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T.J. Community Mission Foundation sponsors 5K race

2021-09-20 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy TJ Regional Health
The T.J. Community Mission Foundation was pleased to serve as a Platinum Plus sponsor of the 11th Annual Extreme Fitness Virtual 5K Walk/Run for Health in support of Community Medical Care. Presenting the $1500 sponsorship to CMC founder and CEO Dr. Bharat Mody is TJ Community Mission Foundation chairman, Doug Landers. Mr. Landers shared, "The board of directors of the T.J. Community Mission Foundation are so pleased to be able to partner with this wonderful organization that has done so much for so many in our community for the past 20 years. By sponsoring this event, we know this investment will continue to make a difference in the lives and health of those we serve".

Also included in the photo from left to right are left to right: Tina Combs, Director CMC; Henry Royse, Board Member TJCMF; Doug Landers, Board Chair TJCMF; Larry Glass, Board Member CMC and TJCMF; Randy Burns, Executive Director TJCMF; Dr. Bharat Mody, Executive Board Member CMC.
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Sharing the celebration with friends

2021-09-19 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Dr. Ronald and Gayle Rogers of Columbia brought their guests Kay and David Howell of Campbellsville, and Harry and Martha Scott Kight, of South Carolina, to the 200th anniversary celebration of the historic Trabue Russell House Friday. Gayle and her friends were 1971 graduates of Campbellsville High School. Pictured with them at right is Richard Phelps who portrayed Daniel Trabue at the event.
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Author Mel Hankla at Trabue Russell House

2021-09-19 - Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Special guest Mel Hankla, native of Russell County and founder of American Historic Services LLC, greeted those attending and signed his book, Into The Bluegrass, at the 200th anniversary celebration of Columbia's historic Trabue Russell House. He will return for the Book Fair planned for October.
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