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Hall of Distinguished Honor
Foundation Scholarship Recognition
Class of 2022The
Board of Directors of the
Barren County Education Foundation
and the Barren County Alumni
Request the pleasure of your company
at a Reception and Induction Ceremony
Honoring
the 2022 inductees into
The Barren County Hall of
Distinguished Honor
Saturday, May 21, 2022
5:30 p.m.
3Reception
Lobby, Barren County High School Auditorium
Presentation of Colors
Barren County JROTC
National Anthem
Madyson Coots
Opening Remarks
Bo Matthews
Superintendent, Barren County Schools
Invocation
Terry Reed, Barren County Alumni
Master of Ceremonies
Brennan Crain, Barren County Alumni
Hall of Honors Inductees
Jackie Browning (awarded posthumously)
Dr. Christopher McCoy
Tony McGuire
Dr. Jerry Ralston
Tim Shipley
Scholarship Recognition
Alumni Scholarship
Alumni Post-Secondary Scholarship
ATC Skills for Success Scholarship
Barry Britt Memorial Scholarship
Brad Cannon/Home Instead Senior Care Scholarship
Sherri Davis Memorial Medical Scholarship
Joe & Alice Elliott Mathematics Scholarship
Danny Hale Memorial Electric Scholarship
Healthcare Career Scholarship
Henning Nurse Scholarship
Cleo & Glynna Hogan Excellence in JROTC Scholarship
Mitchell-Crews-Thompson Scholarship
Pat & Wayne Gaunce Memorial Scholarship
Purple Toad Business Scholarship
Helen Russell Future Educator Scholarship
Closing Remarks
Bud Tarry
Chairman, Barren County Alumni Association
4Hall of Distinguished Honor
The Barren County Alumni Association celebrates the induction of the
14th class into the Hall of Distinguished Honor. We are proud to honor those
who have made outstanding contributions to their country, their state, and
Barren County Schools. The awards are based on leadership, loyal support,
service, and dedication to our schools and to the respective disciplines. Each
year, nominations for membership in the Hall of Distinguished Honor are
accepted through October 1st. From the nominations, the Hall of Distinguished
screening committee selects the individuals.
Barren County Hall of Distinguished Honorees
2007 - Christopher Paul Bastien*, Dr. Keith Morrison, Louie Broady Nunn*, Van T.
Vance, Pamela Waldrop Shaw, Dr. Darrell Whitley, Jim Newberry.
2008 - Gail Arterburn Broady, Woodford L. Gardner, Jr., Ledean Bailey Hamilton,
David L. Gray, David R. Proffitt, Helen Russell*.
2009 - Johnny Bell, Lieutenant Colonel (Retired) Julie S. Norman, Sarah A. Bowers*,
Tim England*, Bobby H. Richardson, Dorothy McCubbin, Doug Furlong.
2010 - Dr. Sheila Botts, Commander Craig Mattingly, Linda Bewley Mayberry, Steve
Newberry, Commander Loren Shipley, Wes Strader*, Stanley Wilson.
2011 - Ronnie Bastin, Jonathon Gooden*, Ed Hatchett, Sheila Pruitt, Bobby
Steenbergen.
2012/2013 - Cleo Hogan, Jr., Lonnie Perkins, Terry Reed, Golda Walbert*,
Dr. Jason Zimmerman.
2014 - Jewell Colliver*, Ruel Houchens*, Harry Jewell*, Frances Steenbergen, Dr.
Bruce Wilkerson.
2015 - James Bailey, Larry Glass, Tommy Matthews*, Ella White Morgan*, Kenneth
Nuckols*, Keith Rigdon.
2016 - Wes Berry, Janet Gray Carrico, Shawn Hunt, Sheila Lawrence, John Robert
Miller*, Cherry Kay Smith.
2017 - Steven Burton, Brad Cannon, Allen Dossey, Leland Glass, Gene B. Johnson*.
2018 - Danny Basil, Charles Campbell, Debra Mitchell Crews, Karen Davis, Brandon
Greer, Staci Greer, Janice James
2019 - James Coomer, Kenneth Edwards, Bud Layne, Carole Manion, Kim Wilkerson
2020/2021 - Patrika Barlow, Teresa Bewley, Gary E. Gillon Jr., Laura Flowers
Stephenson, Jeremy Spillman, Scott Young.
