With the direction of God and help of family, friends and neighbors, Burnam has made lemonade of the lemons in his life. His oldest daughter is in her first year of medical school, his son in his second year of college and his youngest daughter is a high school junior. The experiences let him give students a realistic and hopeful look at college, themselves and what they can achieve. I tell them they will have some tough experiences at UK and in life. Success is how you deal with those things.
Every day is a new and different day.
The awards are sponsored by the College of Agriculture Alumni Association, Gamma Sigma Delta Agriculture Honor Society and Partners in Agriculture. She works with 15 state Extension specialists in six departments to coordinate release of educational information and research results, helps organize field experiments and wheat field days, serves as a liaison to commodity and other groups, maintains Web pages and prepares materials for wheat science displays and other activities. These activities have increased awareness of the college's wheat production advances in Kentucky and neighboring states. Barbara G. Coughlin, Pat Tackett, Dottie Call and Linda Millercox. David Held is not pictured.