Kentucky Bar Foundation Welcomes 23 New Fellows

The Kentucky Bar Foundation proudly welcomed 16 new Life Fellows and 8 new Fellows at its annual Fellows and Partners for Justice Society Luncheon on June 22, 2017 in Owensboro. The KBF Fellows Program recognizes members of the Kentucky Bar who have shown support for the KBF's mission through their generosity in contributing the KBF. Thanks in part to the generosity of the following new Fellows and Life Fellows, the KBF was able to award $265,000 in grant awards - its highest amount to date - to nonprofits across the state:

New Life Fellows:

• William L. Aldred, Clarksville, TN

• Rachel Wagner Kennedy, Pikeville

• Michael K. Bishop, Bowling Green

• Jonathan A. Mason, Cincinnati, OH

• Erich Eugene Blackburn, Pikeville

• Sara Virginia Ashley May, Pikeville

• Rhonda Jennings Blackburn, Pikeville

• Leslie M. Newman, Henderson

• Judge J. Foster Cotthoff, Hopkinsville

• Laura A. Oldfield, Erlanger

• Larry J. Crigler, Union

• C. Michael Reynolds, Bowling Green

• Joseph D. Halbert, Lexington

• Bonnie J. Rickert, Covington

• Guion L. Johnstone, Lexington

• Richard M. Wehrle, Lexington

New Fellows:

• Mary E. Cutter, Frankfort

• Kif Skidmore, Lexington

• Thomas Harrison Donnelly, Bowling Green

• Brent M. Stinnett, Bowling Green

• Zachary A. Horn, Frankfort

• Thomas W. Volk, Louisville

• Judge Alison C. Wells, Hazard