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History

The idea of FarmHouse was conceived in 1905 when three students at the University of Missouri College of Agriculture, D. Howard "Daddy" Doane, H. P. Rusk, and Earl Rusk, formed a club for mutual association of agriculture students.

The diary of D. Howard Doane contains the following account: "There was a club of farmers principally from the freshmen class organized to run a club house to be known as FarmHouse at the close of my freshman year, May 1905. Each was to get a roommate which would total 22 to fill our house which was rented for $65 per month. Only seven returned in September, but took the house and turned in into a regular rooming and boarding house."

Nationalization was first discussed with the establishment of the third organization bearing the name of FarmHouse at the University of Illinois. The first biennial Conclave was held in 1917. Thus, Missouri, Nebraska, and Illinois Chapters became FarmHouse National Fraternity with the adoption of a Constitution and By-Laws early in 1921.

Kentucky was the 12th chartered chapter in 1951. FarmHouse became international with the establishment of its 26th chapter at the University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada on April 20, 1974. Currently, FarmHouse International Fraternity consists of 32 chapters, 1 colony, and 1 interest group.

FarmHouse Club to the Kentucky Chapter of FarmHouse Fraternity (1950 - 1951)

Harold K. Wilson, Executive Secretary of FarmHouse, wrote Dwight M. Seath, IA’27, in April, 1950, asking that he take the leadership in establishing a chapter at the University of Kentucky. Dwight wrote that he was too busy getting unsettled in his relatively new position as head of the dairy program at Kentucky to undertake this additional chore. He stated, however, that he had an interest in establishing a chapter at Kentucky. He felt a personal obligation to assist Harold, whom he had enjoyed having as a roommate at Iowa State University when a chapter was being established there.

The National office apparently took little notice of the "too busy" excuse. Early in May Dr. Seath received a letter from Joseph Ackerman, National President, stating that he would be in Lexington on May 14. He asked that a meeting be called to assemble all faculty members who had been members of other FarmHouse chapters, and a nucleus of outstanding Kentucky students and faculty who might help start a Kentucky Chapter of FarmHouse. As a result of this request, a meeting was held at the Student Union Building (now called the Student Center), with the following in attendance:

Students

Cecil C. Burnette, W. Harold Davis
Richard J. Fuchs, James T. Johnson
Justice E. Pendley, Arthur D. Pieringer

Faculty

Charles Barnhart, KY’51, Tommy Cox, OK’48
John Foster, MI’41 David Reid, KY
Dwight Seath, IA’27 Stanley Wall, KY’51

After a thorough discussion on the aims, ideals, and accomplishments of FarmHouse by Dr. Ackerman, the group voted to proceed toward forming a FarmHouse Club. This was the first step toward establishing a FarmHouse Chapter at Kentucky.

A follow-up meeting was held on May 16. The following officers were elected: President - Cecil Burnette, Business Manager - James Johnson, Secretary - Harold Davis, and Treasurer - Arthur Pieringer. The group voted to have Stanley Wall, Dwight Seath, David Reid and Charles Barnhart as faculty advisors. The ten students attending this first meeting were designated as charter members along with University of Kentucky faculty members Stanley Wall and Charles Barnhart.

Nine club members began living in a house at the corner of Transylvania Park and Euclid Avenue in the fall of 1950. They were Cecil Burnette, Richard Clement, James Johnson, Justus Pendley, Charles Rogers, Lynwood Schrader, Roy Sims, Robert Teater and Lee Tucker.

New officers were elected on April 18, 1951, to serve as the first officers of the Kentucky Chapter of FarmHouse. Elected were:

President - Lynwood Schrader Business Manager - Kenneth James Secretary - William Wash Corresponding Secretary - Roy Sims Treasurer - Harold buckles Social Chairman - Richard Clement Publicity Chairman - Harold Buckles IFC Representative - Roy Sims

The officers, along with Faculty Advisors Charles Barnhart and Stanley Wall, were initiated as members of the Kentucky Chapter at the chartering ceremony on May 12. Other members initiated at the chartering were Cecil Burnette, Charles Duvall, Richard Fuchs, William Hopper, James Johnson, Justus Pendley, Arthur Pieringer, John Robertson, Charles Rogers, Dale Stahl, Robert Teater, and Lee Tucker.

The formal chartering of the chapter was conducted by the National officers including President Joseph Ackerman and Secretary H.K. Wilson. Representatives from other chapters attended. The chartering ceremony was held at the Maxwell Presbyterian Church on High Street in Lexington.

The Conn Terrace Era (1951 - 1955)

The Kentucky Chapter was off and running as a bona fide chapter in the fall of 1951. All the preliminaries of forming a club, getting local IFC approval, and being formally chartered as the 12th FarmHouse Chapter were history.

Approximately 13 members moved into the first chapter house at 121 Conn Terrace under the capable leadership of President Lynwood Schrader. These members did not realize that the Conn Terrace residence would be their home away from home for the next five years. As with any new home the chapter had to acquire necessities such as furniture, drapes, floor covering, and kitchen equipment as well as numerous smaller items.

The beginning members owe a special debt of gratitude to Dwight Seath, Stanley Wall, David Reid, John Foster, Charles Barnhart, and others on the Association Board and the Faculty Advisory Committee during that first year. These men gave their time and services in making and acquiring the necessary furnishings. Much credit must also be given to the members of the Wives and Mothers Club, principally Martha Seath, Ruby Survant, Helen Scheidenhelm, Ruby Wall, Mom Josephine Urmstron, and others for their donations of time and energy in helping to raise money and make needed drapes, curtains, and other furnishings for the house. Had it not been for these women, FarmHouse at Kentucky might not have survived the trauma of the first years of existence.

There were other pressing needs in addition to the physical acquisitions. The chapter's Constitution and By-Laws were rewritten. The young men of FarmHouse were busy establishing their identity on campus as well as keeping financially solvent during the first five years. Much of the credit for this successful accomplishment must be given to the high caliber men serving as officers during those early years. History is often kind to the presidents and a few isolated individuals, but often the efforts of the business managers and other key officers go unnoticed. Individuals such as James Johnson, Kenneth James, Melbourne Brough, Noel Stevens and others should not be over looked. It was through the efforts of these men that rent collected, the bills were paid, and financial records were established.

Fred Williams should be commended for his contributions in those early days. Because of his outgoing personality in his association with various groups on clubs on campus, FarmHouse became well known and respected as a fraternity of scholarship, leadership, and activities. Fred devoted much of his time and effort to promoting FarmHouse. Much of its growth and development during the early days can be directly attributed to his efforts.

Through the years the Kentucky Chapter has been especially fortunate to have had some very wonderful and dedicated housemothers. Although it is difficult to single out any one housemother, it does seem appropriate in discussing this early history to say a few words about Mrs. Josephine Urmston, who served faithfully as housemother for the first ten years. Mom Urmston is remembered by those early members as a brave and courageous person with high moral and ethical standards. She was a valuable asset to the chapter in many ways. Mom's door was always open, and she made a point to talk with each boy. She believed strongly in the values and high standards of FarmHouse, and she did much to bring out the best in each of her boys.

Over the years three other housemothers followed her outstanding example in their service and contributions to the fraternity: Mrs. Scottie Arnold, Mrs. Elizabeth Unsworth, and Mrs. Lee Coatney. Mom Arnold served faithfully until her terminal illness forced retirement. Mom Unsworth served ten years in a most unselfish and admirable way. Mom Lee, who came in 1986, continued that tradition that Mrs. Urmstrom, Mrs. Arnold, and Mrs. Unsworth established, retiring in May of 2004 after 19 years.

The Rose Street Era (1955 - 1958)

It was during this time that the chapter experienced growing pains. Five years after the chapter was chartered, it had outgrown its first home. The small frame house on Conn Terrace, which accommodated a maximum of 18 men, had no room for expansion. This location was a good distance from the center of campus, which prompted efforts to locate nearer to the heart of campus.

After considerable searching, the Association Board acquired a larger house at 404 Rose Street in the summer of 1955. This house had the major advantage of being roomier inside and much nearer campus. Both the basement and upstairs floor were suitable for living quarters. This house did not have a separate study room, but the added space more than made up for this.

FarmHouse had now been on campus long enough to get involved in a number of University and community related activities. The chapter excelled in scholarship from the very beginning. FarmHouse has always prided itself on obtaining the high scholastic average semester after semester. The Triangle Fraternity (all engineers) was the only fraternity that gave FarmHouse any scholastic competition during those years. By now the FarmHouse name was highly respected by students and administrators. FarmHouse expanded its role outside the College of Agriculture during this era to become involved in campus activities such as homecoming float contests, push cart derby entries, Little Kentucky Derby participation, inter-fraternity sporting events, and others. The men of FarmHouse won the inter-fraternity basketball championship in 1956. Until that time, only the larger fraternities such Delta Tau Delta, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, and Kappa Alpha had won.

The Aylesford Place Era (1958 - 1973)

The chapter made its third move in the summer of 1958 to 316 Aylesford Place. This was only a few blocks from the house on Rose Street. The Association had rented the two previous houses, but a loan of approximately $24,000 was obtained for the purchase of the three-story brick house. A rather substantial mortgage was assumed since the Association had accumulated only a small down payment. The Wives and Mothers Club, faculty members, alumni, and chapter officers again combined in a mighty effort of making shutters, drapes, curtains, and other items in addition to painting the interior to make the house more habitable.

This house was satisfactory for the six to eight years until the membership exceeded thirty. The chapter found itself struggling with the problem of overcrowded conditions. The old brick house, which had been relatively maintenance free in earlier years, was beginning to show the wear and tear of fraternity living and was in serious need of some major repairs. This would be expensive and still not solve the main problem of inadequate space. In 1964, a search began to find a larger and more suitable home for FarmHouse, but nine more years passed before another move was made.

Intensive House Searching Years

In 1966, housing was still at the top of FarmHouse's priority list. For the next several years an all-out effort was exerted to solve the housing dilemma that had plagued the fraternity since its chartering. It was difficult to find a house large enough to accommodate a medium-sized fraternity. To focus attention on the future growth and expansion of the organization a "Ten-Dollar Club" savings fund was initiated in the fall of 1965. This program encouraged alumni to contribute at least ten dollars per year to a fund to be used for either emergency maintenance needs of the house or as seed money for the future purchase of another house. Kenneth Overhults took the leadership on this project. During the seven years the program was active, approximately 35 members were faithful in making their pledges each year. Many more alumni made one or two contributions to the fund; however, only about two-thirds of the original goal of $5000 was ever raised.

To resolve the housing problem the Association Board established several committees which worked independently, but had one common objective in mind. One committee consulted with University officials relative to building additional University-owned and financed fraternity houses similar to those built in the early 1950s on Fraternity Row. This effort fell on deaf ears as the University had no plans to enlarge its ownership of additional fraternity houses.

Another committee consulted with local realtors to investigate the possibility of acquiring property in close proximity to the campus. After much searching, this too failed. As a consequence, Harvey Hamilton, OK'56, was asked to draw up plans for enlarging the existing house at 316 Aylesford Place; an alternative plan was to have a private firm build a modest structure that would accommodate forty-eight members. Special letters were sent out to both the Kentucky alumni and the National FarmHouse Foundation in an attempt to determine the best way to acquire funds for new construction. Joe Ross and Gerald White were asked to make an estimate of major maintenance and remodeling needs of the existing building, including the housemother's quarters. These needs were prioritized and presented to the Association Board along with the other housing committee reports.

Conclave 1970 – Lexington, Kentucky

In the midst of all the efforts on housing, the chapter took steps to host the 1970 National Conclave. One of the overriding thoughts behind hosting the Conclave was to focus attention on the existing housing problem. Some members envisioned that hosting the Conclave would help the Association's chances of obtaining a loan from the National FarmHouse Foundation, and would also bring extra pressure on the Kentucky Association to take more positive action in resolving the housing dilemma.

In retrospect, hosting the Conclave helped Kentucky FarmHouse in several ways. It relieved the tension that had been growing between the chapter and the Association Board by focusing their attention on other things. It also provided the opportunity for the chapter to prove to itself and the other campus fraternities that it could indeed host a National Conclave.

Fortunately, and to the surprise of some skeptics, the 1970 Conclave turned out to be a blessing in disguise. The efforts exerted in getting ready for the Conclave served as a catalyst to pull the chapter together at a time when it could have easily fragmented. The theme "I am concerned," announced in the fall of 1969, set the tone. This theme also carried over into other issues and concerns being confronted by the chapter and Association.

Robert C. (Bob) Ward, KY'54, did an outstanding job in handling the Conclave details. It was principally through tireless effort and the contributions of many chapter members that the Conclave was a tremendous success. The Conclave experience at Kentucky was long remembered and discussed throughout the entire fraternity for many years. Indeed, thirty years later many who attended still remember it as a highlight experience.

Bob was rewarded for his efforts by being elected to the National Executive Board of Directors. Two years later he was elected to the office of FarmHouse National President. No other Kentucky FarmHouse alumnus has held the office of National President. (The late Elmer Scheidenhelm, IL'23, a former University of Kentucky faculty member, and a loyal and respected friend of the Kentucky Chapter was National President several years before the Kentucky Chapter was established.

The Hilltop Avenue Era (1973 - present)

After all the excitement of the Conclave had subsided the perennial problem of housing resurfaced. But this time things began to fall into place. FarmHouse was given first option to lease the former Kitten Lodge football house located on fraternity row. This was the result of many long hours of consultation and negotiation with University officials by Harvey Hamilton, Gerald White, Joe Ross, Dennis Liptrap, Stanley Wall and others. When the house was finally acquired as the permanent home of the Kentucky FarmHouse Chapter, its dedication ceremony on October 14, 1973 was the reward of many long years of struggling for improved housing.

