Mrs. Betty Lou Shelton is Grant County Farm Bureau's Oldest Continuous Member - Kentucky Farm Bureau

Mrs. Betty Lou Shelton is Grant County Farm Bureau's Oldest Continuous Member

Mrs Betty Lou Shelton was honored at the December Meeting of Grant County Farm Bureau
for having the oldest continuous membership in Grant County. Ms. Shelton is member
#956. She became a member in the 1940s and has continued to be to the present. Natasha
Rhoton is presenting her a beautiful poinsettia for her long time loyalty. 

 

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