Category: The Profile
A Rewarding Relationship With The Speed
In the last two decades, Kathy Oyler and Patty Kantlehner have witnessed the progression of The Speed Art Museum, a Louisville treasure, through their commitment to numerous volunteer activities around town.
Compassionate Planning For Trying Times
Amanda Wells Keith firmly believes that planning for the unfortunate circumstance of death is the greatest gift of love anyone can give to his or her family.
For The Best: Finding The Power In Parkinson’s
At the age of 10, John Baumann was playing outside with his best friend when a sudden brawl with his brother led to a trip to the hospital.
Goode Finds Home At WAVE3
No game of Hot Wheels is complete without a snowstorm made of sugar – at least that’s what Brian Goode thought when he and his brother were “building a city” with the toy vehicles as children.
Eye for Design: Insights from Libby Rush
It’s a beautiful sunny, crisp day as I enter Bittners to meet Libby Rush.
Heading Home To Help In The Wake Of Hurricane Sandy
Glenn Smith, a New Jersey native, recently visited his hometown to help provide relief to the countless number of people who were left without power, food or shelter following the devastation of Hurricane Sandy.
Craftsmanship in Design: A Tour with Brian Keenan
As I enter Bittners, a large wall hanging showcasing old world craftsmanship catches my eye. Brian Keenan, one of the master craftsmen at Bittners, warmly greets me.
A Gift Of Healing
If warmth and empathy could be gift-wrapped, the package might look like therapist Claudia Crawford.
Building A Community Of Courage
Karen Morrison’s daughter Teagan once asked her to explain her career in “raising money.”
A Second Shot At Stardom
For many high school athletes, college is a time to hang up the jersey and begin a new chapter with the end of a playing career.
