Judith Grisham Clabes

Background

Clabes, Judith Grisham was born on May 24, 1945 in Henderson, Kentucky, United States. Daughter of Jesse Robert and Virginia Louis (Kenney) Grisham.

Education

Bachelor, U. Kentucky, 1967; Master of Public Administration, Indiana State University, 1984; Doctor of Laws (honorary), Thomas More College, Crestview Hills, Kentucky, 1986.

Career

Teacher, Henderson (Kentucky) High School, 1967-1970; classroom coordinator, Evansville (Indiana) Printing Corporation, 1970-1971; teacher, Henderson County High School, Henderson, 1971-1972; associate editor, The Evansville Press, 1972-1978; editor, Sunday Courier & Press, Evansville, 1978-1983; editor, The Kentucky Post, Covington, since 1983; president, public, Picture This] Books, Evansville, since 1988. Board directors Huntington Bank Kenton County, Covington.

Achievements

• Judith Grisham Clabes has been listed as a noteworthy Newspaper editor by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Vice president, board directors Kentucky Center for Public Issues, Lexington, since 1988. Board directors, Kentucky First Amendment Congress, since 1987, president, since 1989. Board directors Spiral Festival, Covington, since 1982.

Founder First Amendment Center, U. Kentucky, 1988. Vice president board directors Kentucky Ednl. television Authority, since 1986. Chairman Dinsmore Homestead Foundation Capital Fund Drive, Burlington, Kentucky, since 1990.

Member American Society Newpaper Editors (board directors 1980-1986), National Federation Press Women.

Interests

• Avocations: horseback riding, reading, writing, bicycling.

Connections

Married Gene Albert Clabes. Children: Joseph Andrew, Jacob Aaron.

Father:

Jesse Robert Grisham

Mother:

Virginia Louis (Kenney) Grisham

Spouse:

Gene Albert Clabes

child:

Jacob Aaron Clabes

child:

Joseph Andrew Clabes