2016 Henderson County Farm Bureau Scholarship Recipients
Scholarship Amount: $1,000
Recipient’s Name: William Luke Wilson
- Recipient’s High School: Henderson County High School
- Recipient’s Chosen College: University of Kentucky
- Recipient’s Chosen Major: “Modern Agronomic Crop Production”
- Recipients Chosen Career: Agronomist
- Parents' Names: William and Teresa Wilson
- Hometown: Henderson, KY
Scholarship Amount: $750
Recipient’s Name: James Thomas Payne
- Recipient’s High School: Henderson County High School
- Recipient’s Chosen College: Murray State University
- Recipient’s Chosen Major: “Agriculture Education”
- Recipient's Chosen Career: Agriculture teacher with possible advancements in administrative and political positions
- Parents' Names: James H. and Penny Payne
- Hometown: Henderson, KY
Scholarship Amount: $500
Recipient’s Name: Michaela Elizabeth Boeglin
- Recipient’s High School: Henderson County High School
- Recipient’s Chosen College: University of Kentucky
- Recipient’s Chosen Major: “Agriculture Education”
- Recipient's Chosen Career: Agriculture teacher
- Parents' Names: Jamie and Andrew Boeglin
- Hometown: Owensboro, KY
Scholarship Amount:$500
Recipient’s Name: Kelsey Marie Nobles
- Recipient’s High School: Henderson County High School
- Recipient’s Chosen College: Henderson Community College
- Recipient’s Chosen Major: “Agriculture Business”
- Recipient's Chosen Career: Agriculture Business
- Parents' Names: Kevin and Laura Nobles
- Hometown: Robards, KY
Scholarship Amount: $500
Recipient’s Name: Logan James Thrasher
- Recipient’s High School: Henderson County High School
- Recipient’s Chosen College: University of Kentucky
- Recipient’s Chosen Major: Business
- Recipient's Chosen Career: Business/Marketing
- Parents' Names: Jobee and Cathy Thrasher
- Hometown: Henderson, KY
Scholarship Amount: $500
Recipient’s Name: Kayla Morgan Gabhart
- Recipient’s High School: Henderson County High School
- Recipient’s Chosen College: Bellarmine University
- Recipient’s Chosen Major: English
- Recipient's Chosen Career: Author
- Parents' Names: Charles and Julie Gabhart
- Hometown: Henderson, KY
Scholarship Amount: $500
Recipient’s Name: Kelly Elizabeth McIndoo
- Recipient’s High School: Henderson County High School
- Recipient’s Chosen College: Murray State University
- Recipient’s Chosen Major: Agriculture Business
- Recipient's Chosen Career: Agriculture
- Parents' Names: Robert and Mary McIndoo
- Hometown: Henderson, KY
Scholarship Amount: $500
Recipient’s Name: Ashley E. Skaggs
- Recipient’s High School: Henderson County High School
- Recipient’s Chosen College: Murray State University
- Recipient’s Chosen Major: Education
- Recipient's Chosen Career: Math Teacher
- Parents' Names: George and Paula Skaggs
- Hometown: Henderson, KY
Scholarship Amount: $500
Recipient’s Name: John Riley Dawson
- Recipient’s High School: Henderson County High School
- Recipient’s Chosen College: Henderson Community College
- Recipient’s Chosen Major: Agriculture Business
- Recipient's Chosen Career: Agronomy/Ag Sales
- Parents' Names: Karl and Lynn Dawson
- Hometown: Henderson, KY
KFB Spotlight
- Down the Backroads: Unfamiliar Places Provide Familiar Feelings
- May 5, 2021
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I have been blessed with the opportunity to travel quite a bit around our beautiful state and often I have visited places that seemed more special than others, even though I had never been there before.
- KFB President Mark Haney: Passing the Farm to the Next Generation
- May 5, 2021
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One of the most important issues facing the agriculture industry today is the ability to pass a farm on to the next generation either by inheritance or through selling. It sounds easy enough but often tax laws can make the process cumbersome and expensive.
- AFBF President Zippy Duvall: Estate Tax Reform Threatens Sustainability of Family Farms
- May 5, 2021
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As the current Congressional Session continues, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are outlining their policy priorities and getting to work on making those priorities into law. Our team here in Washington, D.C., is tracking all these issues closely and working to ensure that priorities for U.S. agriculture remain front and center.