FarmHouse Foundation of Kentucky, Inc.

FarmHouse Foundation of Kentucky, Inc. FarmHouse Foundation of Kentucky, Inc. was established on November 20, 1976 as the not-for-profit, 501(c )(3) fund-raising arm.. come about? to be established.

How did FarmHouse Foundation of Kentucky, Inc. To focus attention on the future growth and expansion of the organization a "Ten-Dollar Club" savings fund was initiated in the fall of 1965 for the Kentucky FarmHouse Chapter. This program encouraged alumni to contribute at least ten dollars per year to a fund to be used for either emergency maintenance needs of the house or as seed money for the fut

ure purchase of another house. Kenneth Overhults took the leadership on this project. The experience of the "Ten Dollar Club" convinced some that there could be a broader base of financial support for programs within the chapter. During the seven years the program was active, approximately 35 members were faithful in making their pledges each year. In 1975, the groundwork was laid for the FarmHouse Foundation of Kentucky, Inc. Kenneth Overhults, with the help of Damon Talley, established this non-profit, tax-exempt organization dedicated to providing educational support to the chapter and its individual members. Other who have served and assisted with development of the foundation included alumni James Gooch, Mickey Miller, Bill Moody, John Reynolds, Stanley Wall, and William Wood. Many alumni and friends have contributed to these efforts since its inception.

Thoughts and prayers go out to the family and friends of Kentucky FarmHouse Brother Chris Shewmaker.
11/24/2024

Thoughts and prayers go out to the family and friends of Kentucky FarmHouse Brother Chris Shewmaker.

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It’s with a heavy heart to share with our FarmHouse Brothers, Family, and Friends the passing of Kentucky FarmHouse Brot...
04/14/2022

It’s with a heavy heart to share with our FarmHouse Brothers, Family, and Friends the passing of Kentucky FarmHouse Brother Aaron “Boss” Reding, KY’93. Boss, as so many of his Brothers knew him, exemplified what a “Builder of Men” is all about in FH. Boss had a profound impact on so many with his hard work ethic as a farmer, his high moral and spiritual values, and his dedicated devotion to his family and friends. Prayers go out his to wife Ashley, his children, Family, and Brothers of FarmHouse.

Aaron passed away Tuesday, April 12th with his loving wife and family at home.

Visitation:

Monday, April 18th 2-8 pm at Brown Funeral in Elizabethtown, KY.
www.brownfuneral.com

Tuesday, April 19th 10 am -12 pm at Brown Funeral Home. Funeral Mass at St. James Catholic Church at 1 pm. Burial to follow with at Howardstown at St. Ann Cemetery. Funeral dinner to follow at St. Ann Parish Center.

In lieu of flowers donations can be made to the following fund:

* Aaron Reding Memorial Fund. Through the Central Kentucky Community Foundation. Funds will be available for college/vocational school, 4-H/FFA activities and camp.

Below is a link if you would like to make an online donation to this fund. https://ckcf.fcsuite.com/erp/donate/create?funit_id=2716

Envelopes will also be available at Brown Funeral Home.

Visitation and a Celebration of Life Ceremony have been set for Kentucky FarmHouse Brother and Master Builder Wilbur W. ...
09/30/2020

Visitation and a Celebration of Life Ceremony have been set for Kentucky FarmHouse Brother and Master Builder Wilbur W. Frye, KY'77. As we all know, FarmHouse strives to Build Men along the 4-fold lines of development: intellectually, spiritually, socially and morally, and physically. Dr. Frye lived up to these words and more, helping advise, mentor, and sacrifice his time, pleasures, and comforts for the betterment of our Kentucky Chapter of FarmHouse Fraternity for more than 5 decades. "He best builds lives of other Men Who Starts from within so that when the Job's all done the Judge will say, "A Master Builder passed this way." Please keep his family and friends in your thoughts and prayers.

Please click on the following link to read further about Dr. Frye's extraordinary life, visitation/celebration of life services, and where to make a memorial gift in his memory.

Dr. Wilbur W. Frye emeritus professor of plant and soil science at the University of Kentucky died on September 27th in Lexington KY at his home, he was 87. Wilbur Frye was born August 6th 1933 and ...

It is with a heavy heart to report the passing of Kentucky FarmHouse Brother & Master Builder Dr. Wilbur W. Frye, KY'77....
09/29/2020

It is with a heavy heart to report the passing of Kentucky FarmHouse Brother & Master Builder Dr. Wilbur W. Frye, KY'77. Long time Advisor & current Association Board Emeritus Member Dr. Frye passed away yesterday morning. Please keep his family & friends in your thoughts and prayers. We will post more information regarding arrangements soon. Please feel free to post memories of Dr. Frye on this page.

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232 Locust Grove Way
Versailles, KY
40383

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