The dedication was a most important event in the history of the Kentucky Chapter. To commemorate this special occasion a number of University of Kentucky officials, and alumni and friends of FarmHouse were present. A plaque listing the names of those on the committees responsible for acquiring the house was presented to the chapter. It now resides in a most conspicuous place in the chapter living room above Mom Arnold's picture.

The acquisition of this house ended more than two decades of hard work and perseverance by many people. Special recognition must be given to numerous individuals for their untiring efforts in making this a reality. In addition to those mentioned previously, special thanks are also extended to those who, through the years had a part in working toward improved housing: Glenn Adams, Donald Applegate, Harry Bailey, Garnett Bradford, Ernest Clifford, Edward Fuchs, James Gooch, John Matheny, Loys Mather, Rudy Rutledge, William Smith, Philip Westerman and Samuel Whitaker.

The Rose Lane Era (2014 - )

Kentucky FarmHouse Association & FarmHouse Foundation of Kentucky, Inc.

The experience of the "Ten Dollar Club" convinced some that there could be a broader base of financial support for programs within the chapter. In 1975 the groundwork was laid for the FarmHouse Foundation of Kentucky. Kenneth Overhults, with the help of Damon Talley, established this non-profit, tax-exempt organization dedicated to providing educational support to the chapter and its individual members. Other who have served and assisted with development of the foundation included James Gooch, Mickey Miller, William Moody, John Reynolds, Stanley Wall, and William Wood.

This foundation has supported the international FarmHouse Foundation, provided assistance for the chapter to attend Conclaves and regional FarmHouse leadership conferences, purchased equipment to enhance the educational environment, and provided scholarships to chapter members. More than 150 alumni have contributed to these efforts. The largest single project of the foundation has been the establishment of an endowed scholarship fund in honor of former Housemother Elizabeth Unsworth Seath and founder Dwight M. Seath.

1976 - 25th ANNIVERSARY BANQUET

The chapter celebrated its 25th Anniversary on April 10, 1976 with a banquet and Founder's Day program at the Hospitality Motor Inn in Lexington. Committee members responsible for planning and organizing of this affair were William Moody, Bob Ward, David Wills and Warren Wilson.

In addition to the usual chapter presentations of Doane and Seath awards, sweetheart, and pledge paddles, nine individuals were honored for their distinguished service to the fraternity with the presentation of 25th Anniversary paper eights. Dwight Seath and Stanley Wall were recognized as recipients of the "Master Builder of Men" award given by the international fraternity in recognition of their many contributions over the years. John Matheny served the Association as treasurer longer than any other person and was always ready and willing to help wherever there was a need. William Moody was thanked for his continuous untiring service to the chapter. Kenneth Overhults was singled out for his untiring efforts as chairman and organizer of the "Ten Dollar Club" as well as his loyal service in other ways. Damon Talley, the speaker, was honored for this and his many other contributions to the fraternity. Bob Ward was recognized for his leadership role as Conclave chairman and his service to the FarmHouse International Executive Board. Richard White, chapter president, and Mom Ella Smith were honored for their dedication and contributions to the chapter.

THE 1980’s

The beginning of the 1980s found the chapter well established on the Kentucky campus. Through 30 years of growth and development, FarmHouse men were highly respected for high scholastic achievement and outstanding leadership of many campus organizations. In the fall of 1986, FarmHouse had the highest fraternity GPA ever (3.0). A summa cum laude award was received from FarmHouse International Fraternity for 1986-87.

FarmHouse increased its involvement in community service projects. In 1979, the Greek Community Service Award was initiated by FarmHouse. The award was presented to the fraternity and sorority accumulating the most community service points through the Greek system. In the spring of 1980, the Kentucky Chapter began the annual FarmHouse Dance Contest and through the following years raised several thousand dollars for charitable organizations. In 1982, more than 800 people participated and $750 was raised to benefit the American Cancer Society. A second successful project begun in 1982 was an annual blood drive. FarmHouse won the Greek Community Service Award for 1987, 1988, and 1989.

During the 1980s, FarmHouse members continued to hold leadership positions in many campus organizations. In 1982, the Kentucky Chapter made a sweep of the Ag College Student Council elections: every position was filled by a FarmHouse member. FarmHouse members continued to be recognized each year for contributions to various campus organizations.

As with any building, the chapter house at 420 Hilltop Avenue began to show signs of wear and tear, and house maintenance problems resurfaced. The TV room was remodeled into a tiered structure in 1983 to accommodate a larger membership with minimum upkeep. A major renovation was required in 1987 to bring the house into compliance with fire codes. All ceilings were replaced, and new doors installed. A new fire alarm system and sprinkler system were placed in the downstairs lobby and living room. The Kentucky Foundation purchased a computer system, and an upstairs sleeping room was converted into a computer lab and officers' work room.

In 1980 Kentucky was once again represented on the International Executive Board when Kenneth W. Overhults was elected as a Director. he was re-elected for a second term in 1984 and served as Vice President from 1986 to 1988. In 1986 Dennis O. Liptrap was elected to a six year term as a FarmHouse Foundation Trustee. Kentucky hosted a regional care and relationship Education Workshop in 1982 and a Forward FarmHouse Seminar in 1985. Although it never achieved the top award, the chapter continually ranked near the top at each biennial Conclave. The President's Trophy, awarded for the largest total man-miles attending Conclave, was won for the fifth consecutive time at the 1986 Conclave held in Edmonton, Alberta.

The 1980s also saw the rest of the Kentucky Greek community accept a philosophy that FarmHouse has had since it was created. In the mid 1980s the entire fraternity system adopted a position of allowing only "dry rush". This was later expanded to say that no fraternity funds could be used to purchase alcohol for any organized fraternity function. Once again, the rest of the fraternity system had chosen to adopt a position that FarmHouse at Kentucky has held since its inception.

The 1990’s

The 1990s began with the men of the Kentucky chapter establishing a period of dominance on the UK campus that was unheralded. Between the years of 1990 and 1993, FarmHouse set another record within campus leadership when presidents of the Student Government Association, Inter-fraternity Council, Student Development Council, and Greek Activities Steering Committee were all FarmHouse men. Furthermore, FarmHouse continued to be highly respected within the Greek community when in 1992, Shannon Morgan was selected as Greek Man of the Year. In 1995, the Kentucky chapter gained its fourth Greek Man of the Year with Mark Engstrom.

As for scholastic achievement, FarmHouse continued to be dominant in this area as evidenced by the recognition it received in 1994. The Kentucky chapter for a second time was awarded the prestigious Summa Cum Laude Award from FarmHouse International Fraternity for being 31.8% above the all men's average. It should be noted that the chapter has ranked first in grades for nearly a quarter of its existence on the UK campus.

The chapter's ever-present role in serving the community was continued during this decade. New long-term service oriented relationships were established with Camp KYSOC, a Kentucky Easter Seals facility, and the Kentucky Department of Transportation Adopt-A-Highway Program. It is through these semester projects and other campus service opportunities that the chapter maintains its focus to give promise of service to their fellow man and to the world. The chapter domination of the tug-o-war intramural events, as well as other athletics competitions continued throughout this decade.

As noted in the 1980s history section, the chapter house at 420 Hilltop Avenue continued to display signs of wear and tear along the way. Through the efforts of the active chapter and the Association Board many house improvement projects were successfully completed. The living room and foyer furniture were reconditioned during this time. The carpet in the T.V. room, as well as in the upstairs hallway was replaced. The dining room, kitchen facilities, and window dressings were also renovated during this period. Many of these improvements were in response to 1998 Conclave preparations.

Conclave made a return to Lexington in 1998 when it was held at the downtown Hyatt Regency. This three-day event proved to be a great experience and a lot of fun for the active chapter, alumni members, and the vast number of guests in attendance. Events were also held at the chapter house, E.S. Good barn, and at the Campbell House golf course. The active chapter took many memories from this Conclave, particularly noting the fact that they had not placed in any of the International achievement awards. It was this memory that sparked the initiatives that the chapter was about to undertake.

In January 1999, the active chapter began the implementation of a strategic planning process, in which it began examining itself on a variety of focal areas. It was within these focal areas that the chapter developed goals and made persons responsible for the completion of these goals. It was during this year, that the chapter began thinking that it would no longer just stand to be the best on campus, but rather one of the best FarmHouse chapters in the nation. It was these many changes and the redevelopment of a chapter, focused on alumni relations and leading by example, that led to Garry L. Weston being recognized as the FarmHouse Chapter President of the Year, which he attributes to the hard work and dedication shown by the 1999 officer team and the entire chapter that year.

The 2000’s

These vast changes that the chapter underwent at the end of 1990s did not go unnoticed on the University of Kentucky's campus or on an International level. At the Greek Banquet for the 1999-2000 school year, the chapter was recognized for levels of excellence in a record seven areas. This was continued at this past spring's Greek awards banquet when the chapter led the Greek system by being recognized in eight areas of fraternal emphasis.

At the 2000 Conclave, the chapter was recognized as having the 2nd ranked chapter. The chapter was also recognized for being the national leader in financial management and having the most outstanding chapter newsletter. The President's Trophy was also attained by the chapter for a record seventh time at this Conclave. The chapter made quite a showing in St. Louis, which began when the bus unloaded the 32 members in attendance and ended when the chapter took home the 2nd place trophy. For the 2001 school year, the chapter ranked 5th in the newly formed green division of FarmHouse chapters.

At the end of the 1990s, the University of Kentucky created the Greek Alumni Hall of Fame. It was in 2000 and 2001 that alumni members of the Kentucky chapter were selected for induction in this highly prestigious group of fraternity men. Dr. William G. Moody was inducted in the 2000 class, while Lynwood Schrader was selected for this honor this past spring. The contributions of these men to the UK campus, the Lexington community, and the Kentucky chapter were recognized through this honor. The chapter looks forward with excitement to further FH inductees receiving this campus recognition.

Since the start of 2000, the chapter house at 420 Hilltop Avenue has really begun to show its age. Recently the Association Board, through a university mandate, undertook a major improvement project with the installation of a sprinkler system in the upstairs residential areas and various other first floor areas. Many other major projects are anticipated in the coming years, with roofing and structural improvements of increased importance.

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The 2010's

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Chapter Award Recipients

D. Howard Doane Award Recipients

"He best builds lives of other men who starts from within, so that when the job's all done, the judge will say "A Master Builder passed this way."

The Doane Award was established by founder D. Howard Doane in 1947 to recognize the outstanding senior(s) of each chapter who is considered by his peers to have contributed the most to his chapter and his brothers. This is the only international award given to individual chapter members.

1951 Cecil Burnette

1952 Kenneth L. James

1953 John C. Robertson

1954 Fred D. Williams

1955 William G. Moody

1956 Ronald J. Ryan

1957 James L. Goodlett

1958 Robert F. Goodlett

1959 Warren R. Wilson

1960 W. Larry Brawner

1961 W. Kenneth Martin

1962 James H. Young

1963 Gene A. Bozarth

1964 Kenneth W. Overhults

1965 Dennis O. Liptrap

1966 W. Ronnie Coffman and Neal F. Owen

1967 William L. Wood

1968 Michael L. Miller

1969 Joseh I. Wather, Jr.

1970 Douglas G. Overhults

1971 Malcolm L. Gardner

1972 Lon W. Whitlow

1973 W. Curtis Kenimer

1974 Donald L. Colliver

1975 Robert B. Foree

1976 Roger G. Taylor

1977 Steven L. Hamilton

1978 S. Kelly Thurman

1979 S. Douglas Thomas

1980 Alan F. Hamilton

1981 David M. Carey

1982 W. Edwin Carter

1983 W. Reed White

1984 J. Timothy Smith

1985 W. Allen Shewmaker

1986 Benjamin L. Clifford

1987 Kenney R. Gulley

1988 H. Todd Conway

1989 Kyle J. King

1990 Wade A. Flowers

1991 Kevin Galloway

1992 Keith Galloway and Mike Chalfant

1993 Tracy Robertson

1994 Greg Stocker

1995 Brian Celsor

1996 Scott Gold

1997 Daniel Tandy

1998 Scott Miller

1999 Steven Bach

2000 Garry Weston

2001 Casey Mulberry and Patrick Robinson

2002 Nathan Lawson

2003 Brandon McDonald

2004 Matt Meyer

2005 Richard Goodin

2006 Kyle O'Nan

2007 Sean Patterson

2008 *

2009 Travis Baney

2010 Coleman Hurt

2011 William Osborne

2012 Matt Doane

2013 Logan Goggin

2014 Tyler Wise

2015 Dalton Mills

2016 *

2017 *

2018 *

*denotes not awarded

Dr. Dwight M. Seath "Man of the Year" Recipients

The Seath Man of the Year Award was established by chapter founder Dr. Dwight M. Seath in 1960 to provide recognition for the man who had made significant contributions to the chapter during the year. The recipient is selected by his peers based upon leadership and contributions to the chapter, and must have achieved a 3.0 GPA the previous two semesters.

