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Donated by: Cheryl Allen
Donated by: Cheryl Allen
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This Logan County Basket has some of the most wonderful Items made right here in Logan County in it. 1. Item 1 is a very nice book featuring Russellville Ky and some of the fine folk that live here. 2. The Book “More than Blood Reveals” It’s about an unsolved Murder that happened in Logan county many years ago. A local Banker from Lewisburg Ky. MR. Harper and his Daughter were murdered and left on Peach Orchard Rd in a Ravine. This book is signed by the Authors inside the cover. The First book written on the Murders was called Peach Orchard Rd and you are lucky if you can find a copy of the book and its very expensive when you do. Very Good reading, 3. A tub of Homemade Granola made at the Corinth Country Market. 4. 2 Bottles of wine made here in Logan County at the Carriage House Vineyards. White Peach and Raspberry Bramble (Comes with 2 Wine Glasses) 5. A Jar of Local Honey made at the County side farms 6. A Jar of local Honey from the Honey Hill Farms here in Logan County. 7. A Jar of Mrs. Millers Homemade Logan Berry Jam. 8. 8% of Pure Maple Syrup made at the O”Brothers Maple Farm here in Logan County. 9. A Logan County Mug with two of the Best ever Dish towels in the world stuffed in it. 10. A Jar of Laura’s Kuntry Kitchen Pickled Asparagus 11. A Jar of Laura’s Kuntry Kitchen homemade Salsa 12. A jar of Laura’s Kuntry Kitchen Sweet Dill Pickle 13. A box of Pink Pig Gummy’s made by the Corinth Market here local 14. Two CD’s of Gospel Music given by locals called Gods Love and Home.
A note from KY Fire Chiefs Association: The Kentucky Fallen Firefighter Memorial is a tangible tribute to those individuals who have made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty.
Raising over 19 feet in the air, is one of the memorials focal points, a stainless steel multifaceted Maltese cross, the national symbol of firefighters. Supporting this cross is the massive polished black granite obelisk. The obelisk's pedestal is hand etched with a collage of firefighters in action, using many different types of equipment and in different firefighting situations. The two polished black granite wings, both left and right of the pedestal have been designated for the names of all our fallen firefighters to be permanently engraved. At the present time there are more than 255 names on the wall.
You have the opportunity to participate in this lasting memorial project by participating in our annual online auction is raising money to support our scholarship program as well as program research. All auction proceeds will go directly to support these programs. Thank you to all of the generous donors. We greatly appreciate all of you who are participating in these important programs, and we wish you good luck with your bids!
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