
Honorees Karl Lietzenmayer, Pat Fox, Judy Clabes, Gene Clabes, Eileen Harper and Ken Harper with Laurie Risch, BCM executive director, and Jack Moreland, trustee and past president
Behringer-Crawford Museum in Covington recognized the achievements and community service of some of Northern Kentucky’s outstanding residents with its 2018 Two-Headed Calf Awards.
The winners were:
- Special recognition: Kenneth F. Harper and Eileen Harper of Crestview Hills.
- Service to the Community – Generosity and Vision: Judith G. Clabes and Gene A. Clabes of Edgewood, publisher and senior editor, respectively, of KYForward.com and the Northern Kentucky Tribune.
- Service to History – Scholarship and Public Service: Karl J. Lietzenmayer of Covington, senior editor of Northern Kentucky Heritage Magazine.
- Service to Learning – Academic Excellence and Innovation: M. Patricia Fox of Petersburg, president of Friends of Big Bone.
The awards are named for the museum’s most notorious and fun exhibit: a preserved, two-headed calf.
Click on a thumbnail below to view photo gallery from the event.
Photos courtesy of Gary L. Johnston
- Cecilia and Mark Hansel
- BCM young professionals coordinator Billie McDaniel with honoree Pat Fox and Fox’s husband, Pat Lense
- Emily Fricke, Lisa Desmaris and Elizabeth Fricke
- Pat Lense and Peg Fox (husband and sister of honoree Pat Fox)
- Mark and Jenny McGinnis
- Museum executive director Laurie Risch with Gregg Harper, Janet and Bryan Harper
- Jerry Rapien and Cheryl Johnson