1960 W. Kenneth Martin

1961 William R. Kohout

1962 Gene A. Bozarth

1963 Kenneth W. Overhults

1964 W. Ronnie Coffman

1965 Darrell R. Hazle

1966 Clyde L. Kirtley

1967 H. Nicholson Carter

1968 Darwin V. Foley

1969 C. Daryl Thurman

1970 Keelan W. Pulliam

1971 Donald W. Bryant

1972 Damon R. Talley

1973 D. Michael Richey

1974 Robert H. Foree

1975 Bobby L. Gaffney

1976 H. Edgar Hill

1977 Richard W. White

1978 Dan M. Whitlow

1979 Paul E. Hall, II

1980 Benjamin Pruitt

1981 W. Edwin Carter

1982 W. Reed White

1983 Gary L. Ellegood

1984 D. Scott Yocum

1985 Benjamin L. Clifford

1986 Timothy Gardner

1987 Douglas A. Coyle

1988 Thomas L. Miller

1989 Jeff Davis

1990 Keith Galloway

1991 Mike Chalfant

1992 Jon Ragan

1993 Greg Stocker

1994 Brian Celsor

1995 Aaron Reding

1996 Mark Engstrom

1997 Aaron Reding

1998 Charlie Edgington & Jeremy Stull

1999 Garry Weston

2000 Garry Weston

2001 Aaron Miller

2002 Nathan Lawson

2003 Tyler Mark

2004 Matt Meyer

2005 Richard Goodin

2006 Kyle O'Nan

2007 Sean Patterson

2008 *

2009 Ryan Mudd

2010 Josh Tungate

2011 Davis Jackson

2012 Tyler Phipps & Brandon Gilles

2013 Patrick Perry

2014 Tyler Wise

2015 *

2016 *

2017 *

2018 *

*denotes not awarded

Darl E. Snyder Award Recipients

The Darl E. Snyder Award was established at the 1970 Conclave from a proposal by the Kentucky Chapter as a means of recognizing the significant contributions made by alumni members of the fraternity. The fraternity owes much of its strength and progress to the efforts of this man while serving as the National Executive Secretary for ten years. The following recipients have been named by the Kentucky Chapter.

1969 John L. Matheny

1970 Robert Wade

1971 Gerald E. White

1972 Loys L. Mather

1973 Harvey E. Hamilton and Joe Ross

1974 William A. Smith

1975 Milton D. Morris

1976 Gary L. Cromwell

1977 Kenneth W. Overhults and John W. Reynolds

1978 D. Michael Richey

1979 Bobby L. Gaffney

1980 William G. Moody

1981 Dennis O. Liptrap

1982 Wilbur W. Frye

1983 Kennth W. Overhults

1984 *

1985 G. L. Monty Chappell

1986 Charles W. Byers

1987 Russell A. Thompson

1988 William G. Moody

1989 *

1990 David W. Hancock

1991 Joe Goggin

1992 Keith Manion

1993 Todd Conway

1994 *

1995 Joe Goggin

1996 Jeff Cain

1997 Jeff Cain

1998 Charlie Edgington

1999 William G. Moody

2000 Dennis O. Liptrap

2001 Brian Stedelin

2002 Patrick Robinson and Garry Weston

2003 Kenneth W. Overhults

2004 G.L. Monty Chappell

2005 Lynwood Schrader

2006 William G. Moody

2007 Douglas Thomas

2008 *

2009 *

2010 Matthew Meyer

2011 Brad Tanner

2012 Josh Long

2013 Casey Mulberry and Jacob Robinson

2014 Garry Weston

2015 Casey Mulberry

2016 *

2017 *

2018 *

*denotes not awarded

The Joan "Chad" Skinner Award Recipients

The Joan "Chad" Skinner Award was established by the International Executive Board in 1983 from a proposal by Robert L. Skinner. The award is to be a means of recognizing and honoring women who unselfishly give of their time, talents, and love to further enhance the objectives and ideals of FarmHouse. Mr. Skinner's proposal was based on his recognition and appreciation for the encouragement and support by his wife during his leadership service to FarmHouse.

1999 Virgina Lee Coatney

2000 Patricia Jo Overhults

2001 Pamela Gladding

2002 Kitty Lawson

2003 Janice Long

2004 Nancy June White

2005 Laura Hanks

2006 Sonja Mather and Fredda Moody

2007 Sindy Lopez

2008 *

2009 Nancy Thomas

2010 Liz Toombs

2011 Joy Barker

2012 Brenda Oldfield

2013 Ida Marcum

2014 Kathryn Jackson

2015 Kathryn Jackson

2016 *

2017 *

2018 *

*denotes not awarded

Brothers & Friends In Memoriam

“FarmHouse is a Lifetime Commitment.”

With that commitment, the experience of FarmHouse prepares its members to be leaders and stewards within our society for a four-fold building process: Intellectually, Spiritually, Socially & Morally, and Physically. In reflecting on those ideals and standards, we pay tribute and honor the lives of our deceased FarmHouse Brothers and Friends who accepted the challenge of enhancing the goals and objectives of our fraternity. If you know of a brother who is not on this list and needs to included, please contact us at info@kyfarmhouse.com

2019 Necrology

John O. Marsh, KY'55, passed away on April 12, 2019

Ronald J. Ryan, KY'53, passed away on April 9, 2019

2018 Necrology

Robert F. "Bob" Goodlett, KY'55, passed away on October 17, 2018

Earl N. Boyd, KY'54, passed away on June 16, 2018

Billy Joe Miles, KY'98, passed away on March 13, 2018

D. Milton Shuffett, KY'67, passed away on January 13, 2018

2017 Necrology

Robert C. Ward, KY'54, passed away on December 11, 2017

Richard D. Clement, KY'51, passed away on October 27, 2017

Gerald M. White, KY'68, passed away on August 6, 2017

Lewis H. Burford, KY'51, passed away on April 23, 2017

Benjamin T. "B.T." Robertson, KY'51, passed away on April 13, 2017

Otis L. Griffin, Jr., KY'62, passed away on April 7, 2017

John H. McMurty, KY'51, passed away on April 6, 2017

William B. Poor, KY'52, passed away on January 16, 2017

2016 Necrology

Samuel C. Planck, KY'56, passed away on December 11, 2016

Randall D. Wood, KY'56, passed away on November 24, 2016

Cook Beverly Gerton Downs, passed away on August 8, 2016

Housemother Virginia "Mom Lee" Coatney, passed away on May 19, 2016

2015 Necrology

Justin K. Stone, KY'94, passed away on December 28, 2015

Gene A. Bozarth, KY'60, passed away on December 25, 2015

Ira Joe Ross, KY'68, passed away on August 22, 2015

William R. Dunham,Sr., KY'56, passed away on August 11, 2015

Chase Powell, KY'07, passed away on August 8, 2015

John C. Burgess, Sr., KY'53, passed away on April 28, 2015

Harold H. Buckles, KY'51, passed away on April 27, 2015

John E. Couey, KY'52, passed away on April 15, 2015

James B. Gooch, KY'60, passed away on February 18, 2015

Dennis D. Lair, KY'65, passed away on February 1, 2015

Charles B. Rogers, KY'51, passed away on January 31, 2015

2014 Necrology

Lynwood Schrader, KY'51, Master Builder, passed away on December 20, 2014

Clifford Flood, KY'64, passed away on May 24, 2014

Bart H. Stith, KY'81, passed away on April 27, 2014

Chester J. Whitaker, KY'58, passed away on March 26, 2014

2013 Necrology

Edward A. Fuchs, KY'52, passed away on January 26, 2013

2012 Necrology

Noel Stephens, Jr., KY'53, passed away on January 31, 2012

2011 Necrology

William M. Hopper, KY'51, passed away on December 3, 2011

2010 Necrology

Lynn C. Montgomery, KY'68, passed away on December 27, 2010

2009 Necrology

Frank O. Schooler, KY'58, passed away on January 10, 2009

2008 Necrology

Robert L. Lape, KY'62, passed away on May 14, 2008

2005 Necrology

C.A. Duvall, Jr., KY'51 passed away in July of 2005

Alumni Roster

The following list contains the name and initation year of every Kentucky FarmHouse Alumni Member since our Chartering on May 12, 1951. If you have a new address, phone number, or email address, please contact us at info@kyfarmhouse.com with your new information. The * denotes those brothers who are deceased. Thank you!

