Jazmyn Thomas Performs at Kentucky Farm Bureau Variety Showcase - Kentucky Farm Bureau

Jazmyn Thomas Performs at Kentucky Farm Bureau Variety Showcase

 

Jazmyn Thomas of Clark County (center) is recognized for her performance at the 2017 KFB Variety Showcase in Louisville. Also pictured are David S. Beck, Kentucky Farm Bureau Executive Vice President (left) and Rob Payne, Kentucky Farm Bureau Insurance Company, Vice President of Claims (right).

Louisville, KY (December 1, 2017) – Clark County’s Jazmyn Thomas performed before a live audience during the November 30 general session of Kentucky Farm Bureau’s (KFB) 98th annual meeting in Louisville. Winner of both the Clark County and District 9 preliminary contests, Thomas was one of 11 acts invited to perform at the state Variety Showcase. The competition is sponsored annually by KFB to support youth achievement in entertainment.

Thomas, who sang “Bless the Broken Road” was awarded a $250 check for being named the district winner of the Variety Showcase.

KFB’s District 9 is a regional grouping of Kentucky counties, consisting of: Bourbon, Bracken, Clark, Fleming, Harrison, Lewis, Mason, Nicholas, Pendleton and Robertson.

 

 

 

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