*deceased
5Jackie Browning
Park City High School - Class of 1970
Jackie B. Browning was born in Danville, Kentucky on
March 25, 1952, where he lived until he was five years old.
His father, Ed Browning, took employment with the Corps
of Engineers and therefore moved his family to Buckhorn,
Kentucky. While the entire family cherished the friendships
made there, Jackie’s parents were concerned with the level
of education the boys were receiving in the small mountain
community.
The Corps of Engineers had announced the construction of Barren River Reservoir,
and Mr. Browing applied for a transfer. In 1965, his family relocated to Barren County
(Even so long ago, they were impressed with Barren County Schools). In December 1956,
Jackie enrolled in 8th grade at Park City where he excelled in baseball, football, basketball,
and academics, graduating at the top of his class in 1970.
In the fall of 1970, he entered Western Kentucky University with aspirations to coach
and teach chemistry. In 1971, he married his high school sweetheart, Debby Jones. While
attending WKU, Jackie began a long career at Farmers Rural Electric. From 1972 to 1988.
he held positions as Engineering Aide (filling water coolers each morning), Assistant
Staking Engineer, and Staking Engineer.
In 1982, Jackie was approached by J.B. Galloway, CEO of Farmers, and asked to
pursue a major in engineering; he re-enrolled at WKU, working full time and raising his
family. In 1983, Jackie supervised the conversion of the Cooperative’s data processing
system to an in-house system and was named System Engineer and Manager of Data
Processing. He earned his Engineer in Training Certification in 1983 and then achieved
the distinction of Professional Engineer. After 16 years of diligent work, Jackie was named
CEO of Farmers Rural Electric in November 1988 (A long way from waterboy).
6Christopher Royce McCoy, MD, FACS
Hiseville High School Class of 1969
Upon graduation at Hiseville High School, Christopher
attended Georgetown College and graduated in 1973
majoring in Biology, Magna Cum Laude. He then attended
University of Louisville Medical School graduating in
1978, Internship at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Covington,
KY in 1979, Surgical Residency at Henry Ford Hospital
from 1979-1983, and Fellowship Vascular Surgery HFH
in 1984. Dr. McCoy opened a private practice in General,
vascular, thoracic surgery, GI endoscopy, and endovascular
in Owensboro, KY, from 1984 to 2012.
Dr. McCoy’s responsibilities include: Director Vascular
Lab at Owensboro Health in 2012, staff surgeon at Mercy
Hospital and staff surgeon Owensboro Health in Owensboro
from 1984-2012.
Clubs and Organizations – Fellow American College Surgeons Member of Kentucky Medical
Associations, Southern Association for Vascular Surgery, Kentucky Vascular Society, and Society of
Americans Gastrointestinal and endoscopic surgeons.
Awards received – President’s Award in 2006 from Owensboro Health System, and Daviess County
Medical Alliance, 30 year service award in 2008.
Dr. McCoy is a member of Walnut Memorial Baptist Church involved with outreach ministry,
past church bus driver, substitute Sunday school teacher, Sunday morning greeter, and past executive
committee member.
Lessons learned since graduation; 1. Patience is a learned skill. 2. Delayed gratification is really
difficult. 3. It’s okay that not everyone agrees with you and some will openly disagree. 4. Love is the
antidote to selfishness. 5. Life is short, make the most of every opportunity every day. 6. People can
usually tell when you are sincere and kind. 7. Self-confidence is important but secondary to recognizing
your dependence on God’s power. 8. Study the 9 fruits of the spirit realizing they are the gift of the Holy
Spirit and the evidence that you are a true follower of Christ headed to heaven for eternity.
My hobbies and interests include family farming at 1370 Al Shirley Road in Glasgow, visiting my
sister Jill who lives in a family home in Glasgow and my brother Louis who lives in Bowling Green. Also,
visiting my daughter Natalie who is a freshman at Sullivan University in Louisville.
My greatest accomplishments include having a loving family, helping those regain their health
survive cancer and retain their dignity in the face of death. Seeing my dad through his last 3 years of life
and learning what it’s like to humble as he relinquished all human ambition and human strength and
exchanged exhausted form for a perfect eternal form.