Year	First	Middle	Last
1951	Hubert	E	Ball*
1951	Charles	E	Barnhart*
1951	Ova	E	Boggs*
1951	Shelby	T	Brammer*
1951	William	R	Brinkley
1951	Harold	H	Buckles*
1951	Lewis	H	Burford*
1951	Cecil	C	Burnette*
1951	Richard	D	Clement*
1951	Benjamin	F	Collings
1951	Edward	L	Conder
1951	William	Harold	Davis*
1951	Joe	B	Dixon
1951	William	R	Downs*
1951	Charles	Allen	Duvall*
1951	Richard	J	Fuchs
1951	Harold	M	Gooding*
1951	Henry	C	Hartman*
1951	William	M	Hopper*
1951	Ted	H	Howard
1951	Kenneth	L	James
1951	James	T	Johnson*
1951	John	H	McMurtry*
1951	John	R	Norvell*
1951	Elwood	F	Peck*
1951	Justus	E	Pendley*
1951	Roy	M	Pennington*
1951	Arthur	P	Pieringer*
1951	Billy	T	Ridgeway*
1951	John	C	Robertson
1951	Benjamin	T	Robertson*
1951	Charles	B	Rogers*
1951	Joseph	W	Rust
1951	Lynwood		Schrader*
1951	Roy	D	Sims*
1951	Kenneth	D	Stahl*
1951	Robert	W	Teater*
1951	William	Lee	Tucker*
1951	M. Stanley		Wall*
1951	William	B	Wash*
1951	James	D	Willis*
1952	Melbourne	G	Brough
1952	John	E	Couey*
1952	Edward	A	Fuchs*
1952	James	L	Goodlett*
1952	Ashby		Neal*
1952	Chester	R	Pendley
1952	William	B	Poor*
1952	William	G	Survant*
1952	Frank	J	Welch*
1952	Fred	D	Williams
1953	Donald	L	Applegate
1953	Emil	F	Bless*
1953	Louis	J	Boyd
1953	John	C	Burgess*
1953	Jesse		Caudill
1953	Jimmy	D	Combest*
1953	Glenwood		Creech*
1953	Joseph	W	Dearen
1953	Marvin	S	Greer*
1953	John	L	Kuegel
1953	George	E	McKinney*
1953	William	G	Moody
1953	Ronald	J	Ryan*
1953	James	L	Simmons
1953	Wilmer	A	Steinhauser
1953	Noel		Stephens*
1954	Robert	P	Arnold
1954	Howard	W	Beers*
1954	Earl	N	Boyd*
1954	Charles	Frank	Buck*
1954	Joe	H	Lamkin*
1954	Charles	A	Lassiter
1954	Jerome	E	Lawson
1954	Wilbur	A	Shiflet
1954	Robert	C	Ward*
1954	William	E	Withers
1955	Glenn	L	Adams
1955	Jesse	A	Bowling
1955	Garnett	L	Bradford
1955	Johnny	L	Burman
1955	Ernest	L	Clifford*
1955	Cletus	W	Coats
1955	Robert	F	Goodlett*
1955	Sidney	S	Grannis
1955	Robert	L	Hamby
1955	Homer	C	Heath
1955	Jack	S	Kimbrough
1955	William	G	Luce*
1955	John	O	Marsh*
1955	Gerl		McKinney
1955	Charles	C	Meyers
1955	Lawrence		Newsom
1955	William	F	Soards
1955	Charles	Alvin	Wilson
1956	John	W	Adams
1956	Ronald	K	Anderson
1956	Howard	N	Baker
1956	Billy	J	Bennett
1956	David	V	Calvert
1956	Norman	W	Dowdy
1956	William	R	Dunham, Sr.*
1956	Hollis	B	Hale
1956	Maurice	O	Ham
1956	Jackie	D	Jessup*
1956	Karl	D	Johnston*
1956	Russell	M	Judy
1956	Jan	D	Kuegel*
1956	Paul	G	Kyle
1956	Samuel	C	Planck*
1956	Donald	B	Powers*
1956	Bennie	H	Winn
1956	Randall	D	Wood*
1957	Walter	J	Austin
1957	George	D	Brown
1957	William	A	Cisney
1957	Kenneth		Evans*
1957	Arlis	B	Faulkner*
1957	Ralph	H	Gillum
1957	Samuel		Whitaker
1957	Warren	R	Wilson*
1958	Robert	K	Berry*
1958	William	Larry	Brawner
1958	Clifford	H	Coats
1958	Emery	S	Conyers
1958	James	D	Green
1958	Omar	L	Harrison
1958	W	Kenneth	Martin
1958	Gerald	E	Milam*
1958	Jack	S	Otis
1958	Maitland	B	Rice
1958	Frank	O	Schooler*
1958	William	R	Toadvine
1958	Floyd	E	Truesdell
1958	Chester	J	Whitaker*
1958	Hilton	M	Withers
1959	Horst	G	Bolcas
1959	Robert	H	Franklin
1959	Michael	E	Gibson
1959	James	W	Livesay
1959	Caryl	Glen	Marsh*
1959	John	L	Matheny
1959	Charles	L	Mathis
1959	Larry	R	Qualls*
1959	Bobby	G	Rafferty
1959	Donald	R	Shannon
1959	Neil	D	Turner
1959	James	A	Webster
1959	Kenneth	G	Whitis
1959	Hugh	Sam	Williams
1959	James	H	Young
1960	Robert	F	Behlow
1960	Gene	A	Bozarth*
1960	James	C	Cleveland
1960	Leslie	Donald	Colvin
1960	James	B	Gooch*
1960	Donnie	L	Gosser
1960	Donald	H	Hering
1960	John	R	Keeton
1960	Everett	C	Lail*
1960	Kenneth	W	Overhults
1960	David	W	Robertson
1960	August	L	Rosenberger
1960	C	Edwin	Schoolcraft
1960	Philip	R	Smith
1960	Leon	C	Withers*
1960	Ralph	Douglas	Wood
1961	Gary	M	Barlow
1961	Harvey	D	Luce
1962	John	P	Baker*
1962	Richard	K	Brooks
1962	W	Ronnie	Coffman
1962	Gerald	W	Dryden
1962	James	Michael	Finnegan
1962	Otis	L.	Griffin, Jr.*
1962	Robert	L	Lape*
1962	Dennis	O	Liptrap
1962	Neal	F.	Owen*
1962	John	C	Parr
1962	Kenneth	E	Poston
1962	Luther	Frank	Talley
1962	Dan	R.	Varney*
1963	Harry	H.	Bailey*
1963	Ethyl	C.	Bailey*
1963	Carl	E	Chaplin
1963	James	D	Clay
1963	Larry	G	Crabtree
1963	James	W	Herron*
1963	Richard	W	Sexton
1963	Darrell	A	Van Fleet*
1963	Charlie	K	Williams
1963	Joseph	W	Wyles
1963	James	W	Zieman
1964	Jerome		Applegate
1964	Robert	B	Fisher
1964	Clifford	A	Flood*
1964	John	T	Green
1964	John	F	Ham
1964	Darrell	R	Hazle
1964	Clyde	L	Kirtley
1964	Robert	C	Miser
1964	Ronald	W	Ray
1964	Teddy	J	Roberts
1964	Lee	R	Rulon*
1964	William	A.	Seay*
1964	Gary	L.	Tracy*
1964	Clyde	B	Wills
1964	Arthur	L	Zdancewic
1965	Robert	Mike	Bach
1965	Nick		Carter
1965	James	H	Cool
1965	James	B	Dunsmore
1965	Darwin	V	Foley
1965	Patrick	M	Henderson
1965	John	F	Kelly
1965	Dennis	D	Lair*
1965	Michael	L	Miller
1965	Eddie	L	Muncy
1965	Charles	G	Nichols
1965	John	R	Pritts
1965	Virgil	L	Quisenberry
1965	G.	Earnie	Ramos
1965	Charles	Michael	Reeves
1965	Scott	S	Skinner
1965	David	C	Smith
1965	Danny	R	Vater
1965	Harry	M	Watts
1965	Lawrence	C	Webster
1965	John	M	Whitt
1965	William	L	Wood*
1966	John	H	Colliver
1966	William	D	Ellington
1966	George	N	Sammons
1966	John	F	Schuhmann
1966	James	F	Shaw
1966	David	L	Shultz
1966	Allan	W	Steely
1966	James	D	Stott
1966	Roger	L	Talley
1966	Larry	L	Toohey
1966	Keenan	V	Turner
1966	Larry	L	Vance
1966	Philip		Westerman
1966	Darrell	K	Young
1967	Barney	O	Barnett
1967	Mike	W	Carter
1967	James	D	Cecil
1967	John	W	Crowder
1967	Louis	F	Elliott
1967	Howard	F	Gardner
1967	Joseph	Eric	Hinton
1967	Tommie	W	Howard
1967	Doug	G	Overhults
1967	John	W	Reynolds
1967	D	Milton	Shuffett*
1967	C	Daryl	Thurman
1967	James	T	Tidwell
1968	Donald	L	Berry
1968	James	S	Calloway
1968	David	T	Campbell
1968	Lawrence	R	Catlett
1968	George	N	Gilpin
1968	Jerry	W	Kennedy
1968	Lynn	C	Montgomery*
1968	Michael	W	Phillips
1968	Keelan	W	Pulliam
1968	Ira	Joe	Ross*
1968	William	S	Simpson
1968	Gary	W	Szekeres
1968	Damon	R	Talley
1968	Joseph	I	Wathen
1968	Gerald	M	White*
1969	Donald	W	Bryant
1969	James	H	Collett
1969	Malcolm	L	Gardner
1969	Stanley	E	Haynes
1969	John	M	Holladay
1969	Michael	D	Horne
1969	Steve	M	Howerton
1969	Terrence	D	McCauley
1969	Larry	G	Pitman
1969	James	L	Price
1969	E	Keith	Stratton
1969	Steve	L	Tichenor*
1970	Richard	G	Allison
1970	Charles		Berry
1970	Paul	A	Chinn
1970	John	Baird	Foree
1970	David	J	Foster
1970	Ernest		Gooch*
1970	Robert	L	Hegge
1970	George	I	Kelley
1970	Denton	P	Leach
1970	William	J	Peterson
1970	William	Mark	Rice
1970	C	Reed	Richardson
1970	Charles	J	Rowland
1970	William	A	Smith
1970	Dennis	F	Stewart
1970	James	E	Toombs
1970	Theodore	J	Vish
1970	Glenn	S	Westerman*
1970	Lon	W	Whitlow
1971	Edward	G	Benningfield
1971	David	L	Burden
1971	Donald	G	Colliver
1971	David	M	Finney
1971	Tom		Gaskin
1971	C	Kenneth	Keen
1971	James	P	Kelley
1971	Larry	D	Noe
1971	Gary	M	Patton
1971	John	H	Price
1971	D.	Michael	Richey
1972	Shelby	T.	Brammer, Jr.
1972	Dennis	L	Butcher
1972	Louis	M	Conrad
1972	Robert	H	Foree
1972	H. Edgar		Hill
1972	John	A	Kelley
1972	Curtis	W	Kenimer
1972	William	H	Merchant
1972	William	C	Miles
1972	Gary	D	Moore
1972	Ralph	Glenn	Sageser
1972	Joseph	M	Sea
1972	Marvin	L	Wilson
1972	Kenneth	G	Yeager
1973	Winston	R	Burdette
1973	Bobby	L	Gaffney
1973	Mark	D.	Greenwell
1973	John	Martin	Greenwell
1973	Steven	C	Key
1973	Michael	A	King
1973	Jerry	J	McKenney*
1973	John	W	Miles
1973	Dennis	E	O'Nan
1973	Monte	L	Shinkle
1973	Joseph	E	Slack
1973	Wiliam	E	Stewart
1973	Roger	G	Taylor
1973	Robert	S	White
1974	Freddie	L	Barnard
1974	Randie	G	Barnard
1974	Joe	L	Claxon
1974	Garlin	Paul	Conner
1974	Michael	D	Dykes
1974	Mark	A	Faulhaber
1974	Steve	L	Hamilton
1974	Barry	W	Horne
1974	Rudolph		Ousley
1974	William	P	Owen
1974	Byron	K	Robertson
1974	Steven	T	Tamme
1974	David	C	Wills
1975	R	Greg	Baute
1975	Anthony	G	Burns
1975	Larry	A	Dame
1975	Bruce	E	Danhauer
1975	W	Allen	Goggin
1975	Dale	A	Hancock
1975	Steven	L	Holley
1975	David	E	King
1975	Charles	H	Postel
1975	Donald	T	Prather
1975	Edward	D	Tandy
1975	S	Kelly	Thurman
1975	Richard	W	White
1975	Larry		Worley
1976	Mark	Kevin	Basham
1976	John	B	Bennett
1976	Charles	B	Brammer
1976	Tony	R	Cummins
1976	John	Michael	Easley
1976	Kevin	B	Ellis
1976	Paul	W	Faulhaber
1976	Brian	L	Heavrin
1976	Bruce	E	Hey
1976	Anthony	K	King
1976	Eddie	W	Leach
1976	David	H	Miles
1976	Richard	K	Moorman
1976	Reid	B	Paxton
1976	John	T	Pruitt
1976	Charles	Mark	Russell
1976	Ronald	L	Southworth
1976	Charles	D	Stallard
1976	J	Rob	Stansbury
1976	Thomas	K	Stone
1976	Eddie	S	Tamme
1976	Steven	D	Thomas
1976	Jesse	L	Tucker
1976	Dan	M	Whitlow
1976	Roger	D	Yankey
1977	Ronnie	J	Bastin
1977	G.L.	Monty	Chappell*
1977	Dale	T	Cinnamon
1977	Charles	E	Davis
1977	Michael	A	Farr
1977	Christopher	W	Fetter
1977	Thomas	P	Fitzgerald
1977	Wilbur	W	Frye
1977	Alan	F	Hamilton
1977	Richard	H	Horn
1977	Chester	B	Lawrence
1977	James	G	Malafronte
1977	David	A	O'Nan
1977	Steven	D	Prewitt
1977	Joel	L	Schrader
1977	John	G	Sharpe
1977	John	S	Taylor
1977	Charles	V	Toll
1977	Paul	Vernon	Westerman
1977	William	B	Woodrum
1978	Kenneth	C	Adams
1978	Richard	L	Bashore
1978	Michael	L	Bossert
1978	Stephen	A	Boutilier
1978	Barclay	T	Brown
1978	David	M	Carey
1978	R.	Wayne	Garland
1978	Robert	L	Gorham
1978	Scott		Grimes
1978	Paul	E	Hall
1978	David	A	Hamilton
1978	Louis	D	Johnson
1978	Mark	A	Laughlin
1978	Barry	N	Marshall
1978	Keith	A	O'Bryan
1978	Richard	B	Perkins
1978	Richard	G	Proctor
1978	David	R	Proffitt
1978	Michael	A	Ricci
1978	Douglas	G	Schlosnagle
1978	Doug	L	Thomas
1978	Michael	W	Thomas
1978	Terry	L	Yewell
1979	Gary	E	Allgeier
1979	Wayne	E	Beech
1979	Garry	W.	Bryant
1979	Samuel	W	Burton
1979	Gerald	K	Dennis
1979	John	T	Franklin
1979	Thomas	H	Goff
1979	George	A	Hubbard
1979	Jerry	W	Jones
1979	Denis	G	King
1979	Russell	S	Kreider
1979	Joseph	W	Moore
1979	Benjamin	L	Pruitt
1979	Russell	A	Thompson
1979	Robert	C	Wade
1979	Richard	W	Walker
1979	Arvin		Webb
1980	Paul	P	Appel*
1980	Steven	D	Boyd
1980	Jerry	W	Carter
1980	W	Edwin	Carter
1980	William	L	Decker
1980	Michael	J	Deleon
1980	Gregory	W	Duncan
1980	Alvan	Drew	Graham
1980	David	W	Hancock
1980	Kelly	J	Hobbs
1980	J.	Anthony	Mills
1980	Steven	R	Noe
1980	Gary	M	Rogers
1980	Keith	R	Steele
1980	Jerry	G	Stith
1980	Timothy	O	Tingle
1980	Douglas	R	Welch
1980	Stephen	H	Whitaker
1980	Larry	E.	White*
1980	Walter	Reed	White
1980	Paul	M	Whitworth
1981	David	K	Corbin
1981	Darrell	R	Fraliex
1981	David	N	Gannon
1981	Joseph	T	Goggin
1981	Edward	L	Lanham
1981	Marcus	S	Purdom
1981	James	M	Shewmaker
1981	Bart	H	Stith*
1981	Steven	R	Wade
1981	John	A	Weiss
1982	David	R	Appelman
1982	Paul	A	Cook
1982	Mark	J	Danhauer
1982	Thurston	S	Doan*
1982	Michael	G	Duckworth
1982	David	R	Glimp
1982	Martin	D	Hepner
1982	Jonathan	S	King
1982	Jerry	J	Makin
1982	Michael	S	Manley
1982	Richard	A	Mattingly
1982	Joe	D	Myers
1982	Eric	D	Patrick
1982	Keith	A	Perrin
1982	Donald	L	Reid
1982	Walter	Allen	Shewmaker
1982	Marvin	S	Shimfessel
1982	James	D	Smith
1982	James	T	Smith
1982	James	A	Speck
1982	John	T	Spencer
1982	Lloyd		Stith
1982	Robert	D	Sutherland
1982	H	David	Wallace
1982	Robert	H	Watson
1983	Lynn	A	Beech
1983	Charles	W	Birthisel
1983	Ronald	D	Cantrell*
1983	Rodney	F	Carver
1983	Benjamin	L	Clifford
1983	Karl	B	Durden
1983	Gary	L	Ellegood
1983	Charles	F	Ensor
1983	Mark	N	Fanatico
1983	Timothy	R	Gardner
1983	Carl	J	Hellmann
1983	Terry	W	Horn
1983	James	D	Hourigan
1983	Charles	W	Howell
1983	Wesley	W	Johnson
1983	Leonard		Lauria
1983	Keith	E	Manion
1983	Charles	A	Payne
1983	Harold	G	Peach
1983	Keith	L	Smith
1983	John	Whitney	Stith
1983	David	Scott	Yocum
1984	Victor	L	Adcock
1984	Rendell	K	Armes
1984	John	M	Brown
1984	Charles	W	Byers
1984	Stuart	A	Collins
1984	Charles	M	Comer
1984	Randall	S	Duncan
1984	Jon	A	Dunlap
1984	Ralph	D	Hildabrand
1984	David	L	McGlothlin
1984	Thomas	W	Moore
1984	Mark	P	Moore
1984	H	E	Phillips
1984	Gregory	M	Rush
1984	Wesley	J	Sanford
1984	Glenn	N	Slack
1984	R	Anthony	Strong
1984	Michael	A	Wilmore
1985	Kent	S	Bradford
1985	Todd		Conway
1985	Douglas	A	Coyle
1985	Scott		Ellis
1985	Ronald	W	Gilbert
1985	Stephen	E	Gloskowski
1985	James	R	Gooch
1985	Kenny	R	Gulley
1985	Kevin	L	Hobbs
1985	Samuel	R	Hughes
1985	Thomas	L	Miller
1985	Harry	A	Mills
1985	Brent	D	Minett
1985	Kevin	C	Morris
1985	Russell	B	Muntifering
1985	Michael	A	Payne
1985	Michael	Tony	Rose
1985	Kenneth	H	Rutherford
1985	Richard	M	Shultz
1985	J	Scott	Simpson
1985	William	K	Swinford
1985	Kevin	P	Welsheimer
1986	Jeffrey	L	Bishop
1986	Jeffrey	S	Davis
1986	Patrick	J	Hancock
1986	Harland	C	Hatter
1986	William	Jay	Jackman
1986	Russell	L	Kessler
1986	Robert	I	Kesten
1986	Kyle	J	King
1986	James	Doug	McMurry
1986	Anthony		Osbourne
1986	Christopher	D	Shewmaker
1986	James	B	Sizemore
1986	Andrew		Spaeth
1986	Mark		Strong
1986	Thomas	C	Wade
1986	James	A	Wheeler
1987	Joseph	W	Alexander
1987	Jeff		Arnold
1987	Brad		Chambliss
1987	Robert	Lee	Godman
1987	Perry	T	Hartley
1987	David	W	Hobbs
1987	John	Martin	Humes
1987	Michael	R	Reed
1987	Paul		Rogers
1987	Kenneth		Roseberry
1987	Troy	B	Russelburg*
1987	Stephen	L	Strong
1988	William	T	Bartley
1988	Kevin	J	Bennett
1988	William	F	Blackburn
1988	Robert	E	Bonzo
1988	Jeremy	L	Bradley
1988	Mark	H	Clifford
1988	Wade	A	Flowers
1988	Keith	A	Galloway
1988	Kevin	L	Galloway
1988	C	Oran	Little
1988	Tracey	B	Royalty
1988	Berry	Todd	Shewmaker
1988	Darin	T	Stanfield
1988	Eric	J	Tarvin
1989	Doug	Allen	Bechanan
1989	Robert	B	Berry
1989	Jeff	J	Cain
1989	Douglas	A	Cehanan
1989	Mike		Chalfant
1989	Darrin	W	Doyle
1989	Matthew	D	Duncan
1989	Matthew	B	Ganote
1989	Kevin	L	Geron
1989	Tommy		Haggard
1989	Barry	W	Hix
1989	James	W	Howard
1989	John	M	Jones
1989	John	K	Loy
1989	Steven	C	Marksberry
1989	Shannon		Morgan
1989	John	R	Reynolds
1989	Joseph	A	Spaulding
1989	Jeffrey	A	Stone
1989	Gordon	Lin	Teachey, III
1989	Joseph	G	Wethington
1990	Brian	K	Bougher
1990	Timothy	R	Burdett
1990	Scott	A	Crosbie
1990	David	E	Croshaw
1990	Eric	A	Decker
1990	Jason	T	Denny
1990	Daniel	T	Eckler
1990	Blake	B	Hornal
1990	Casey	A	Jetton
1990	J	Patrick	Lewis
1990	David	W	Pace
1990	Jonathan	R	Ragan
1990	Gregory	E	Scott
1990	Gary	C	Waye
1991	David	C	Blanford
1991	Shannon	D	Crum
1991	Bradford	T	Handley
1991	Scott	R	Maddox
1991	Stephen	W	McMurry
1991	Gregory	J	Stocker
1991	Russ		Van Zant
1992	Eddie		Ausbrooks
1992	Lloyd	W	Beckley
1992	Marvin	A	Bishop
1992	Anthony	D	Calender
1992	S	Quentin	Castle
1992	Jimmie	Brian	Celsor
1992	Christopher	T	Ellington
1992	Mark	A	Engstrom
1992	Rusty		Gaines
1992	Scott	A	Gold
1992	Trevor	C	Goodman
1992	Larry	J	Grabau
1992	Art	F	Hathaway
1992	Matt	Creighton	Hess
1992	Samuel	E	Hewitt
1992	Jerry	N	Higgins
1992	Scott	D	Janes
1992	Brandon	J	Janszen
1992	Stephen	S	Keller
1992	Christopher	P	Logan
1992	Bryce		Roberts
1992	Tracy	R	Robertson
1992	Ted	Charles	Roseberry
1992	Jason	A	Scannell
1992	Chad		Sullivan
1992	Christopher	D	Whitsell
1993	Bryan	D	Dyer
1993	Jon-Paul	M	Groves
1993	Michael	G	Hasenmyer
1993	Matthew	W	Ihle
1993	Aaron	A	Reding
1993	Jonathan	H	Schooling
1993	Robert	D	Sherrard
1993	Gregory	T	Shouse
1993	Barrett	A	Steele
1993	Doug		Sullivan
1993	Ryan		White
1994	Jason	L	Bivins
1994	Andrew	C.	Bunnell*
1994	Troy	A	Elmore
1994	Chris		Henning
1994	Jeremy	W	Hinton
1994	Jason	Layne	Howard
1994	Charles	M	Poskas
1994	Scott	A	Shearer
1994	Justin	K	Stone*
1994	Daniel		Tandy
1994	Bradley	F	Underwood
1995	Nathan		Biggs
1995	Eric	James	Blanford
1995	Brian	C	Burkhead
1995	Michael	Greg	Dotson
1995	Charlie	B	Edgington
1995	Matthew		Ellis
1995	Dale		Flygstad
1995	David		Gillis
1995	Gregory		Hall
1995	Chad	E	Hunt
1995	Steve	G	Isaacs
1995	Scott	Kevin	Miller
1995	Billy		Mullins
1995	Jeremy		Reynolds
1995	Tommy	E	Roberts
1995	Travis		Ruda
1995	Jeremy	D	Stull
1995	Chad	K	Tindall
1995	Aaron		Webster
1995	Jeremy	R	White
1995	Kenneth	T	Williams
1995	Mark	R	Wilson
1995	Earl	F	Wright
1995	Russell		Wright
1996	Steven	M.	Bach
1996	Brian	N	Bivins
1996	Jeremy		Boyle
1996	Lee Martin		Danhauer
1996	Jason	Charles	Groth
1996	Barrett		Howard
1996	Tony	R	Jury
1996	Ben		Koostra
1996	Joe Pat		Lee
1996	Keith		Madison
1996	Will		Monroe
1996	William	C	Oatts
1996	Mike		Rankin
1996	Brian		Stedelin
1996	Clay	Andrew	Sullivan
1996	Geoff		Tomes
1996	Brian		York
1997	Stephen		Ballard
1997	Shawn		Brumfield
1997	Patrick	T	Craig
1997	Eric		Dawalt
1997	Mike		Harned
1997	Eric	T	Harris
1997	Justin	H	Leach
1997	David		Meade
1997	Eugene		Medley
1997	Billy	Joe	Miles*
1997	Joseph	Todd	Osborne
1997	Ben		Parker
1997	Jacob		Robinson
1997	Alan		Saylor
1997	Mark	E	Sears
1997	Charlie	S	Tichenor
1997	Garry	L	Weston Jr.
1997	Daniel		Yates
1998	Jason		Boyle
1998	Brad		Carter
1998	Bob		Coots
1998	Brian		Drury
1998	Drew		Dryden
1998	Vincent		Fields
1998	Nathan	D	Gerhard
1998	Clinton		Jones
1998	Anthony	Brian	Osterman
1998	Justin		P'Pool
1998	Brian		Raisor
1998	Brett		Reese
1998	Patrick		Robinson
1998	Michael		Staton
1998	Justin		Stevens
1998	Mike		Stull
1998	Brad		Tanner
1998	Kelby		Tapp
1998	Daniel		Zeitz
1999	Mike		Allen
1999	Ryan	Dale	Bivens
1999	Jamie		Butler
1999	Chad		Carney
1999	Justin	Shane	Courtney
1999	Shane		DeSimone
1999	Jason		Hendren
1999	Brad		Hopperton
1999	Nathan	Clay	Lawson
1999	Clint		Long
1999	Aaron		Miller
1999	Casey		Mulberry
1999	Matt		Parker
1999	Josh		Sea
1999	David		Turner
2000	Paul		Allen
2000	Chris		Ammerman
2000	Taylor		Coots
2000	Ryan	M	Figgins
2000	Philip	Todd	Gregory
2000	Curtis		Gregory
2000	Chad	Edward	Grote
2000	Stephen		Heightchew
2000	Cam		Kenimer
2000	Anthony		Koch
2000	Tommy		Logsdon
2000	Chris		Olivigni
2000	Titus		Riner
2000	Allen		Wilson
2001	Matt		Howard
2001	Joshua	Levi	Long
2001	Benjamin		Meredith
2001	Stuart		Ramsey
2001	Lee		Sisk
2001	Ryan		Smith
2001	M.	Scott	Smith
2001	Dustin		White
2002	Willie	E.	Bowling
2002	Michael		Celsor
2002	Evan		Conrad
2002	James	Grant	Hildabrand
2002	Jesse		Horn
2002	Tyler		Mark
2002	Andrew		McLeod
2002	Matt		Meyer
2002	Owen		Michels
2002	Adam		Michels
2002	Andrew		True
2002	Brett		Welty
2002	Lee		Wilson
2003	Brandon		Back
2003	Eric		Coffman
2003	Russel		Emrick IV
2003	Travis	S.	Farmer
2003	Richard	T.	Goodin Jr.
2003	Dennis	S.	Guinn
2003	Matthew		Hrastinski
2003	Adam		Loy
2003	Joseph	H.	Mattingly III
2003	Brandon		McDonald
2003	Ike		Norris
2003	Gary		Palmer
2003	Adam		Probst
2003	Ross	M.	Ratterman
2003	Clayton		Rogers
2003	Clayton	L.	Samaniego
2003	Thomas	C.	Yates
2004	Chris		Allen
2004	Travis		Dykes
2004	Kyle		Hamsley
2004	Andrew	C.	Jenkins
2004	Lee	D.	Johnson
2004	Joshua	M.	London
2004	William	R.	Mattingly IV
2004	Craig		McKinney
2004	James	L.	Mudd Jr.
2004	Timothy	D.	Potter
2004	Josh		Smith
2004	Will	D.	Stallard
2004	Kyle	B.	Stark
2004	Johnathan	D.	White
2004	Andrew	J.	Whittle
2004	John	Warren	Wright
2005	Jordan	L.	Bickett
2005	Billy		Brumfield
2005	Benjamin	S.	Bryant
2005	Brent		Burchett
2005	Blake		Corbin
2005	Bryce		Danhauer
2005	Robert	M.	Eckman
2005	Jacob		Heil
2005	Bobby		Huff
2005	Duncan	A.	Hunt
2005	Christopher	L.	Jacobs
2005	Nick		Miller
2005	Trent	D.	O'Nan
2005	Dennis	K.	O'Nan
2005	John	L.	Parker
2005	Sean		Patterson
2005	Austin		Perkins
2005	Timothy	L.	Piper
2005	Jeffery	S.	Proctor
2005	Wade		Thomas
2005	Nathan		Thompson
2005	Craig		Walker
2006	Travis		Baney
2006	Tyler		Farnham
2006	Keith		Johnson
2006	Craig		Rengering
2006	Jacob		Roberts
2006	Troy		Stinson
2006	Dustin		Taul
2007	Randy		Adams
2007	John		Bell
2007	Jim		Gilles
2007	Brad		Hart
2007	John	Mark	Holder
2007	Coleman		Hurt
2007	Ryan		Mudd
2007	Greg		Noe
2007	Drew		Robinson
2007	Josh		Tungate
2007	Matt		Wade
2007	Josh		Wright
2008	William		Osborne
2008	Kevin		Mattingly
2008	Jacob		Ball
2008	Robert		Riley
2008	David		Mudd
2008	Randy		Adams
2008	John		Bell
2009	Billy		Toombs
2009	Coleman		Hurt
2009	Florian	Andre	Barrie
2009	Danny		Purvis
2009	Drew		Robinson
2009	Austin		Wilson
2009	Brandon		Gilles
2009	Travis		Baney
2009	Matthew		Wade
2009	Joshua		Tungate
2009	Matthew		Doane
2009	Steven		DiGregorio
2009	Jeremy		Stith
2009	Eli		Green
2009	Jeremy		Preston
2009	Cameron		Hamilton
2009	Lance		Davis
2009	Bryan		Bailey
2009	Jacob		Hillyer
2009	Robert		Foree, Jr.
2009	Chase		Powell*
2009	Mark	Mitchell	Mattingly
2009	John	Mark	Holder
2009	Eric		Titus
2009	Bradley		Hart
2009	Jeb		Jarrell
2010	Jack		Athenas
2010	Joshua		Wright
2010	Charles		Phipps
2010	Lee	Davis	Jackson
2010	Stephen		Taylor
2010	Taylor		Jones
2010	Zach		Stucker
2010	Andrew		Strother
2010	Josh		Shipp
2010	James		Gilles
2011	Kevin		Brandel
2010	Logan		Goggin
2010	Ross		Jarrett
2011	Mitchell		Mattingly
2011	Colby		Myers
2011	Dylan		Barber
2011	Kyle		Kelly
2012	Michael		Gash
2012	Sean		Kovanda
2012	Austin		Sipp
2012	James	Patrick	Perry
2012	John-Taylor		Turley
2012	Thomas		Loxley
2012	Evan		Warner
2012	Tyler		Wise
2013	Nick		Dame

