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Kentucky Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church. The Galt House, Louisville June 1-4, 2008
Shannon Boaz, Lane Stonecypher and Reverend Randy Coy (CEO of the Methodist Children's Home) KAC June 2008
At left, Reverend Pearl Gillespie, former chaplain at the Methodist Home.
At right , Dr. Dewey Sanders and wife Dotty. Dr. Sanders, psychologist and Methodist Minister who worked at the Methodist Children's Home for 27 years. KAC June 2008
Trudy Smith (right) running the Kittawa Sprangs table, proceeds from the world famous dippin' sauce help the children. KAC June 2008
Candy Fitzpatrick, sister of Dan Smith selling the sauce! June 2008
Jeana Walters setting up the display tables for the Methodist Homes. KAC June 2008
Good conversation and friends. KAC June 2008
At left, Randy Coy,CEO of The Kentucky United Methodist Homes for Children & Youth at the podium speaking at conference. At right, introducing the video "Jackie's Story" on the video screen. June 2008
Pastor Dan Paddock helped the SIGNALS program by converting the CD ROM version of the program into a DVD format and thereby making the program both pragmatic and more accessible to a broader population. This made SIGNALS viable to financially challenged organizations that typically may not have access to computers or LCD projectors but can afford TVs and DVD's. June 2008
Ann Wood, a champion for Native American Ministries. Thanks for being a great activist and sharing your vision and wisdom! June 2008
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From Left to Right: Lane Stonecypher, Randy Coy, George Ross and Kathryn Gould.
Dr. George Ross presenting CEO of The Kentucky United Methodist Home's Randy Coy a check from The Foundation For A Drug Free Youth for continuing the research began by the Service to Science Project. (May 2008)
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LEFT:
Laura Simmons, President and CEO of Yellow Ribbon of Kentucky, Inc. with Lane Stonecypher
RIGHT:
Yellow Ribbon Staff, Laura, Courtney and Matthew
YRK becomes new SIGNALS INSTRUCTORS
Charissa, Nicole, Courtney, Rei, Marshall, Matthew, Laura and Brittany
Six YRK board members and two supporters became new SIGNALS Instructors over the April 12th and 13th 2008 weekend. Way to go YRK!
Interestingly, Laura Simmons, president and CEO of YRK had taken the SIGNALS course as a student five years earlier and will be the first SIGNALS student to go forward and become an Instructor. We celebrate her as a colleague!
Faith Based Conference March 2008 / Jan Ulrich, at General Butler State Park
Left: Lane Stonecypher with two thousand Signals Surveys from the Service to Science DHHS project award. Right: Sarah White, Allyson Butler and Amy Ball of NorthKey,Participants in the Signals Service to Science Project Summer-Fall of 2007
Left: Sam Castle from ALERT and Dr. George Ross discussing a point at the SIGNALS training in Summer-Fall of 2007. Right: Sam and Dean Weber, Dean is Chaplin of the Methodist Home's Mary Kendall Campus in Owensboro.
Left: Lane as the sound mixer and projectionist for the America's Promise movie night at Falling Springs Recreational Complex in Woodford County. Right: Kelley Stonecypher
Above: Hot Dogs and snacks provided by the AP board staff and friends.
The crowd started gathering around sundown for the flick and splash movie night sponsored by America's Promise. The event featured a large screen movie set up in front of the pool so the kids could swim and watch the film. Lot's of fun! This was the fourth year of the outdoor event and hopefully it will continue. (August 2007)
Left: Kelley Stonecypher, Dr. Dewey Sanders and Lane Stonecypher at the Heroes, Saints and Legends Awards ceremony. October 2, 2007 Lexington, Kentucky.
Right: Charlotte Wethington and Lane Stonecypher at the Heroes, Saints and Legends Awards ceremony honoring our friend Dewey Sanders. The night will be remember by many who came to celebrate three truly remarkable lives. Along with Dr. Sanders, honorees included Harold E. Gardner and Margaret Martin Moore
Left: David Bowles at Heroes, Saints and Legends awards. David is the President of the Kentucky Methodist Foundation and all around great fella! Right: Dr. Ann Crowe, of MMI,Inc. Publishing and Lane at the HSL awards. Ann is editor of the SIGNALS curriculum and a prolific writer, editor and clinician.
Left: Kelley and Lane Stonecypher Right: Jason and Nicole Joy with Dewey
Left: The nominated United States Surgeon General Dr James Holsinger, Jr. and Lane Stonecypher at the Heroes Saints and Legends awards ceremony October 2, 2007 Lexington, Kentucky Right: Mr. and Mrs. Dr. E. Ray Throckmorton mingle with friends at the awards. Dr. Throckmorton was CEO of the Methodist Children's Home for many years.
Friends from the Methodist Home celebrating Dr. Sanders at the HSL awards.
Left to Right: Ms. Sharon Evans, Ms. Jeana Walters, Dewey with Elizabeth Pruit and Robin Campbell, and Jerry Smith of Computech Solutions, husband of Melinda Ryles-Smith who was unable to attend but sent her representative!
Dewey and Mr. and Mrs. Reverend Randy Coy. Randy is the CEO of the Kentucky United Methodist Children's Homes in Versailles and Owensboro.
Above: Former Kentucky Governor Ernie Fletcher and Lane Stonecypher at the Kentucky Faith Based and Community Initiatives Conference, General Butler State Resort Park, Carrollton Kentucky in Fall of 2007
Left: Mike Vance, Buckhorn Right: Martina Ockerman, Nathaniel Mission
At the Kentucky Faith Based and Community Initiatives Conference, General Butler State Resort Park, Carrollton Kentucky in Fall of 2007
Left: Kentucky State Senator and Former Kentucky Governor Julian Carroll and Lane Stonecypher at the Versailles Methodist Homes annual day celebration in Fall of 2007 Right: U.S. Congressman Ben Chandler and Lane Stonecypher at the Bluegrass Substance Abuse Forum in Lexington, December 2006
Signals training with several good friends and colleagues; notables include Dr. George Ross and Michael Vance. Also several folks from Bluegrass Prevention Center; Donna Berneir, Rob Good and Kerry Cowen. (2005)
