The Cadiz Rotary Club dedicated night two of the annual auction week to Simone Parker and her family and raised more money for the youth and seniors of Trigg County.
Parker, who passed away January 2 from complications of COVID-19, was a massive supporter of the organization and a teacher at Trigg County High School. She also led the Interact Club at the school, with one of the activities the group did, help out at the in-person auction at the Cadiz Baptist Church Annex.
She had a love and passion for all of her students that extended well past the classroom, often checking up on them through social media or conversations at the grocery store.
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click to download audioThe Auction kicked off with the sale of the Shadow Box Collection of Bicentennial Pins donated by Trigg County Tourism to Terry and Caroline Hamby, who donated the collection to the Trigg County Museum. Rotarians sold a hand-carved shore board donated Arnold Chlupsa, a Ben Cundiff Country Ham, and a bucket of money that was taken up at the door.
The auction can be heard nightly at 6:00 on 106.5 WKDZ-FM, at wkdzradio.com, and on the WKDZ App. The auction can also be viewed at wkdzradio.com.