2015 Graduates

2011 William Barlow

2012 Kevin Duffy

2012 Zeke Green

2012 Lincoln Howe

2012 Terrence Luckett

2012 John Walsh

2013 Joshua Brockman

2013 Brad Jordan

2013 Dalton Mills

2014 Cameron Earlywine

2016 Graduates

2012 Eric Farmer

2012 Zach Gilles

2012 Justin Hugel

2012 Nick Long

2012 Grant Marciniak

2012 Tommy O'Mara

2012 Ethan Rich

2012 Ben Taylor

2012 Trevor Toy

2012 Patrick Warner

2012 Connor Wempe

2013 Stefan Fink

2017 Graduates

2013 Reis Ewing

2013 Jarret Martinez

2013 Jonathan Seitzinger

2013 Cory Shouse

2014 Kyle Clark

2014 Wade Conn

2014 Michael Costello

2014 Jordan Dunn

2014 Ryan Halligan

2014 Sam Johnson

2014 Nick Mattingly

2015 Chase McIntosh

2015 Zack Tortorello

2016 Brandon Knopp

2018 Graduates

2014 Brett Bonner

2014 Tucker Frazer

2014 Cody McGlothlin

2014 Steven Ricci

2014 Kenny Rukenbrod

2014 Jimmy Salmon

2015 Tyler Abbett

2015 Brandon Bell

2015 Pat Hargadon

2015 Alex Lindahl

2015 Austin Lingle

2015 Nathan Shewmaker

2016 Brent Hughes

*deceased

Social Development

Society demands of us that we live within the laws, which it has written. It demands that we look at every act we perform in relationship to its effects on those with whom we live. As our communities grow in size and as we become even more aware of the greater community the demands become more and more frequent, and immeasurably larger.

