Retired Trigg County Judge Executive Hollis Alexander and veteran county magistrate Larry Lawrence were honored by friends, family, and constituents Sunday afternoon during a retirement reception at the Trigg County Recreation Complex Convention Center.
Trigg County Magistrate Mike Wright was among those taking the microphone Sunday to thank Larry Lawrence for 24 years of service as district six magistrate.
click to download audioRetired Judge-executive Hollis Alexander said Lawrence’s record of service was reflected by his lack of opposition during his tenure in office.
click to download audioMeanwhile, County Treasurer Lucy Kyler noted she will miss working with Judge-executive Alexander.
click to download audioFormer Trigg County High School agriculture teacher and businessman Daniel Hale noted Alexander’s commitment to serving the people of Trigg County.
click to download audioHale also shared a number of entertaining stories to roast Alexander, who was a former student.
Magistrate Mike Wright said Alexander was dedicated to serving the people of Trigg County, with the job of Judge-executive not an easy one.
click to download audioAlexander said many friends and co-workers were involved in his public service career of nearly 37 years.
click to download audioHe paid special thanks to his wife Denise and family, adding that he always tried to serve with the ethics taught to him by his mother and father.
click to download audioFormer magistrate Donnie Tyler presented Alexander with a Kentucky Colonel Degree, with current and former magistrates presenting Alexander with a collectible hunting knife.
