LWC Band Practice
2020-09-19 - Columbia, KY - Photo by George Kolbenschlag
George writes, "I grabbed this photo of the LWC band heading back after a practice. It was a great day for outdoor music. They are a little short of 76 trombones to lead the big parade, but the tubas worked." Comments | Permalink
2020-09-19 - Columbia, KY - Photo by George Kolbenschlag
George writes, "I grabbed this photo of the LWC band heading back after a practice. It was a great day for outdoor music. They are a little short of 76 trombones to lead the big parade, but the tubas worked." Comments | Permalink
Former Columbia UMC pastor married Johnny and June
2020-09-19 - Franklin, KY - Photo from keepsakes of Ann Heskamp Curtis
Columbia native Ann Curtis writes, "After seeing Doug Beard’s beautiful photo essay of the Columbia United Methodist Church and the wall of its former pastors, I recalled that at least one of those pastors had a later claim to fame. Reverend Leslie Chapman, pastor of CUMC in the 1950s, officiated at the wedding of Johnny Cash and June Carter. They were married in the Methodist Church in Franklin, Ky in 1968."
The local newspaper, the Franklin Favorite, reported the event with the note that the night before the wedding the couple had won a Grammy award for their song, "Jackson". Comments | Permalink
2020-09-19 - Franklin, KY - Photo from keepsakes of Ann Heskamp Curtis
Columbia native Ann Curtis writes, "After seeing Doug Beard’s beautiful photo essay of the Columbia United Methodist Church and the wall of its former pastors, I recalled that at least one of those pastors had a later claim to fame. Reverend Leslie Chapman, pastor of CUMC in the 1950s, officiated at the wedding of Johnny Cash and June Carter. They were married in the Methodist Church in Franklin, Ky in 1968."
The local newspaper, the Franklin Favorite, reported the event with the note that the night before the wedding the couple had won a Grammy award for their song, "Jackson". Comments | Permalink
Dr. James Angel, practitioner in Campbellsville, KY
2020-09-19- Photo from the family
James Raymond Angel, M.D. 69, set up his private practice in Campbellsville, Kentucky in 1980. He served the communities of central Kentucky tirelessly as a practicing physician and Urologic surgeon for 38 years before retiring in 2018.
He was instrumental in the creation of The Cancer Center at Taylor Regional Hospital and founder of Taylor Regional Urology which continues his legacy of medical service in central Kentucky.
Memorial contributions may be made to the 'Make Today Count' support group at The Cancer Center at Taylor Regional Hospital. Comments | Permalink
2020-09-19- Photo from the family
James Raymond Angel, M.D. 69, set up his private practice in Campbellsville, Kentucky in 1980. He served the communities of central Kentucky tirelessly as a practicing physician and Urologic surgeon for 38 years before retiring in 2018.
He was instrumental in the creation of The Cancer Center at Taylor Regional Hospital and founder of Taylor Regional Urology which continues his legacy of medical service in central Kentucky.
Memorial contributions may be made to the 'Make Today Count' support group at The Cancer Center at Taylor Regional Hospital. Comments | Permalink
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