Additionally our love for our fellow man demands discipline and concern for our every act, that we do not blindly step on others on the way to the top, that we do not sweep aside unconcernedly the basic truths with which our families endowed us as children.

Respect for ourselves and each other demands that we behave with intelligence and with regard for each other, to the best of our abilities, in a controlled and considerate demean.

We are judged in society by our manners, by our attitudes and by our behavior. As members of a group we have come to realize that the group is often judged by the actions of the individual, as the group with which he associates judges the individual.

It is the aim of FarmHouse to create opportunities for its members to develop social refinement. Chapter functions often include dances, exchanges with sororities and fraternities, Parents' Weekends, Founders' Day celebrations, and Homecoming festivities.

A majority of the FarmHouse chapters employ a housemother who is experienced in working with young people and is generally an excellent resource person for advice in social matters.

Friendly and constructive criticism is part of the plan of FarmHouse living and is designed, in part, to help each man to achieve ease and poise at social functions. It is recognized that the ability to accept constructive criticism and to profit by it comes with maturity. (Source: FarmHouse International Fraternity web site)

FarmHouse Members with FarmHouse International Executive Board President Rick Barnes, TT'82

at a Campus Speaking Forum

Singletary Center

September 21, 2014

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FarmHouse Parent's Day

456 Rose Lane

April 27, 2014

Kentucky Chapter Founder

Kentucky Chapter Founder - Dr. Dwight M. Seath, IA'27

Dwight Moody Seath was born on December 19, 1903, on a dairy farm near Freeborn, MN. He received B.S. and PhD degrees from Iowa State University and the M.S. degree from Kansas State University. Between degrees, he worked as a County Agricultural Agent in Iowa and as an Extension Dairyman in Kansas. He headed the dairy research program at Louisiana State University until he became head of the University of Kentucky Dairy Department in 1948. He retired from this position in 1969. Dr. Seath lived his last years of life to the fullest and passed away at St. Joseph Hospital in Lexington, Kentucky on September 3, 1992 at the age of 88.

Dr. Seath and his roommate H.K. Wilson were among the Charter members of the Iowa State FarmHouse Chapter. In 1976, the Kentucky Chapter nominated him for the highest award FarmHouse International Fraternity can bestow upon its alumni, the "Master Builder of Men Award". He is considered to be the founder of the Kentucky Chapter.

Dr. Seath, who lived at 127 Jesselin Drive, was honored in 1965 as UK Dairyman of the Year by the UK Dairy Science Club. He had served on a governor's committee on agriculture; was a principal founder of the Kentucky Purebred Cattle Association; and had been recognized as an outstanding judge of dairy cattle.

He also had been recognized by the American Dairy Science Association's southern division.

He was a deacon at Lexington's Second Presbyterian Church and a member of many other professional and civic organizations.

At the time of his passing, survivors included his wife, Betty Unsworth Seath; a daughter, Dorothy Jane Teater of Columbus, Ohio; a son, Donald Dwight Seath of Fort Worth, Texas; four stepdaughters, Nancy Reeves, Suzanne Hatton and Margaret Rushing, all of Lexington, and Betty McKenney of Sturgis; six grandchildren; six step-grandchildren; and 11 great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held Second Presbyterian Church in Lexington, Kentucky on

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Master Builder of Men Recipients

MASTER BUILDERS OF FARMHOUSE

What is the Master Builder of Men Award?

In 1950, the Master Builder of Men Award was created by the National Executive Board as the highest honor that FarmHouse can bestow upon one of its alumni members. Neither position, wealth, nor occupation enter into consideration for the award but simply what he has done to help others.

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BAILEY, Harry H. (KY 1963) Professor of agronomy at University of Kentucky; Kentucky Chapter advisor for 15 years (deceased); Award bestowed posthumously in 1990.

CHAPPELL, G.L. Monty (KY 1977) Professor of extension in the animal science department at the University of Kentucky (deceased); Associate Member (1977); Advisor to the Kentucky Chapter; Award bestowed 2006.

Wilbur Frye

FRYE, Wilbur W. (KY 1977) Professor emeritus of agronomy at University of Kentucky; member of Kentucky Association and long time Chapter Advisor (retired). Award bestowed 2014.

HAMILTON, Harvey E. (OK 1956)
Associate professor of agricultural engineering at Auburn University (deceased); Award bestowed 1978.

LIPTRAP, Dennis (KY 1962) Swine technical consultant with Hubbard Feeds; president and CEO of IPKY, Inc.; served as Kentucky Association President; Foundation Trustee; past Michigan State chapter advisor; Award bestowed 2002.

MATHER,Loys L. (NE 1959) Professor emeritus of agricultural economics at University of Kentucky; president of Kentucky Association and long time Chapter Advisor (retired); Award bestowed 2014.

William G. Moody

MOODY, Bill G. (KY 1953) Professor emeritus of animal science at University of Kentucky; president of Kentucky Association and Kentucky Foundation (retired); Award bestowed 1988.

Kenneth Overhults

OVERHULTS, Kenneth (KY 1960) Resource conservationist with US Department of Agriculture Soil Conservation Service; Lt. Colonel with US Army Reserve; Vice President of International Board; (retired); Award bestowed 2004.

Elmer C. Scheidenhelm

SCHEIDENHELM, Elmer C. (IL 1923) Dairy specialist at University of Kentucky; National President of the Fraternity (deceased); Award bestowed 1958.

Lynwood Schrader

SCHRADER, Lynwood (KY 1951) Senior Vice President of the Kentucky Utilities Company; First Kentucky Chapter President, President of the Kentucky Association, Campaign Co-Chair for new house (deceased); Award bestowed 2010.

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SEATH, Dwight M. (IA 1927) Head of dairy program at University of Kentucky College of Agriculture; founder of Kentucky Chapter (deceased); Award bestowed 1976.

W. Lee Tucker

TUCKER, W. Lee (KY 1951) Statistician and professor of agriculture at South Dakota State University; SDSU Chapter advisor (deceased); Award bestowed 1976.

Wall Stanley (2)

WALL, Stanley M. (KY 1951) Vice President of University of Kentucky's community college system (deceased); Award bestowed 1974.

Founding Fathers

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D. Howard "Daddy" Doane

Founder

FarmHouse International Fraternity

D. Howard "Daddy" Doane (1883-1984) was a true Renaissance man - a student, a teacher, a writer, a business man, a poet, a farmer, a public servant, a devout Christian. Most widely known as the founder
and long-time Chairman of the Board of Doane Agricultural Services, which is the
oldest and for decades was the largest farm management, appraisal and
agricultural research organization in the United States. Among his many life
accomplishments, Doane served on an agriculture task force appointed by
President Herbert Hoover that was charged with reorganizing the US Department of
Agriculture. He wrote four books and numerous articles for the leading
agricultural journals and magazines. He provided leadership to dozens of civic
and professional organizations throughout his lifetime. He received a B.S. in
agriculture in 1908 and M.S. in agriculture in 1909 at the University of
Missouri. He received three Honorary doctorates as well.

Howard

Robert F. Howard (1883-1963) spent the first 15 years of his professional career as an educator before owning and running a arge beef cattle operation and commercial pecan farm in Texas for the better
part of his life. Howard was a professor and chairman of the Department of
Horticulture at the University of Nebraska from 1914-24 after teaching
previously at the University of Missouri, Nebraska and Wisconsin. He moved to
Wharton, Texas, in 1924, where he ran a 2,000 acre ranch with cattle and
thousands of pecan trees. He provided leadership to many local and statewide
civic organizations and initiatives in Texas for the last 40 years of his life.
Howard received his B.S. in agriculture from Missouri in 1908, a masters in 1912
while teaching at Nebraska.

Hutch

Claude B. Hutchison (1885-1980) was an
educator for more than 40 years of his life, teaching at the University of
Missouri, Cornell University, University of California-Davis, University of
Nevada and spent more than 20 years as a Vice President (1945-52) and Dean of
Agriculture at the University of California - Berkeley (1930-52). For four years
in the 1920s, he was the associate director of agricultural education for
Europe. In 1946, he was the chairman of an agricultural mission trip to China by
the US Department of Agriculture. He retired from instruction in 1954, serving
his last two years as Dean of Agriculture at Nevada. And from 1955-63 he served
as mayor of Berkeley, Calif. Hutchison received honorary degrees from Missouri,
Sofia, Bulgaria and California.

Kruse

Henry H. Krusekopf (1886-1979) was a leading
expert on soils, spending 48 years as a professor and researcher in the College
of Agriculture at the University of Missouri. He received his B.S. in
agriculture in 1908 and his masters in 1916 from Missouri. He did graduate work
at Illinois in 1931-32. He was the author of numerous publications and journals
on soil development and soil survey. "Krusey" was a member of a number of
scientific, honorary and professional societies. He also consulted a number of
federal and international agencies on agriculture, flood control, forestry and
Indian land claims. In his spare time, Krusekopf owned and operated a farm in
southeast Missouri.

Erusk

Earl W. "Farmer" Rusk (1885-1968) spent most
of his career as a farmer and farm manager, yet enjoyed a variety of other
professional interests. He briefly taught an Animal Husbandry course and served
in the Farm Loan department of a large insurance company. He was farm service
director of two Chicago radio station for four years, was agricultural agent for
a railroad, and was supervising salesman and farm service director for a rock
phosphate company for 14 years. He raised hogs and cattle on a farm in the
Missouri Ozarks before retiring in California. Farmer Rusk graduated from
Missouri in 1909. His son, William D., was the first son of a FarmHouse man to
be initiated into FarmHouse in 1933.

Hrusk

Henry P. Rusk (1884-1954) spent most of his
professional career on staff at the University of Illinois, including the last
13 years of his career as Dean of the College of Agriculture. He received a B.S.
in 1908 and M.S. in 1911, both from the University of Missouri. He served in the
Department of Animal Husbandry at Illinois from 1910-1939. He was head of the
department from 1922-1939. Among numerous accomplishments, he was the chair of
President Hoover's commission on agriculture from 1948-1954. Rusk provided
leadership to multiple national, state and local boards and organizations. He
received honorary doctorates from three universities.

Sherwin

Melvin E. Sherwin (1881-1924) was head of the
soils department at what is now called North Carolina State University when he
died at age 42. After graduating with a B.S. in agriculture in 1908, he received
an M.A. in agriculture from the University of California-Berkeley in 1909. He
spent one year as an agronomy instructor at the University of Maine before he
joined the staff at NC State in 1910.

With the posthumous recognition of Brother Melvin E. Sherwin as a Master Builder of Men at the 2014 Conclave in Charlotte, North Carolina, all of our Founding Fathers have been bestowed the title "Master Builder of Men."

Kentucky Charter Members

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Above: Members of the Kentucky Chapter at the chartering ceremony on the front steps of Maxwell Street Presbyterian Church on May 12, 1951.

A Constitution and By-Laws for the Kentucky Chapter drawn up by the executive committee, was officially adopted by the club on May 24. Early additions to the club included Richard Clement, Robert Teater and William Lee Tucker. Harold Buckles, Charles Allen Duvall, Jr., William Hooper, Kenneth James, Charles Rogers, and Lynwood Schrader. They were initiated in January 1951.Nine club members began living in a house at the corner of Transylvania Park and Euclid Avenue in the fall of 1950. They were Cecil Burnette, Richard Clement, James Johnson, Justus Pendley, Charles Rogers, Lynwood Schrader, Roy Sims, Robert Teater and Lee Tucker.

New officers were elected on April 18, 1951, to serve as the first officers of the Kentucky Chapter of FarmHouse. Elected were:

The charter members initiated on May 12, 1951 at Maxwell Street Presbyterian Church included the following men:

Charles Barnhart

Charles E. Barnhart*, Faculty Advisor

Cecil Burnette

Cecil Burnette*

Harold Davis*

Richard Fuchs*

James Johnson*

Justice Pendley*

Arthur Pieringer

Arthur Pieringer*

Billy Ridgway

Billy Ridgeway*

Roy Sims

Roy Sims*

Dale Stahl

M. Stanley Wall*, Faculty Advisor

William Wash*

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Check out this wonderful photo taken 50 years apart on the steps of Maxwell Street Presbyterian Church of the original FarmHouse Club and Charter Members. The first photo was taken in September of 2001 and the next in May of 1951!

As of 2019, our only living Kentucky Charter member is Brother Dale Stahl, KY'51.

