ellington, University of Kentucky, Lexington Outstanding FCS Student Award 1992 Sherri N. Perkins, Western Kentucky University 1993 Stephanie Ritter, Western Kentucky University 1994 Rebecca Lyn Childers, University of Kentucky 1995 Kelli Deanne Kinkade, Western Kentucky University 1996 April Dawn Sapp, University of Kentucky 1997 Amanda Williams, University of Kentucky 1998 Marianne Lorensen, University of Kentucky 1999 Monica Harbut, Eastern Kentucky University 2000 no recipient 2001 Raglena Turpin, Eastern Kentucky University 2002 Carrie Simon Smith, Eastern Kentucky University 2003 Jenny Robbins Strunk, Eastern Kentucky University 2004 no recipient 2005 Emily Mathis, Eastern Kentucky University 2006 Kelsey Shuler, Eastern Kentucky University 2007 Deena Cotterill, University of Kentucky KAFCS Scholarship Recipients 1992 D’Anna Houston, Eastern Kentucky University; Janet Wiles, Murray State;

Rachael M. James, Morehead

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1993 Rebecca Childers, University of Kentucky; Julia Floyd, Murray State; Katherine Hampton, Eastern Kentucky University

1994 April Sapp, University of Kentucky; Charity Wood, Morehead; Julia Renae Floyd Wilson, Murray State University

1995 April Sapp, University of Kentucky; Charity Wood, Morehead State University 1996 Deborah Jarboe, Western Kentucky University, Christy Polson, University of

Kentucky 1997 Elizabeth Amanda Williams, University of Kentucky 1998 Candace Mitchell, University of Kentucky, Chanda Raymer, Western Kentucky

University 1999 Connie Harless, Morehead State University, Sara Brooke Jenkins, University of

Kentucky 2000 Katie Vifquain, University of Kentucky and Callie Farmer Minks, Eastern

Kentucky University 2001 Jessica Johnson, Eastern Kentucky University; Patricia Crumbaugh, University of

Kentucky 2002 Carrie Simon Smith, Eastern Kentucky University; Amelia Brown, University of

Kentucky 2003 Erin Witt, Eastern Kentucky University; Amelia Brown, University of Kentucky 2004 Emily Mathis, Eastern Kentucky University; Martha Insko, Morehead State

University 2005 Kendra Hancock and Carrie Greiwe, Eastern Kentucky University 2006 Pam Braden, University of Kentucky; Kendra Hancock, Eastern Kentucky

University 2007 Amber Meeks, University of Kentucky; Deena Cotterill, University of Kentucky HEIB Lamplighter Scholarship 1994 Joanna Booher, University of Kentucky 1999 Marianne Lorensen, University of Kentucky KHEA Central District Scholarship given in honor of Fran Maierhauser1994 Joanna Booher, University of Kentucky KDA Outstanding Dietitian of the Year 1992 Carol Workman, RD, Kentucky Beef Cattle Association, Lexington 1993-1994 no recipient 1995 Leah Bennett, RD, Jewish Hospital, Louisville 1996 no recipient 1997 Dr. Abby L. Marlatt, RD, Emeritus Professor of Nutrition, University of

Kentucky 1998 Carol Workman, RD, Consulting Dietitian, Lawrenceburg 1999 Myrna Wesley, RD, University of Kentucky 2000 Mildred Schneider, RD, Retired Dietitian, Lexington 2001 Dr. Hazel W. Forsythe, RD, University of Kentucky 2002 Dr. Janice Blythe, RD, Berea College 2003 Sharman Jones, RD, Veterans Hospital, Wilmore

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2004 Dr. Margaret Cook-Newell, RD, University of Kentucky 2005-2007 no recipient AHEA/AAFCS National Awards 1991 Dr. Joyce Rasdall, Western Kentucky University, AHEA Leader Award

Dr. Linda Chen, University of Kentucky, Borden Award 1992 No recipient 1993 Romanza Johnson, Bowling Green, Wiley-Berger Memorial Award for Volunteer

Service Dr. Peggy S. Meszaros, University of Kentucky, AHEA Commemorative Lecture Dr. Bernhard Hennig, University of Kentucky, Borden Award

1994 The late Hon. William H. Natcher, Bowling Green, U.S. Congressman from the First District of Kentucky, AHEA Friend of the Family Award

1995 Jewell Deene Ellis, Kentucky Department of Education, AAFCS Distinguished Service Award

1996 Dr. Carolyn Edwards, University of Kentucky and Kay Springate, Eastern Kentucky University, Mass. Ave. Grant

1997 Dr. Martha A. Nall, University of Kentucky, AAFCS Leader Award Dr. Claudia J. Peck-Heath, University of Kentucky, AAFCS Leader Award 1998 Dr. Sandra W. Miller, University of Kentucky, Outstanding Teacher Educator,

Teacher Education Section 1999 Dr. Laura Jolly, University of Kentucky AAFCS Leader Award 2000 Dr. Celia Ray Hayhoe, University of Kentucky, New Achievers Award 2001 Marianne Lorensen, University of Kentucky, Ellen H. Richards Fellowship 2002 no recipient 2003 Collette Strother, University of Kentucky, Inez Eleanor Radell Fellowship 2004 Dr. Gladys Hildreth, University of Kentucky, AAFCS Family Relations and

Human Development Research Award 2005 Dr. Joyce O. Rasdall, Western Kentucky University (ret.) Ball State University,

AAFCS Commemorative Lecture Award 2006 Tiffany J. Welch, Eastern Kentucky University, Jewell Taylor Fellowship Susan H. Kipp, Eastern Kentucky University, Outstanding P/GS Advisor Award

Dr. Jackie Jensen, Eastern Kentucky University, Coordinating Council of Honor Societies research grant

2007 Dr. Martha Jenkins, emeritus professor, Western Kentucky University, Bowling Green, Wiley-Berger Award for Volunteer Service Dr, Retia Scott Walker, former dean, College of Human Environmental Sciences, University of Kentucky, AAFCS Distinguished Service Award

Kentucky’s Wiley Berger Award 1992 Romanza Johnson, Bowling Green Municipal Utilities, Bowling Green

Diet, Health, and Environment Extension Award, Janet Johnson, Allen County Extension Agent, Scottsville

1993-1994 no recipient 1995 Dr. Joyce Rasdall, professor, Western Kentucky University 1996 Margaret Scott, McLean County Extension Agent, Calhoun

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1997-1998 no recipient 1999 Nancy Hunt, Crittenden County Extension Agent, Marion 2000 Janet Johnson, Allen County Extension Agent, Scottsville 2001 no recipient 2002 Dr. Abby L. Marlatt, Emeritus Professor, University of Kentucky 2003 Sarah Raikes, Family and Consumer Sciences Teacher, Washington County High 2004 no recipient 2005 Connie Minch, Scott County Extension Agent, Georgetown 2006 Dr. Martha Jenkins, emeritus professor, Western Kentucky University 2007 Marisa FitzGerald Aull, Jessamine County Extension Agent, Nicholasville

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