After two and a half years of extensive planning, preparation, and training, the team, led by Colonel Swope, made its first trip to Guatemala in 2008.

In this Colonels Corner interview, General Molly Sutherland discusses the importance of engaging the next generation of Kentucky Colonels.

Born in 1941, Colonel Richard Friedman, known as the ‘Singing Attorney,’ has had a long career spanning law, music, and broadcasting.

For Colonel Lauren Elizabeth Campbell, creativity is more than just a passion, it is a way for her to give back.

Colonel Annie Belcher attributes her heart for the forgotten, misused, and hurting to being raised by deaf parents.

In 2024, Colonel Steven Klein was recognized with the Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award for Volunteer Service.

Colonel Alena Rodgers-Chesser shares the impact volunteering has had on her life.

Colonel Helen DePrima’s Kentucky heritage runs deep.

Colonel Stephen Nacy’s journey to Antarctica began in 2008 when he first joined the fire service and learned about firefighters working on the icy continent.

Colonel Rex Roebuck’s remarkable 30-year career in the Coast Guard reflects his dedication to service and making a lasting impact.