*denotes deceased brother

Pictures

49th Biennial Conclave

Denver, Colorado

August 5, 2016

(L to R): Patrick Robinson, Cody McGlothlin, Pat Haragdon, Maxwell Hammer, Will Schlosser, Tyler Goodlett, and Garry Weston represented the Kentucky Chapter at Conclave.

2016 Greek Awards Ceremony

April 7, 2016

Col. William B. Poor, KY'52, was inducted into the University of Kentucky Greek Alumni Hall of Fame on at the Gatton College of Business and Economics on the UK campus.

(L to R): Fredda Moody, Dr. William G. Moody, KY'53, Col. William B. Poor, KY'52, Chapter President Henry D'Andrea, and Patrick Robinson

Offical Pic Of Senior Dinner

Annual FarmHouse Foundation of Kentucky Senior Dinner

May 3, 2015

Congratulations and Best of Luck to all of our 2015 Graduating Seniors!

Left to Right: Terrence Luckett, Kevin Duffy, Lincoln Howe, Zeke Green, Dalton Mills, Foundation

Chairman Patrick Robinson, Housemother Kathryn Jackson, Dr. Dwayne Edwards, Joshua Brockman,

Foundation Treasurer Kenneth Overhults, Dylan Barber, Dr. Loys Mather, and Cameron Earlywine

College of Agriculture, Food, and Environment Hall of Distinguished Alumni

January 30, 2015

Kentucky FarmHouse Brothers John C. Robertson, KY'51 and William G. Moody, KY'53 (third and fourth in the row) were inducted into the College of Agriculture, Food, and Environment Hall of Distinguished Alumni

FarmHouse Master Builder of Men Night

September 29, 2014

(L to R): Master Builder Kenneth Overhults, KY'60 and wife Faye; Master Builder William G. Moody, KY'53 and wife Fredda; Martha Frye and Master Builder Wilbur W. Frye, KY'77; Master Builder Loys L. Mather, NE'59 and wife Sonja; FarmHouse International Executive Director Chad Harris, IA'98, Master Builder Dennis O. Liptrap, KY'62; and Patrick J. Robinson, KY'98, FarmHouse Interntional Executive Board Treasurer

UK President Dr. Eli Capilouto visit to Kentucky FarmHouse

September 8, 2014

Housemother Kathryn Jackson, Chapter Members, the Fall 2014 New Member Class, FarmHouse Brothers D. Michael Richey, KY'71, UK's Vice President for Development and Chief Development Officer, Patrick J. Robinson, KY'98, FarmHouse International Executive Board Treasurer, Chapter Advisor Dr. Tyler Mark, KY'02, and Chapter Advisor Casey Mulberry, KY'99 were also present on this special evening.

48th Biennial Conclave of FarmHouse Fraternity

Charlotte, North Carolina

July 24 - 26, 2014

(L to R): Patrick J. Robinson, FH International Board Member, Chapter Member David Faulkner, Chapter Member Will Sharp, Housemother Kathryn Jackson, Chapter Treasurer Stefan Fink, Chapter Member Jordan Dunn, and Garry L. Weston, FarmHouse International Awards Chairman

Annual FarmHouse Foundation of Kentucky Senior Dinner

May 4, 2014

Congratulations and Best of luck to all of our 2014 Graduating Seniors!

Those graduating Seniors include Sean Kovanda, Patrick Warner, Kyle Kelly, Thomas Loxley, John Taylor Turley, Austin Sipp, Patrick Perry, Michael Gash, Colby Myers, and Matthew Fischer

Retired U.S. Airforce Col. William Poor, KY'52 speaking at one of the Chapter's Monday Night Dinner's

April 28, 2014

Investors

We are forever greatful to the 400+ men, women, and organizations who have given so generously to see our new chapter house become a reality. The following list contains the names of each investor to our "Building for the Future" Campaign. This list is reflective of contributions to the campaign as of December 31, 2015.

Even though the house was completed in January of 2014, we still need your financial support! As of the 2019 academic year, we are still needing to reduce the amount of our loan. Please consider making a tax deductible gift today by visiting PayPal or by sending a contribution to FarmHouse Foundation of Kentucky, Inc., P.O. Box 34034, Lexington, KY, 40588. Have questions or need assistance, please contact us at info@kyfarmhouse.com Thank you for your continued support!

Founder's Society

Nick Carter

Mickey Miller

Larry D. & Beverly Noe

Grand Builder's Society

KY Chapter of FarmHouse Fraternity

Brandon Janszen

Builder's Society

Kentucky FarmHouse Association

G.L."Monty" Chappell Family

Loys & Sonja Mather

Billy Joe Miles

Pearls & Rubies Society

John Burman

Brian & Cathy Celsor

Michael & Kassie Celsor

Michael & Donna Dykes

Wilbur W. & Martha Frye

Denis G. & Myra King

Bill & Fredda Moody

Lynwood & Patricia Schrader

Steve Tichenor

Robert & Jill Wade, Jr.

FarmHouse Fellow

FarmHouse Foundation of Kentucky, Inc.

Ethyl "Terry" Bailey

Freddie & Shirley Ann Barnard

Beck's Superior Hybrids (Sonny Beck)

W. Larry & Elanor Brawner

Mike & Vonda Chalfant

Ronnie & Charlotte Coffman

Edward Conder

Monte & Katie Conrad

Joseph Dearen

Joe & Martha Dixon

Michael & Deborah Duckworth

Charlie & Emily Edgington

Wade Flowers

George Gilpin

Phillip Todd Gregory

Steve Hamilton

Arthur & Karri Hathaway, Jr.

Darrell Hazle

Kelly Hobbs

Kevin & Susan Hobbs

Steven & Janice Faye Holley

Casey Jetton

Sue Jetton

Jonathan S. King

Kyle J. & Meg King

Clyde Kirtley

Joe Lamkin

Dennis O. & Virginia Liptrap

Charles Nichols

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Overhults

Bill Poor

D. Michael & Susan Richey

Patrick J. Robinson

Charles Rogers

Joseph Rust

Scott Skinner

James T. & Elinor Smith

William (Bill) Smith

Brad Tanner

Robert & Dorothy Teater

Douglas L. & Nancy N. Thomas

Rusty & Martha Thompson

Charles S. & Mollie Jo Tichenor

William Toadvine

W. Lee Tucker

Kevin & Janice Welsheimer

Doug & Sandy Wood

William Brent Woodrum

Scott Yocum

Green & Gold Club

Rick & Melinda Barber

Barney Barnett

Gene Bozarth

Kent S. & Mary Beth Bradford

William & Betty Brinkley

John Mark Brown

Benjamin Clifford

Eric Coffman

Douglas & Beth Coyle

Timothy Gardner

Otis Griffin, Jr.

Chad Grote

Kenney & Jennifer Gulley

David Hancock

James Herbert

Richard & Jean Horn

John & Faye Kuegel

Scott R. & Elizabeth C. Maddox

Douglas G. & Elaine C. Overhults

John C. Parr

Joel Schrader

David Shultz

Roy & Dottie Sims

Jerry Lee Sisk, II

Glenn Slack

Barrett & Beverly Steele

J. Whitney & Gina Stith

Douglas Sullivan

Russell & Martha Thompson

Thomas Wade

Robert Ward

FarmHouse Leaders

Glenn Adams

Mike Bach

Howard Baker

Donald Bryant

Anthony Burns

Charles Byers

William (Bill) Cisney

Todd Conway

Scott Gold

James B. Gooch

Paul Hall, II

Alan Hamilton

William J. Jackman

Lee Douglas Johnson

Steven Key

C. Oran Little

Keith Manion

Adam Michels

Tom Miller

Casey Mulberry

David O'Nan

Charles Payne

Timothy Potter

Virgil Quisenberry

Aaron Reding

John W. Reynolds

John & Carolyn Robertson

August L. (Buddy) Rosenberger

Charles Rowland

Edward Slack

Jerry & Dawn Stith

Douglas Sullivan

Eddie Tamme

Linda Tichenor

James Webster

Philip Westerman

Hilton Withers

Benefactors

Christopher Allen

Mom Joy Barker

Ronnie & Sandra Bastin

Jordan Bickett

Willie Bowling

Louis Boyd

Karl Brooks

Travis B. Bryan, III

Brent & Debbie Burchett

Jeffrey & April Cain

Lawrence Catlett

James Cecil

Joyce Clifford

Cletus Coats

Benjamin Collings

Evan Conrad

Emory Conyers

John Crowder

Bryce Danhauer

Gerald Dryden

James Dunsmore

Robert Eckman

Darwin Foley

Robert Foree

Bobby Gaffney

Kevin & Kimberly Galloway

Ralph Gillum

James R. Gooch

Donnie Gossner

Sidney Grannis

Tommy Haggard

Hollis Hale, Jr.

Paul Hall, II

Maurice O. & Helen Ham

Bradford Handley

John Mark Holder

Theodore Howard

George Hubbard

Samuel Hughes

Andy & Brooke O. Hunt

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Jenkins

Curtis Kenimer

Benjamin Koostra

Jerome Lawson

Frank Loeffel

LTG Caryl Marsh

John Marsh

Kenneth Martin

Richard Mattingly

William Mattingly, IV

Craig & Amanda McKinney

Casey Mulberry

Brenda Oldfield

Mr. & Mrs. Dennis O'Nan, III

Trent & Darla O'Nan

Gary Palmer

Austin Perkins

Ronald Ray

Tracy Robertson

Clayton Rogers

Charles Russell

Philip Smith

Noel Stephens, Jr.

Anthony Strong

Frank Talley

Daniel Tandy

Steven Thomas

Stuart Tichenor

Kelly Thurman

Robert Wade, Sr.

David Wallace

Joe Wathen, Jr.

Garry L. Weston, Jr.

Warren Wilson

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Yates

James & Lou Young

Heritage Club

Michael Allen

Robert Berry

Brian Bougher

Brad Chambliss

Gary Cromwell

Brian Drury

James Finnegan

Clifford Flood, Jr.

Furness-Newburge, In honor of Dr. Dennis O. Liptrap

Ruth L. Goggin

Robert Goodlett

Drew Graham

John Green

Dale A. & Cathy Hancock

Mike Harned

Roger Hemken

Jerry Higgins

Jesse Horn

James & Mary Johnson

Jack Kimbrough

Anthony H. & Jillian L. Koch

Paul Logsdon, Jr.

Joshua & Sara Jean Long

Adam Loy

Matthew Meyer

Joseph Moore

Mark Moore

Joseph Myers

Eric Patrick

Benjamin Robertson

Ronald Ryan

Monte L. Shinkle

James Simmons

Ryan & Jillianne Smith

Darin Stanfield

Jermy & Iris Stull

Billy & Elizabeth E. Toombs

Andrew True

Joseph Wethington

Reed White

Andrew Whittle

Clyde & Carolyn Wills

Joseph Wyles

Supporters

Jack Athenas

Robert & Sandra Ayres

Linda Bailey

Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Ball

John Bard

Gary Barlow

Randall & Jan Barnard

Will Bowling

Sarah Brandl

Melbourne Brough

Harold Buckles

Timothy Burdett

Henry Celsor

Murray & Claudeca Clark, Jr.

Glenn Claybaugh

Clark Cleveland

John Colliver

Charles Comer

Paul Cook

Robert Coots

Patrick Craig

Shane DeSimone

Jessica Duncan

Paul & Mary Faulhaber

Stefan Fink

John Fisher

Wayne Garland

Richard Goodin Jr.

Chad Harris

Eric Harris

Perry Hartley

Patrick Henderson

Jason Hendren

Bruce Hey

H. Edgar Hill

Jeremy Hinton

Matthew Howard

Steve & Connie Howerton,III

Thomas Jasper

Milton Jellum

Jj Dexter & Stacy Vogler Johnson

Louis Johnson

Mr. & Mrs. George I. Kelley

Donald Kellogg

Sean Kovanda

Kroger Rewards

Justin Leach

Tyler Mark

Mrs. Jamie Mattinlgy

Stephen & Kelly McMurry

Benjamin Meredith

Owen Michaels

Aaron Miller

Larry Newsom

Kyle O'Nan

Price Dinner Club

John Bissell Roberts, Jr.

Cynthia Seath

Richard Sexton

Chris Shewmaker

David C. & Karen Smith

James D. & Barbara L. Smith

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Smith

Keith Stratton

Ms. Jean Forest Tate

Roger & Candace Taylor, Jr.

Michael Thomas

John Taylor Turley

Keenan Turner

Richard Walker

Catherine Walters

Robert E. Walton

Harry Watts

Marcia Watts

Drew White

Dustin White

Jeremy White

Richard White

Robert White

Ryan White

Kenneth Whitis

Arthur Zdancewic

1951 Club

Bryan Bailey

John Baker, Sr.

John Bennett

Loretta Bivens

Ruth Bowling

Lowry & Phoebe Brown

Marianna Chancellor

Shawn Eagleburger

Louis Elliott

Keith Galloway

Lee Godman

Nevin Goebel

Ronald & Gwen Grubb

Harland Hatter

Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Lutes

Ms. Claudia Morris

Mr. & Mrs. Danny Nutt

Joseph Overhults

Benjamin Parker

Leigh Perry

Betty Porter

Charles Poskas

C. Michael Reeves

Jeremy Reynolds

Jacob Roberts

Susan Seay

Rebecca Serrano

Richard Shultz

Mr. Charles Smith

David Smith

Ms. Clyann Stout

Gordon Lin Teachey, III

Brian Oesterman

William Wash

Russell Wright

Brick and Paver Investors

Paul A. & Mary Faulhaber

Glenn Claybaugh

Casey A. Jetton

Barrett A. Steele

Michael & Kassie Celsor

Jack Athenas

William B. Poor

Linda Bailey

Mary Wethington

Freddie Barnard

Sarah Brandl

Tim Burdett

Jeff Cain

Joyce Clifford

Jane Clifford

Monte Conrad

Emery Conyers

Patrick Craig

John D. Bard

Milton D. Jellum

Louis D. Johnson

Price Dinner Club

Michael Duckworth

Glenn L. Adams

Jessica Duncan

Chad E. Harris

Robert E. Walton

Arthur F. Hathaway

Kentucky Chapter of FarmHouse Fraternity

Stefan Fink

Wade Flowers

Randie Barnard

Darwin Foley

FarmHouse Foundation of Kentucky, Inc.

