What is a Stone Catcher? A Stone Catcher is a person who protects those who are vulnerable; a person who stands up for the right thing. Besides having music and awards, the event included a balloon artist, a scavenger hunt, a children’s table with games, and a Silent Auction!
KPFC received sixteen nominations for Stone Catchers! It was amazing to see all these real-life stone catchers in one place and to feel the compassion and energy they bring to their work! In alphabetical order, KPFC recognized all these nominees for being stone catchers:
1.
Candy Burks, Administrative Office of the Courts
2.
Akella Edmunds, Administrative Office of the Courts
3.
Lisa Evans, Department of Public Advocacy-Bell Trial Office
4.
Bobby Harris, Administrative Office of the Courts
5.
Brenda Higgins, Administrative Office of the Courts
6.
JR Hopson, Administrative Office of the Courts
7.
Natasha Kloeker, Administrative Office of the Courts
8.
Kristin Knight, Administrative Office of the Courts
9.
Shellie Mills, Cumberland River Behavioral Health
10.
Pastor Edward Palmer Sr., The Sign of The Dove Church International
11.
Lori Price, Pulaski County Public Schools
12.
Dale Robinson, Wanda Joyce Robinson Foundation
13.
Kayla Robinson, Administrative Office of the Courts
14.
Amy Smitha, Administrative Office of the Courts
15.
Tracy Wilson, Communicare
16.
Celia Ziliak, StAMINA