My advice to a high school student moving forward is be optimistic and keep a positive attitude,
seek to serve others with great empathy and caring through the skills with which you have been blessed.
Be consistent and absolutely honest so you may earn the trust and respect of friends and co-workers.
Work hard and take full personal responsibility for all mistakes, being quick to apologize when in error.
Remember God is a source of all your strength and possessions and share with others less fortunate.
Stand up for the freedoms and worthy cause you believe in help and defend the weak. Celebrate the
success of others even if they are competitors. Read “The Last Lecture” written by Randy Paucsh and
Jeffery Zaslow.
I still attend high school reunions where I see my Hiseville classmates.
7Tony McGuire
Barren County High School
Class of 1974
Anthony “Tony” McGuire is a Barren County High
School graduate, class of 1974. He lives today with his wife
Brenda [Mizell] McGuire, Temple Hill alum class of 1971,
in Murfreesboro, TN.
In October 1974, Tony began his career with McDonald’s
restaurants. He worked hard, earning recognition and
respect of his peers as he progressed through various
management positions within three different McDonald’s
franchise organizations. In 1998, Tony realized his dream
of becoming a business owner as he purchased his first
McDonald’s franchise location in Nashville, TN. His
new company, McGuire Management Group, grew to six
locations by 2013 during which time Tony received numerous awards including Ray Kroc Press
on Award (1988), Leading Edge Operator Award (2001,2005, 2009, 2011), People Award (2013),
Ronald Award (2013), and Stewardship Award (2016). He was widely recognized as one of the top
McDonald’s Franchisees in the country.
Tony led McGuire Management Group into a new era of growth beginning in 2013. He
partnered with one of his sons, mentoring him as a second-generation McDonald’s Franchisee, and
laying the foundation for a succession plan so that eventually McGuire Management Group would
become more than just his company, it would be his legacy. Together, the father-son team grew the
company to 20 total locations by 2020. In September of 2021, Tony completed the plan that he had
created seven years before as he sold his remaining interest in McGuire Management Group to his
son and retired so he could spend more time with his wife, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren.
Besides spending time with their family, Tony and Brenda enjoy working around their farm and
spending time with their church family. They are known to this day for their work ethic and their
dedication to their “McFamily”. Their legacy continues as McGuire Management Group currently
employs approximately 1,300 employees and serves approximately 8,000,000 guests per year.
Tony believes that his greatest accomplishment is his soon to be 49-year marriage to his
high-school sweetheart. Their family includes four children, eight grandchildren, and four great-
grandchildren. His advice to today’s generation of BCHS graduates is simply to work hard, be
honest, save money, and be prepared to take on whatever challenge tomorrow has in store.
The Barren County Alumni are proud to recognize Tony and Brenda for their accomplishments.
8Dr. Jerry Ralston
Dr. Jerry Ralston began his school career at Hart Memorial
Consolidated School in Hart County where he attended grades 1-12 and
graduated in 1965. He then enrolled at Western Kentucky University
and graduated in 1969 with a Bachelor of Science degree and a double
major in Geography and Health/Physical Education. Jerry continued
his graduate education and received his Master of Arts/Education in
1971. After that, he earned Principalship, Supervision of Instruction
and Superintendent certification from WKU. In 2003, he received
his Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) from the University of Kentucky in
Educational Administration.
In the fall of 1969, Dr. Ralston began his teaching career at
Hodgenville Elementary in LaRue County teaching boys Physical
Education for grades 3-6. He also coached Freshman boys basketball and
was a full time school bus driver. In 1973, he began teaching Geography
and Kentucky History at Munfordville Junior High in Hart County. He
also coached Junior High football, boys basketball and baseball. In 1977,
he became Assistant Principal at Hart County High School. During that
time, he was the head coach for the HCHS tennis team and later served as the assistant girls’ basketball coach. He has
many good stories about things that happened during his tenure there. In 1982, he became Principal of Hart Memorial
Elementary and remained there until 1989 when he became the Supervisor of Instruction for Hart County. In 1990, he
accepted the Superintendency of Webster County Schools in western Kentucky. He served 10 years there and oversaw
many facility renovations and was instrumental in pushing the district forward academically. In 1994, he was selected
as the Kentucky Superintendent of the Year for the Kentucky Congress of Parents and Teachers. In 2000, he accepted
the Superintendency of Barren County Schools. During his tenure, he spear headed many facility constructions and
renovations. This included the building of Park City Elementary, Temple Hill Elementary, Eastern Elementary, a new
Trojan Academy, a new North Jackson Elementary, a permanent Alternative and Day Treatment facility, a new state of
the art school bus facility located on 90 acres of land of newly purchased land, BCHS tennis courts, BCHS girls softball
field, BCHS weight room and additional facility renovations to Austin Tracy Elementary and Barren County High School.