Wilbur W. Frye

William G. Moody

Tim Gardner

Kenney Gulley

John H. Colliver

Tommy Haggard

Paul Hall

Maurice Ham

Brad Handley

Jason Hendren

Ed Hill

Jeremy Hinton

Richard Horn, Jr.

Steve Howerton, III

Louis J. Boyd

Brandon J. Janszen

Patrick J. Robinson

Johns Fischer

Stacy Johnson

Don Kellogg

Sean Kovanda

Garry L. Weston, Jr.

Larry Catlett

Justin Leach

Frank Loeffel

Tyler Mark

Loys L. Mather

Jamie Mattingly

Matthew Meyer

Mark Moore

Casey Mulberry

Cynthia N. Seath

Dennis O'Nan

Dennis O. Liptrap

Brenda Oldfield

Doug Overhults

Tim Potter

Faye Overhults

Virgil Quisenberry

Aaron Reding

John Taylor Turley

Trend Bottom

Dorothy Seath Teater

Lynwood Schrader

Lee Sisk

Ryan Smith

Doug Sullivan

Eric T. Harris

Brad Tanner, DVM

Michael Thoams

Rusty Thompson

Andrew True

Mary V. Johnson

David W. Hancock

Kenneth W. Overhults

John W. Reynolds

Sherman Carter Barnhart Architects

Robert Ward

Joe Wathen, Jr.

Phil Westerman

Hilton Withers

Gary Schneidmiller

Purdue FarmHouse Association

Ways to Give

Methods of Giving

Cash donations

Gifts of cash via currency, personal check, or money order are the most popular methods of supporting this effort.

Have questions or need additional assistance, please contact us at info@kyfarmhouse.com

Commodities (farm crops, cattle, oil, and/or timber)

Gifts of commodities can provide major tax advantages. Corn, cattle, and timber are just a few of the resources that canbe given as contributions to the Campaign with the proper appraisal. If you indicate that you will be donating commodities, a representative of FarmHouse Foundation of KY, Inc. will contact you about your donation.

Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT)

With an electronic funds transfer you can make a gift to FarmHouse Foundation of KY, Inc. without the hassle of writing a check, paying postage or receiving a reminder. You can enjoy the convenience and security of having your bank forward your gift from a checking and/or savings account.

Buy and Sell on eBay for FarmHouse Foundation of Kentucky, Inc.

You can support FarmHouse Foundation of Kentucky, Inc. when you buy or sell on eBay, with the eBay Giving Works program. Here’s how:
FarmHouse Foundation of Kentucky, Inc. is part of the eBay Giving Works program. So, you can support our mission when you buy and sell on eBay. Here’s how: Please visit www.ebay.com and click on the "Browse Charities" link form the home page. From there, search for FarmHouse Foundation of Kentucky, Inc. and make sure you "add" us to your favorite charities!

Buy

You can find whatever you're looking for on eBay – from baseball cards to new cars and more. When you do, shop for items that benefit us. You can get a great deal and support the educational and leadership needs of our Kentucky Chapter at the same time!
Shop now to support FarmHouse Foundation of Kentucky, Inc.

Sell

You can also support FarmHouse Foundation of Kentucky, Inc. when you sell on eBay. Just designate our organization to receive 10-100% of your final sale price the next time you list something great.
Did you know that charity listings often get more bids and higher prices than regular eBay listings? Boost your sales and support our critical work while you’re at it! Plus eBay gives back to you too, with a fee credit on your basic selling fees.
Sell now to support FarmHouse Foundation of Kentucky, Inc.

Kroger Rewards Program

Do you have and use a Kroger Rewards Card at one of their 98 stores here in the state of Kentucky? If you do, please visit the following link https://www.kroger.com/CommunityRewards and register your existing card to support FarmHouse Foun...dation of Kentucky! All of the funds raised will go back to our foundation! The following procedure must be followed to register your Kroger Plus Card online:

1. Log into krogercommunityrewards.com (Have Kroger Plus Card available)

2. Click on Sign In/Register

3. Sign up for a Kroger Rewards Account by entering zip code, selecting your favorite store, entering e-mail address, creating a password, and agreeing to the terms and conditions

4. When you get the message to check your e-mail, click on the link within the body of the message

5. Click on My Account and use your e-mail and password to proceed

6. Click on Edit Kroger Community Rewards info and input your Plus Card number

7. Update and confirm your info

8. IMPORTANT - Enter NPO number or look for FarmHouse Foundation of Kentucky, Inc. by searching, click and confirm

Remember your purchases will NOT count for FarmHouse until your Kroger Plus Card is registered. You must scan or swipe your registered Kroger Plus Card when shopping for the purchase to count. Thank you for your continued support!

Shop with Amazon Smiles and contribute to FarmHouse Foundation of KY!

Please visit the Amazon Smiles link below and shop for FarmHouse Foundation of Kentucky. With the Amazon Smile program, Amazon will donate 0.5% of the price of eligible AmazonSmile purchases to FarmHouse Foundation of Kentucky!

https://smile.amazon.com/ch/61-0926049

Memorial/Honor gifts

Gifts will also be accepted in memory of deceased FarmHouse members and/or in honor of members and friends of the FarmHouse family.

Real estate/personal property

Gifts of appreciated real estate and personal property to the Building for the Future Campaign are also gladly accepted.

Stock gifts

There are two major tax benefits that occur when gifts of stock are made.

First, you are able to avoid capital gains taxes that would normally be paid on stocks that have appreciated in value.

Second, you are allowed to deduct the full fair market value of the gift from your taxes for that year, provided you have owned the stock for more than one year.

Stocks can be transferred electronically from your brokerage account or can be sent through the mail if held in a certificate form. If you indicate that you will be donating via stock, then the appropriate transfer forms will be sent by a representative of FarmHouse Foundation of KY, Inc.

A gift of stock is valued by using the average (mean) between the high and low prices on the date of the gift. The gift date for securities transferred from your brokerage account is the day the transfer hits the Foundation's brokerage account. If securities are mailed in certificate form, the gift date is the date it is received by FarmHouse Foundation of KY, Inc.

Last Will & Testament

It can be as easy as including a simple bequest in your will, adding a codicil to an existing will, or naming the Foundation as the beneficiary of a portion of an IRA or insurance policy. Here are two examples.

"I give, devise, and bequeath to FarmHouse Foundation of Kentucky, Inc., all [or state the fraction or percentage] of the rest, residue, and remainder of my estate, both real and personal. FarmHouse Foundation of Kentucky, Inc. can be contacted at P.O. Box 34034, Lexington, KY, 40588

or "I give, devise, and bequeath $__________ to FarmHouse Foundation of Kentucky, Inc. FarmHouse Foundation of Kentucky, Inc. can be contacted at P.O. Box 34034, Lexington, KY, 40588

These are merely suggestions as to content and should be written or adapted by legal counsel to fit the contributor's individual situation.

FarmHouse Foundation of Kentucky

FarmHouse Foundation of Kentucky, Inc. was established on November 20, 1976 as the not-for-profit, 501(c )(3) fund-raising arm of the Kentucky Chapter of FarmHouse Fraternity. If you have questions or need additional information, please contact us at info@kyfarmhouse.com

Mission

Under the direction of an elected group of Trustees, the primary purposes of FarmHouse Foundation of Kentucky, Inc. include:

● Advance the vision and objectives of the Kentucky Chapter of FarmHouse Fraternity

● Provide various grants for educational programs

● Provide scholastic support for active members of the Kentucky Chapter

● Seek financial support from fellow alumni and friends of the Kentucky Chapter.

● Raise funds for Kentucky Chapter initiatives and needs

Who are the FarmHouse Foundation of Kentucky, Inc. Trustees?
Patrick J. Robinson – Chairman, patrickjrobinson97@gmail.com

Damon Talley – Vice-Chairman

J. Lee Sisk - Secretary

Casey Jetton – Treasurer

Mike Bach - Trustee

Levi Broeking - Student Trustee & Vice-President of External Relations, Kentucky Chapter of FarmHouse Fraternity

How did FarmHouse Foundation of Kentucky, Inc. come about?
To focus attention on the future growth and expansion of the organization a "Ten-Dollar Club" savings fund was initiated in the fall of 1965 for the Kentucky FarmHouse Chapter. This program encouraged alumni to contribute at least ten dollars per year to a fund to be used for either emergency maintenance needs of the house or as seed mone...y for the future purchase of another house. Kenneth Overhults took the leadership on this project. The experience of the "Ten Dollar Club" convinced some that there could be a broader base of financial support for programs within the chapter. During the seven years the program was active, approximately 35 members were faithful in making their pledges each year. In 1975, the groundwork was laid for the FarmHouse Foundation of Kentucky, Inc. to be established. Kenneth Overhults, with the help of Damon Talley, established this non-profit, tax-exempt organization dedicated to providing educational support to the chapter and its individual members. Other who have served and assisted with development of the foundation included alumni James Gooch, Mickey Miller, Bill Moody, John Reynolds, Stanley Wall, and William Wood. Many alumni and friends have contributed to these efforts since its inception.

How does one support FarmHouse Foundation of Kentucky, Inc. ?

All contributions made payable to the FarmHouse Foundation of Kentucky, Inc. are fully tax-deductible under IRS laws. Any donations made to the foundation can be mailed to the FarmHouse Foundation of Kentucky, Inc., P.O. Box 34034, Lexington, KY, 40588

Fall 2016	New Member Class
Name	Hometown	Major
Wyatt Banks	Winchester, KY	Computer Science
Daniel Blackhurst	Lawrenceburg, KY	Nursing
Kyle Brockman	Lebanon, KY	Kinesiology
Landon Davis	Paducah, KY	Hospitality/Tourism Management
Nathan Dawson	Louisville, KY	Undecided
Brack Duncan	Winchester, KY	Marketing and Political Science
Charlie Flaugh	Burkesville, KY	Animal science
Will Flowers	Cumberland, KY	Community Leadership
Frank Ford	Lewisburg, WV	Equine Science
Austin Grizzle	Scottsville, KY	Agricultural Economics
Mo Haji	Louisville, KY	Electrical Engineering
Dillon Harper	Lawrenceburg, KY	Finance
Carter Hench	Troy, OH	Business Economics
Trey Holman	Franklin,KY	Business Management
Brent Hughes	Shelbyville, KY	Economics
Brandon Knopp	Lebanon, KY	Physical Therapy
Nick Lochbaum	Fairfax, VA	Finance
Brock Martin	Hopkinsville, KY	Accounting
Anthony Mattingly	Raywick, KY	Animal science
Evan Mattingly	Springfield, KY	Foreign Language and International Economics
Grant Montgomery	Bardstown, KY	Agricultural Economics
Jordan Nicholas	Campbellsville, KY	Mechanical Engineering
Kyle Paske	Lexington, KY	Undecided
Ben Pearson	Chicago, IL	Kinesiology
Chris Preston	Franklin,KY	Accounting
Abraham Roblero	Shelbyville, KY	Pre-Pharmacy
J.D. Taylor	Bardstown, KY	Pre-Dentistry

Year	Name
1950	Cecil Burnette*
1951	Lynwood Schrader*
1952	John C. Robertson
1953	Fred D. Williams
1954	William G. Moody
1955	John L. Kuegel
1956	William F. Soards
1957	Robert F. Goodlett*
1958	Warren R. Wilson
1959	Maitland B. Rice
1960	Caryl G. Marsh*
1961	James H. Young
1962	R. Douglas Wood
1963	Danny R. Varney*
1964	W. Ronnie Coffman
1965	Neal F. Owen*
1966	Clde L. Kirtley
1967	Scott S. Skinner
1968	Barney O. Barnett
1969	Larry L. Toohey
1970	Keelan W. Pulliam
1971	Lon W. Whitlow
1972	Donald G. Colliver
1973	Louis M. Conrad III
1974	Dennis E. O'Nan III
1975	H. Edgar Hill
1976	Richard W. White
1977	S. Kelly Thurman
1978	John T. Pruitt
1979	Alan F. Hamilton
1980	Robert C. Wade Jr.
1981	Benjamin L. Pruitt
1982	W. Reed White
1983	Timothy O. Tingle
1984	Gary L. Ellegood
1985	Benjamin L. Clifford
1986	Timothy R. Gardner
	Douglas A. Coyle
1987	H. Todd Conway
1988	Thomas L. Miller
1989	Wade A. Flowers
1990	Shannon Morgan
1991	R. Michael Chalfant
1992	Jon Ragan
1993	Chad Sullivan
1994	Brian Celsor
1995	Bryce Roberts
1996	Chris Henning
1997	Jeremy Stull
1998	Charlie S. Tichenor
1999	Garry L. Weston
2000	Casey Mulberry
2001	Aaron Miller
2002	Nathan Lawson
2003	Josh Long
2004	Matthew Meyer
2005	Richard Goodin
2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017-18 2018-19	Lee Johnson Sean Patterson Chase Powell* Ryan Mudd William Osborne Matt Doane Logan Goggin John Taylor Turley Cameron Earlywine Thomas O'Mara Tucker Frazer Dillon Harper Benjamin Bohannon

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