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Kevin R. Mullins (June 25, 1970 – September 19, 2024) was a district judge for the 47th Judicial District in Letcher County, Kentucky since 2009 following his appointment by former Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear. Mullins then won the election the following year and had been re-elected since. [1]
He was raised in the small town of Dawson Springs, where his father owned a furniture store, operated a funeral home, and served as mayor. [2] His father, grandfather, and uncle were Primitive Baptist lay ministers, and in his childhood years, Beshear attended both his father's church and the Christian Church where his mother was a member. [3]
In 1983, Barkley ran for Lieutenant Governor of Kentucky, but came in fourth in the primary behind Steve Beshear, George Atkins, and Todd Hollenbach. [6] At age 78, Barkley died on January 30, 2023, at the Western Kentucky Veterans Center, in Hanson, Kentucky. He was buried in the Barkley family plot at the Mount Kenton Cemetery in Paducah ...
Beshear referenced a phrase he often used during the briefings and that she interpreted. “I will miss her greatly, but as Virginia would remind us in our grief: We will get through this; we will ...
Kentucky’s governor has a close adviser who held the job before him. And has known him all his life. Gov. Andy Beshear, now in his second term after first taking office in 2019, was preceded by ...
But the daily press conferences provided a connection. So, just before Christmas 2021, when a clearly shaken Beshear spoke from his father’s home town of Dawson Springs, literally stripped off ...
Martha Layne Hall was born December 7, 1936, in Bagdad, Kentucky, [2] the only child of Everett and Mary (Taylor) Hall. [3] When Martha Layne was in the sixth grade, her family moved to Shelbyville, Kentucky, and opened the Hall-Taylor Funeral Home. [3]
Beshear was a 2001 summer associate at White & Case LLP in New York, the same law firm where his father started his law career. [12] Beshear worked at White & Case in Washington D.C. for two years after his graduation from UVA law. [13] In 2005, he was hired by the law firm Stites & Harbison, where his father was a partner.