Keepsakes, July 19
Published 8:39 am Wednesday, July 19, 2017
Killion- Goodpaster engagement
Jeff and Lisa Killion of Fort Wayne, Indiana, announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Gina Killion, to Daniel Goodpaster, son of Dannie and Beverly Goodpaster of Harrodsburg, Kentucky, and grandson of Betty Hill and the late Billy Joe Hill; Earl Goodpaster and the late Olivia Goodpaster.
The bride-elect is a 2013 graduate of Murry State University. She is a skilled development specialist at Adult and CHild Health.
The groom-elect is a 2010 graduate of Cedarville University. He is employed by Marion University College of Osteopathic Medicine as an associate director of enrollment management.
The wedding will be held at 5:30 p.m. Saturday, August 5, 2017 at the Avon Wedding Barn in Avon, Indiana.
Garden club trip
A group from the Garden Club of Danville toured Bernheim Forest near Bardstown recently. Here, they pose on a large, multi-tiered rope swing outside the Education Center, after a lunch of vegetables grown in the arboretum’s sustainable garden. The group heard a lecture on the history and mission of Bernheim, then went outside for a tour of the sustainable garden and a talk about pollinators and Monarch Waystations. Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest is a 15,600-acre nature preserve designed by Frederick Law Olmstead in 1935. The forest includes over 8,000 varieties of trees, shrubs, and perennials and is a national leader in ecological stewardship.
College news
Dean’s lists
Washburn University — Kelci Ball, of Bethelridge.
Otterbein University — Victoria Jane Turbyfill, of Danville.
President’s list
Washburn University — Krista McGirr of Lancaster.
Graduates
The College of St. Scholastica — DeLisa Salters of Danville, graduated Cum Laude from with a bachelor of science in health information management. The college held its spring 2017 commencement ceremony May 13 at Amsoil Arena in Duluth.
The University of Akron — John Williams of Danville graduated with a bachelor of science degree in education sport studies-sport management.
Morning Pointe news
With the nearest Chick-fil-A about 40 miles away, Morning Pointe of Danville residents and associates had different plans to celebrate the annual “Cow Appreciation Day.”
The senior living and memory care community visited the family-owned Devine’s Farm in Harrodsburg to milk the “Marvelous Milking Moo.”
But this isn’t your “run of the mill” community cow named Bessie or Buttercup. It is a simulated milking cow from Texas designed to teach students and adults how to dispense milk using water as the substitute.
The experience brought back many memories for the Morning Pointe residents who once lived on farms and homesteads themselves.
Morning Pointe of Danville residents Joe McDaniel, above, and Pete Kinslow milked the “Marvelous Milking Moo” at Devine’s Farm in Harrodsburg.
Advocate-Messenger on vacation
ynnette and Charles Atmore and Faith and Al Atmore took The Advocate-Messenger with them on vacation at Coconuts restaurant in Cozumel, Mexico in May, 2017.
