Click to enlarge | | Kentucky House of Representatives Majority Leader Greg Stumbo delivers his dedication address at the Treadway Activity Center on June 23, 2002 in Barbourville, Kentucky.
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Click to enlarge | | Majority Leader Stumbo was the key leader in securing funding for the
Treadway Activity Center. Stumbo delivered the dedication address before a crowd of over 700.
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Click to enlarge | | June 23, 2002 - - - Dedication of the Treadway Activity Center. Left to right: Board Chairman Buck Treadway, Vice-Chairman Ken Boggs, House Majority Leader Greg D. Stumbo, Board members Linda Johnson, Kenneth Cobb, Gary Perkins, and Superintendent Larry Warren. |
Click to enlarge | | Superintendent Warren presents Majority Leader with two prints (one for his Frankfort office and one for his Floyd County office) of the Treadway Activity Center certifying that Representative Stumbo delivered the Dedication Address. |
Click to enlarge | | Mike Bowling, the Governor's Regional Representative gives greetings to the over seven hundred in attendance, June 23, 2002.
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Click to enlarge | | Superintendent Warren introduces the Board members to the over 700 in attendance: L. to R.: Chairman Buck Treadway, Vice-Chairman Ken Boggs, Linda Johnson, Ken Cobb, and Gary Perkins.
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Click to enlarge | | Superintendent Warren welcomes everyone to the dedication and advises everyone that he hopes the microphone, and air conditioning does not fail on this "maiden voyage".
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Click to enlarge | | L to R: Charley G. Dixon, Tom Smith, Mike Bowling, Larry Warren, and Majority Leader Greg Stumbo listen to Senator Robert Stivers at the Dedication ceremonies.
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Click to enlarge | | Barbourville Mayor Pat Hauser greets the audience during the dedication.
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Click to enlarge | | Representative Jim Stewart addresses the crowd. Stewart was instrumental in securing the Activity Center funding and cheerfully supported it throughout the process.
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Click to enlarge | | Senator Robert Stivers addresses the audience during the dedication of the Treadway Activity Center. Stivers voted to fund the project.
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