The Kansas Cowboy Hall of Fame, is located at the Boot Hill Museum in Dodge City, Kansas. The first inductees were selected in 2002.[1]
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| Established | 2002 |
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| Location | 500 W. Wyatt Earp Blvd., Dodge City, KS, 67801 |
| Type | Hall of fame |
| Website | KCHF |
Inductees
edit2002
- Don Goodnight
2003
- Henry Gardiner
- Jim Gray
- Leonard Hampton
- Richard Ingland
- Ron Long
2004
- Horace Greely "Buck" Adams
- Jim Hoy
- Charles "Floyd" Rumford Jr.
- Otis W. Jennings
- Johnny Western
2005
- John J. Vanier
- C. Robert Haywood
- Gerald Roberts
- Don Fisher
- Harold L. "Buddy" Heaton
2006
- Jim Gilliland
- Harry E. Chrisman
- Carvel "Kurly" Hebb
- Tom Finney
- Milburn Stone
2007
- Dan D. Casement
- Bill Kurtis
- Melvin Fields
- Buck Mead
- Lance Brittan
2008
- Alfred Barby
- Don Rowlison
- John McBeth
- Asher Crowley
- Marion McLain
2009
- Duane Walker
- Harold Dawley
- Wayne Dunafon
- Bill Barnes
- H. Russell Moss
2010
- Fred Germann
- David Dary
- Sonny Worrell
- Merv Wilson
- Earl Kuhn
2011
- George Herrmann
- Joseph McCoy
- Gail McComb
- Harold Grinstead
- Charlie Norton
2012
- William F. Ebbutt
- John F. Valentine
- Ernie Love
- Willis Ray Negus
- Geffrey Dawson
2013
- Raymond E. Adams Jr.
- V. James "Jim" Sherer
- Bobby Berger
- Kenneth & Marshall Hoy
- Stan Herd
2014
- Bob & Wayne Alexander
- Fredric R. Young
- Bud Sankey
- Dusty Anderson
- Barry Ward
2015
- Olis Goodnight
- Gary & Margaret Kraisinger
- Harley Dean Gilbert
- Gerald "Jerry" Nelson Peck
- Orin Friesen
2016 - "Year of the Cowgirl"
- Jane Koger
- Joyce Thierer
- Margie Roberts Hart
- Vicki Johnson
- Martina McBride
2017 "Honoring Couples"
- Andy & Helen Ebbutt Olson
- Merritt & Elizabeth Beeson
- Pete & "Boots" Tucker
- Larry "Dee" & Phyllis Scherich
- Lem & Blanche McKenney Hunter
2018
- Loren Doll
- Charlie Meade
- Roland Hein
- Barry Elliot
- Virginia Robinson Moore
2019
- Norman Lee Giles
- David V. Williams
- Will Lowe
- Jim Arnold
- Brent Harris
2020
- Orson E. "Bud" Alexander
- Charles "Walter" Couch
- Faye Louise (Peck) Heath
- Keith L. Downer
- John E. "Cowboy Jack" Steinmitz
2021
- Lawrence and Gilbert Krier
- Michael Grauer
- Wendell Tranter
- Bill Brewer
- Dr. R.C. Trotter
2022
- Rosie Clymer
- George Henrichs
- Arlene Lemar
- Van Haines
- Ron Wilson
References
edit- ^ Tanner, Beccy (September 27, 2015). "Wichita's Orin Friesen to be inducted into Kansas Cowboy Hall of Fame". Wichita Eagle. Retrieved March 1, 2016.
External links
edit- Kansas Cowboy Hall of Fame website
- Kansas Cowboy Hall of Fame History at KU Kansas Heritage
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