Background
Childers, Elsie Trusty was born on September 26, 1924 in Henderson, Kentucky, United States. Daughter of Enoch Bradshaw and Lola Pearl (Trusty) Arbuckle.
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Elsie Trusty Childers
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Elsie Trusty Childers, American recording studio owner. Recipient Leadership award King Eagle Awards Show, Nashville, 1996; named to Honorary Order Kentucky Colonels, Governor of Kentucky, 1978, one of America's Leading Executives, 1984. Pianist, soloist Missionary Baptist Church, Nebo, since 1959. Member Madisonville Rotary Club (secretary 1993-1996), Hopkins Coutny/Madisonville Chamber of Commerce.
Education
Student in Business, Midway College, 1942. Degree in Business, Midway College, 1950.
Career
Program clerk Hopkins County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Office, United States Department of Agriculture, Madisonville, Kentucky, 1955-1980. Recording studio owner Trusty Tuneshop Recording Studio, Nebo, since 1980.
Membership
Pianist, soloist Missionary Baptist Church, Nebo, since 1959. Member Country Music Association, Nashville Songwriters Association International, National.Acad. Songwriters, Business and Professional Women's Club of Madisonville, Rotary Club of Madisonville (secretary 1993-1996), Hopkins Coutny/Madisonville Chamber of Commerce.
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Daughter of Enoch Bradshaw and Lola Pearl (Trusty) Arbuckle. Widowed; children: Terry James, Jimmy Wayne.
Awards
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Recipient Leadership award King Eagle Awards Show, Nashville, 1996. Named to Honorary Order Kentucky Colonels, Governor of Kentucky, 1978, one of America's Leading Executives, 1984.Recipient Leadership award King Eagle Awards Show, Nashville, 1996. Named to Honorary Order Kentucky Colonels, Governor of Kentucky, 1978, one of America's Leading Executives, 1984.