Diane Harris receives the M.L. King, Jr. Citizenship Award
January 12, 2005
State Commissioner Emery Lee presents the ML King Jr. Citizenship Award to Randy Harris, right, and LaMichelle Haddix on behalf of their mother, the late Diane Harris. (Read more about Ms. Harris in the MLK Commission Press Releases section.)
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Pictured is the family of Diane Harris, recipient of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Citizenship Award for 2005. The award was presented posthumously to her family at the celebration by the Martin Luther King, Jr., State Commission on Wednesday, January 12 at the Martin Luther King Jr. Annual Celebration held at the Governor’s Mansion in Frankfort. From left to right are family members: Emma Howard, Tara Aziz, Richard Kirtley III, Mary Trent, Rita Kirtley, Maurette Harris, Randy Harris, Mildred Kirtley, Richard Kirtley Jr., Danita Kirtley, Havilland Harris, LaMichelle Haddix, Darlene Jackson, and Reverend Kenneth Golphin, pictured along with Governor Ernie Fletcher and Commissioner Emery S. Lee.
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State Commissioner Emery Lee presents the ML King Jr. Citizenship Award to Randy Harris, right, and LaMichelle Haddix on behalf of their mother, the late Diane Harris. (Read more about Ms. Harris in the MLK Commission Press Releases section.)
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Pictured is the family of Diane Harris, recipient of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Citizenship Award for 2005. The award was presented posthumously to her family at the celebration by the Martin Luther King, Jr., State Commission on Wednesday, January 12 at the Martin Luther King Jr. Annual Celebration held at the Governor’s Mansion in Frankfort. From left to right are family members: Emma Howard, Tara Aziz, Richard Kirtley III, Mary Trent, Rita Kirtley, Maurette Harris, Randy Harris, Mildred Kirtley, Richard Kirtley Jr., Danita Kirtley, Havilland Harris, LaMichelle Haddix, Darlene Jackson, and Reverend Kenneth Golphin, pictured along with Governor Ernie Fletcher and Commissioner Emery S. Lee.
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