That also included the ground work for the new ROTC facility on the BCHS campus. During his tenure, Barren County
also created an online statewide academic program called BAVEL. His expectations were for students and staff to have
quality facilities and the best academic instruction so that all student needs could be met and every student experience
success. He expected excellence from everyone.
In 2007, Dr. Ralston was a finalist for KSBA Superintendent of the Year Dupree Award. He also was a Superintendent
Mentor for several new superintendents across the State. As a Superintendent in two districts, he had nine (9) of his school
administrators who would later become superintendents in other school districts
Every year Dr. Ralston loved visiting each and every classroom and visiting with all the staff members asking them
what he could do to support them. He supported all endeavors from all areas of Barren County Schools, whether it be
attending events, reading to classes, discussing student needs with staff, or calling Frankfort to solicit more support for
Barren County Schools. Even in his retirement, he continues to contribute to the education of Barren County students,
providing a number of scholarships for Barren County teachers each year to help with classroom needs that are sustainable
and innovative.
Dr. Ralston was and is active in the community. He was a member of the WKU Glasgow Advisory Council, Adjunct
Professor at WKU, Phi Delta Kappa professional education fraternity member, board member for the Glasgow/Barren
County Chamber of Commerce, recipient of the Ernie Award in 2005, and a member of the Barren County Rotary
Club from which he was a Paul Harris Fellow, past president, and sergeant at arms. He was a founding member of
the Glasgow Reel Generation Film Festival board, a charter member and former president of Sustainable Glasgow, a
fundraising committee member for the Boys and Girls Club, a member of the Kiwanis Club, a board member for the
Barren County Family YMCA and founding member of the Soccer Cooperative. Dr. Ralston has also served on several
Doctoral Committees from different Universities. He is a board member of the Glasgow Plaza Theater and is presently
serving as its chairman. A member of the Glasgow Methodist Church, he currently serves on the finance committee.
In 1970, Dr. Ralston married his wife, Marcella Tabor Ralston. They have three children, Laura (Brad) Coots of
Glasgow, Jeff (Mandy) of Madisonville, and Ben (Robyn) of Glasgow. They also have 6 grandchildren which he adores,
Mason, 21, BCHS graduate 2018 and presently serving in the United States Marine Corps, Madyson, 14, freshman
at BCHS, Grayson, 8, second grade at Hiseville Elementary, Ty, 8, second grade at Red Cross Elementary, Scott, 6,
kindergarten at Hanson Elementary, and Elizabeth, 4, preschool at Red Cross Elementary.
After 42 years of service and 21 plus years as a Superintendent in his career, Dr. Ralston retired in 2011 from Barren
County Schools. During his retirement, he has been able to continue his many hobbies which include coin collecting,
raising registered Collie dogs, farming, playing tennis, collecting curio and relic military guns, growing blackberries, and
playing with his grandchildren. Dr. Ralston and his wife, Marcella, love Barren County and its people and continues to
live in the Barren County community.
9Tim Shipley, Jr,
Barren County High School - Class of 1974
The Shipley family has long been known in Barren
County as a progressive and innovative farm family.
Timothy Shipley III has continued to maintain that
tradition for the duration of his life.
Tim, son of Frances and Tim Shipley Jr., is a
Barren County native who always knew he wanted to
be a farmer. Following in his father’s footsteps, Tim
started on the farm as soon as he could walk. As a child,
Tim could be found in the fields or on a tractor helping
his father. He went on to take over the majority of the
farm while still maintaining his studies at Park City
High School.
While attending PCHS, Tim was actively involved in 4H, FFA, and baseball. He
earned many achievements and awards across District and Regional levels in FFA and 4H.
