Welcome Earnest Kellogg to Marsha Booth & Associates, Re/Max Executive Group, Inc.

Earnest Kellogg is the newest member of the Marsha Booth & Associates Team. We want to personally welcome him to the team and let you all know what he brings as our newest team member.
Earnest has been a Realtor now for 5+ years, with licenses in Kentucky and Maryland. He also has a license in Property Management in Florida. Earnest is retired Army, serving his country 21 years. He is accredited in both GRI and ABR. Earnest is also a member of the Masonic Lodge, and former National Security Agency Officer. "Selling E-town, One Home at a Time!" Call Earnest for all your home buying or selling needs!

Fish Fry and Benefit Auction July 10, 2010 for MaryAnn Lee

Mary Ann Lee is a friend and fellow Real Estate agent who used to work in our office. She was recently in an accident that severed her right hand and her left thumb. Her employer did not have any insurance for her and she has already had several surgeries and many more to go so this benefit will help out with medical expenses. She has no use of her hands right now, and cannot do the simple tasks that we take for granted everyday. She is a hard worker and was doing what she could to provide for her family and we would like to encourage anyone who reads this to help out by contributing to the benefit by donating items you no longer need, or by coming by on July 10th at 7:00PM to bid on some great items donated by others in our community. If you have items to donate, smaller items can be dropped off at our office at 110 Chase Way, Suite 4 or you can call our office and we can make arrangements to have your items picked up before the auction day. Call 270-735-1353 or the auction coordinator (Mary Ann's sister) Wanda Bryant at 502-827-1402. Thank you in advance for your help!

Paying our respects for a local fallen solider

If you have a Facebook, you probably have seen the huge show of support for local fallen solider Mark Hudson. He was a native of Larue County and graduated from Larue County High School. As a community, we are trying to rally as many people as possible to gather on the route of his final ride home. We will be out in front of the Re/Max complex about 9:15 am to show our support and hope you will join us, if not here, somewhere else along 31W between Ft. Knox and Elizabethtown. It will be cold, so bundle up and we will have hot chocolate for those that park here. It will be an honor to show our support to his family for the service he provided our country.
To read the news article published in the local newspaper click this link: http://www.thenewsenterprise.com/cgi-bin/c2.cgi?053+article+News+20100225103635053053006