However, when I think of Ken those are the words which come to mind. He ensures that we are referred to the best lawyers in the firm. FNS seldom has garden variety issues. In any given month we may have a labor issue, a school preceptor contractual issue, a request to timber our land, a malpractice complain, and on and on.
Much work is done pro bono.
But I personally depend on him for so many 'advice' issues before they become legal issues. Since 1973, Ken has served Frontier Nursing Service as an attorney. He is a partner in Brown, Todd, and Heyburn of Louisville, Kentucky. I believe that FNS has one of the most worthy missions and the most exciting potential future of any organization with which I've ever been involved. It has the possibility of providing a model of rural health care and midwifery education for the rest of the United States and even the world.