FRANKLIN COUNTY FLIER. LOOKING THROUGH JIM TODD SENIOR YEARBOOK. HIS FORMER FRENCH TEACHER REMEMBERS WHEN HE WALKED THE HALLS OF FRANKLIN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL AS HERE맥스카지노S HIS SENIOR PICTURE. JAMES 831 BY JIMMY. IT WAS 1977 IN FRANKFORT WHEN TODD LEFT HIS MARK ON FRANKLIN COUNTY. BUT TERRY JOHNSON NEVER IMAGINED ONE OF HIS STUDENTS WOULD. ONE DAY BECOME A VICTIM OF A MASS SHOOTING. IT맥스카지노S A TRAUMATIC AND TRAGIC EVENT, BUT WHEN YOU KNOW SOMEONE PERSONALLY THAT맥스카지노S INVOLVED IN THAT, IT MAKES IT EVEN WORSE. JIM TODD WAS ONE OF FIVE PEOPLE TRAGICALLY SHOT AND KILLED ON MONDAY AT OLD NATIONAL BANK DOWNTOWN. HE LIVED AND WORKED IN LOUISVILLE, BUT GROWING UP, FRANKFORT IS WHERE THE 64 YEAR OLD MARKET EXECUTIVE CALLED HOME. JOHNSON HAS TAUGHT AT FRANKLIN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL FOR MORE THAN 50 YEARS AND SAYS HE KNEW BOTH TODD AND HIS FATHER. HE REMEMBERS TODD AS A RESPECTFUL AND KIND STUDENT BACK IN THE SEVENTIES. WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT WHEN YOU LOOK AT THAT PHOTO, HOW TERRIBLE IT IS AS SOMETHING WHAT HAPPENED TO A PERSON WITH SUCH A GOOD YOUNG MAN OR SCHOOL? YOU KNOW, PART OF OUR SCHOOL AND AND OBVIOUSLY WE DON맥스카지노T DO GREAT THINGS WITH HIS LIFE, BOTH IN HIS PUBLIC AND PRIVATE LIFE. IT JUST MAKES IT EVEN MORE OF A TRAGEDY. TUTT WAS ACTIVE IN THE COMMUNITY, SERVING ON THE BOARD OF THE OLDHAM LA GRANGE DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY. HE LEAVES BEHIND HIS WIFE, KAREN, THEIR CHILDREN AND THEIR GRANDCHILDREN. WHILE THE MASS SHOOTING HAPPENED IN LOUISVILLE, FRANKFORT CITY COMMISSIONER PATRICIA WOOLDRIDGE SAYS TUT맥스카지노S HOMETOWN IS HURTING. AND TO SEE THAT SOMEONE IS ACTUALLY FROM FRANKFORT AND YOU GO TO HIS FACEBOOK PAGE AND HE IS VERY PROUD OF IT. HE맥스카지노S A NATIVE OF FRANKFORT AND A GRADUATE OF FRANKLIN COUNTY HIGH. THAT REALLY HITS HOME IN FRANKFORT, WHERE YOU WENT TO HIGH SCHOOL MATTERS. IT맥스카지노S A CLOSE KNIT COMMUNITY AND THE ENTIRE CITY IS MOURNING THE LOSS OF A FORMER FLIER. JOHNSON SAYS HE WANTS TUT맥스카지노S FAMILY TO KNOW FRANKFORT CARES, AND HE맥스카지노LL ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED BY HIS FLIER FAMILY. AS WE SAY HERE AT FRANKLIN COUNTY, ONCE A FLOWE
Franklin County remembers Jim Tutt, mass shooting victim and former Flyer
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Updated: 8:08 PM EDT Apr 11, 2023
Jim Tutt's high school French teacher said he never imagined one of his former students would become a victim of a mass shooting.Tutt, 64, was one of five people tragically shot and killed on Monday at Old National Bank downtown. He lived and worked in Louisville, but growing up, Frankfort is where the 64-year-old husband, father, grandfather, and market executive called home.Tutt graduated from Franklin County High School in 1977. Looking through Tutt's senior yearbook, Terry Johnson remembers what he was like as a student.Johnson has taught French at Franklin County for more than 50 years, and said he knew both Tutt and his father."It's a traumatic and tragic event, but when you know someone personally that's involved in that, it makes it even worse," said Johnson.He described Tutt as a kind and respectful student."How terrible it is that something would happen to a person who was such a good young man at our school," he said.Tutt had a long list of accomplishments in high school, graduated from the University of Kentucky, and went on to be active in his community. Up until his unexpected death, he served on the board of the Oldham La Grange Development Authority.Tutt leaves behind his wife Karen, their children, and grandchildren.While the mass shooting happened in Louisville, Frankfort City Commissioner Katrisha Waldridge said Tutt's hometown is hurting."To see that someone is actually from Frankfort and you go to his Facebook page and he is very proud of it, he is a native of Frankfort and a graduate of Franklin County High, that really hits home," Waldridge told 비바카지노 Viva.She said Frankfort is a close-knit community, and the entire city is mourning the loss of a former Franklin County Flyer."As we say here at Franklin County, once a Flyer, always a Flyer," Johnson said.
FRANKFORT, Ky. — Jim Tutt's high school French teacher said he never imagined one of his former students would become a victim of a mass shooting.
Tutt, 64, was one of five people tragically shot and killed on Monday at Old National Bank downtown. He lived and worked in Louisville, but growing up, Frankfort is where the 64-year-old husband, father, grandfather, and market executive called home.
Tutt graduated from Franklin County High School in 1977. Looking through Tutt's senior yearbook, Terry Johnson remembers what he was like as a student.
Johnson has taught French at Franklin County for more than 50 years, and said he knew both Tutt and his father.
"It's a traumatic and tragic event, but when you know someone personally that's involved in that, it makes it even worse," said Johnson.
He described Tutt as a kind and respectful student.
"How terrible it is that something would happen to a person who was such a good young man at our school," he said.
Tutt had a long list of accomplishments in high school, graduated from the University of Kentucky, and went on to be active in his community. Up until his unexpected death, he served on the board of the Oldham La Grange Development Authority.
Tutt leaves behind his wife Karen, their children, and grandchildren.
While the mass shooting happened in Louisville, Frankfort City Commissioner Katrisha Waldridge said Tutt's hometown is hurting.
"To see that someone is actually from Frankfort and you go to his Facebook page and he is very proud of it, he is a native of Frankfort and a graduate of Franklin County High, that really hits home," Waldridge told 비바카지노 Viva.
She said Frankfort is a close-knit community, and the entire city is mourning the loss of a former Franklin County Flyer.
"As we say here at Franklin County, once a Flyer, always a Flyer," Johnson said.