Upon graduating in 1974, Tim was awarded State Farmer Degree, Chapter Star Farmer,
Citizens First Hall of Fame, Chapter winner in beef, swine, corn production, senior tractor
driving, and record book awards.
Tim was once quoted as stating “Start gradual- dont try to get too big too quick. Don’t
expect to start out at the same level as your parents. Start out and grow into it.” He did just
that, enhancing and operating the family’s diversified farm to owned land of 560 acres and
farming over 2,300 acres from 230 original acres. While successfully growing the family
farm, he incorporated as Shipley Farms in 1991.
During his lifelong dedication to Barren County agriculture, he was elected into
the American Angus Association, named one of the twelve Outstanding Young Tobacco
Producers in Kentucky by Phillip Morris and the University of Kentucky College of
Agricultire, and was awarded with the Conservation Farmer of the year as well as the
first annual Barren County Farmer of the Year. Tim and other farmers in the community
started the “Barren County Beef Cooperators”, co-hosted farm tours to educate Barren
County youth on agriculture, and were always willing to lend a helping hand to each other.
The partnerships with other community farmers not only advanced agriculture in Barren
County, but created lifelong friendships.
Tim has spent his life dedicated to family and farming. Tim is married to Donna
J. Shipley, has four daughters, Jaime Shipley-Bale (Thomas), Jill Shipley, Jenna Shipley
(Shaun), and Jessica Shipley, and 3 grandchildren: Peyton, Reagan, and Lincoln along with
2 sisters, Janine Shipley and Jo Shipley (Ernest). Tim’s hard work, dedication, and fairness
has earned him numerous awards and achievements throughout the years, but the most
noteworthy is that of fulfilling his childhood dream of continuing the family tradition of
becoming a farmer.
102020-2021 BC Alumni Hall of Honorees and
Scholarship recipients
112022
Barren County Alumni Association
Director - Jackie Nuckols
Chairman - Bud Tarry
Vice-Chairman - Cindy Wilson
Secretary-Treasurer - Linda Wood
Brent Billingsley Bo Matthews Krista Steenbergen
Brennan Craine Sue Mutter Bud Tarry
Brad Groce Jackie Nuckols Cindy Wilson
Tammy Groce Mica Pence Linda Wood
Jeanelle McGuire
Barren County Alumni Class Representatives
Cindy Alexander Sonia Eaton Shelia Mizell
Peggy Bates Luke Edmunds Nikki Poland
Starla Buckley Joanna Harvey Brittany Taylor
Sheila Bunch Beau Jones Kelsey Thomas
Tara Carnes Nicole Jones Ashton Wallace
Scott Chapman Jill Kinslow Steven Wilson
Debra Mitchell Crews Morgan Gossett
The Purpose of the Barren County Alumni Association
• To unite in a close fellowship, cultivate friendships, and promote goodwill.
• To educate alumni, friends of the school, and the public at large about the current
events, activities, and programs at BCHS.
• To provide opportunities for alumni to offer financial support to Barren County
High School.
• To enhance the awareness of communication between BCHS and its graduates by
offering a directory of alumni.
• To provide a means for Barren County High graduates, current students,
and supporters to maintain close ties with their high school through networking
opportunities.
• To recognize distinguished alumni.
• To invite alumni from Austin Tracy, Hiseville, Park City & Temple Hill as
Heritage members to promote and enhance communications between these groups
with common interest.
12MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION
NAME_________________________________________________________
MAIDEN NAME(IF APPLICABLE)_____________________________________
CLASS OF_________________________________
ADDRESS_____________________________________________________
CITY___________________________ STATE___________ ZIPCODE___________
E-MAIL_______________________________________
SPOUSE’S NAME (IF APPLICABLE)________________________________
MEMBERSHIP LEVELS:
_______ALUMNI: Any graduate of Barren County High is an alumnus of the Asso-
ciation, along with their spouse as well as active and retired BCHS Faculty/Staff.
Membership Dues: $10/year
_______HERITAGE ALUMNI: Any person who graduated from any Barren County
School prior to consolidation (Austin Tracy, Hiseville, Park City, Temple Hill.
