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2014-08-08 - Shelbyville, KY - Photo by Dr. John Hurtgen.
It's a small world -- that's what photographer Dr. John Hurtgen, dean of the Campbellsville University School of Theology, wrote when he sent this gift of photos of our sons in their businesses in downtown Shelbyville, Ky. At left is Pen Waggener, owner of Sixth & Main Coffeehouse. At right is Tom Waggener, owner of Main Street Bikes. The historic building that houses both businesses is located on the corner that connects Sixth Street to Main Street (Highway 60). Dr. Hurtgen didn't say how he came to be in that part of this small world we live in, but we are grateful he and his wife Pam stopped by, made their acquaintances and shared news of our children. -- Linda and Ed Waggener


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