Membership Dues $10/year
________ ASSOCIATE MEMBER: Any individual or business, who is not an alum-
nus, but gives of time, energy, or financial resources toward the advancement of
Barren County High School. Membership Dues $10/year
IN LIEU OF, OR IN ADDITION TO MY DUES I WOULD LIKE TO MAKE A
CONTRIBUTION OF $___________________________
A MEMORIAL CONTRIBUTION OF $_____________________________
IN MEMORY OF_____________________________________________
A HONORARY CONTRIBUTION OF $_____________________________
IN HONOR OF______________________________________________
Detach and return to Jackie Nuckols at BCHS, 507 Trojan Trail, Glasgow, KY 42141
1312The Barren County Educational
Foundation, Inc.
“One person can make a difference and every person should try”. This quote,
credited to President Kennedy, expresses very succinctly the mission of the Barren
County Educational Foundation, Inc.
The Foundation was established in June, 1994 with a stated purpose to fund and
help establish worthwhile educational endeavors in conjunction with the Barren County
Board of Education. For the 2020/21 school year, the Foundation has administered
twelve scholarships, four funds, and nine grants to benefit students, whether they are
enrolled in elementary to high school, secondary education, continuing education,
or GED classes. Donors may direct giving to specific areas of need through grants,
scholarships, even non-monetary gifts. No gift is too small or unappreciated. All gifts
are tax deductible. Donations may be made anonymously. Officers and directors meet
quarterly in conjunction with the Barren County Alumni Association.
Barren County Educational Foundation
Officers and Directors
President - Lewis Bauer
Vice-President - Tammy Groce
Secretary/Treasurer - Sarah Vincent
Directors volunteering time include
Brent Billingsley, Derron Steenbergen, Dr. Jerry Ralston,
Charlie Campbell, Sarah Vincent, and Bo Matthews.
Dr. Jerry Ralston Excellence in
Learning Scholarship Winners
JROTC BCHS TROJAN ACADEMY
CSM (Ret.) Phillip D. Gearlds Barbara Burks
and MAJ (Ret.) Larry D. Gearlds
142022 Barren County Alumni/
Education Foundation Scholarship Winners
Alumni High School Alumni Post Secondary ATC Skills for
Gracelyn DeWeese Hannah Doyle Success Scholarship
Ally Bell
ATC Skills for Barry Britt Brad Cannon/Home Instead
Success Scholarship Memorial Scholarship Senior Care Scholarship
Mattie Mansfield Jacqueline Guardado Rozalynn DeVore
Sherri Davis Medical Joe & Alice Elliott Pat & Wayne Gaunce
Scholarship Math Scholarship Scholarship
Sarah Faith Hensley Malena Hughes
152022 Barren County Alumni/
Education Foundation Scholarship Winners
Danny Hale Memorial Henning Nursing Henning Nursing
Electric Scholarship Post-Secondary Scholarship Post-Secondary Scholarship
Connor Spann Hannah Gearlds Olivia Stice
Cleo & Glynna Hogan Mitchell-Crews-Thompson Mitchell-Crews-Thompson
Excellence in JROTC Scholarship Scholarship Scholarship
Cadet Lt. Col. Abigail Davis John Craft Hannah Wallace
Mitchell-Crews-Thompson Mitchell-Crews-Thompson Purple Toad
Scholarship Scholarship Business Scholarship
Andrea Ragan Jacqueline Guardado Chance Middleton
162022 Barren County Alumni/
Education Foundation Scholarship Winners
Purple Toad Helen Russell Helen Russell
Business Scholarship Future Educator Scholarship Future Educator Scholarship
Audrey Moss John Craft Autumn Moss
Helen Russell
Future Educator Scholarship
Dani York
17Would you like to nominate someone for a future
BC Alumni Distinguished Hall of Honor?
Please fill out the application below and send to
jackie.nuckols@barren.kyschools.us or mail to Jackie Nuckols,
507 Trojan Trail, Glasgow, KY 42141, or Cindy Wilson, 1976
Etoile Road, Glasgow, KY 42141.
Categories for Distinguished Hall of Honor:
Agriculture
Business
Military/Law
Education
Professional
Name of Nominee_______________________________________
Contact phone number___________________________________
Graduation year/School attended___________________________
Employment___________________________________________
Please address the contribution, either professionally or personally,
the nominee has made to his/her community and his/her awards
and achievements.
_____________________________________________________
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