Mission: We motivate, inspire, achieve and affirm each others goals in monthly meetings. Our mission is to support people who are in the growth stage of eternal progression. We support those who desire to enjoy a social community working together in partnership with nonprofit organizations with emphasis in education for all environment for ourselves and others as a community service organization.
Goal: Our goal is to provide fellowship and work together in community support of an annual gathering to promote, support, and provide a venue for our talented members, as well as, others in our community including but not limited to schools, church groups and faith based religions. We provide support to educators and students alike. We are in constant growth and change while providing workshops, seminars, and career college courses of instruction.
FOUNDERS: We are friends and students with Theresa J. Morris also known as TJMorris and Friends.
We bonded as friends at Daymar College in Owensboro, Kentucky and decided to share our friendship and goals with others who are interested in being successful at living life to it's fullest potential.
GATHERING PLACE: Besides meeting during lunch during our college years, we will meet annually at the ACE FOLKLIFE FESTIVAL held annually the first week in JUNE each year at the OHIO COUNTY PARK & RV CAMPGROUND, 2300 Hwy. 69, Hartford, Ohio County, KY 42347. We have information booths, storytelling, flea market, arts, crafts, carnival games, food vendors, contests, storytellers, music, dance, and old time fun with blues, bluegrass, BBQ, and sitting out in the campgrounds watching the skies looking at stars and other unidentified objects.
PROMOTIONS: We support our friends and supporters of success in all walks of life, careers, hobbies, family ties, culture, education, art, folklife, and global awareness. We just happen to be all be living in Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, Illinois, or what is considered the CENTRAL UNITED STATES. Due to the past history of how the Unites States grew out west of the MIssissippl River, all the land WEST of the MISSISSIPPI RIVER is considered out west. So, this allows us to claim to be Supporters of Success in the CENTRAL UNITED STATES REGION. Whether you live on planet earth or come from another galaxy, if you believe in assisting others find success then we welcome you into our organization of supporters of success. We welcome your identity into our own, and welcome your ideas for contributing to our organization of supporters of success.
We are part of the Ascension Center Education Project that includes the Western Kentucky University, Weslayan College, Daymar College, Argosy University, The Pacific Coast Institute, and we approve "Thought Patters for an Extensice Career." Our Life Coacheds are Theresa Morris & Coach Thomas Morris - Agriculture, and Coach Thomas Barry Gaunt best known as "BEAR" and "JYTRUTHSEEKER". Coach BEAR Thomas Barry Gaunt BIO
Coach Thomas Barry Gaunt
Is best “BEAR”
Barry is a Mufon Section Director in Kentucky for Bowling Green and the surrounding areas in Kentucky, USA.
Barry is also a certified Mufon Field Investigator who has investigated over 30 cases in Kentucky.
Barry became interested in the UFO phenomenon as a youth at the early age of nine years. Barry had his first experience in Massillon, Ohio in 1964.
Barry in 1968 read the book Chariots of the Gods: Unsolved Mysteries of the past. By Erich Von Daniken.
Barry began his personal search for knowledge and considers this the quest for the paranormal. In 1975, he was fortunate enough to meet Hanz Holzer and was able to accompany him of an investigation of the Franklin Castle in Cleveland, Ohio, USA.
Since then, Barry has been investigating and researching everything paranormal and supernatural in his continuous quest for the truth as the Kentucky Truth Seeker which he adopted as his name on the Internet as Kytruthseeker.
Barry attended Kent State University, majoring in Telecommunications with a minor in History; professionally he has held many titles including; Vice President, VP of Operations, Director of Central Area in Kentucky, and a Plant Manager in Production.
Barry has lived in several different states in the United States of America.
Barry is proud to now call Kentucky his home where he has resided for the past 10 years.
Barry also enjoys life as a researcher and historian studying the U.S. Civil War, U.S. Native American culture, and as hobbies he studies and researches antiquing, assists antique shop owners with identification of vintage year antiques.
Barry also enjoys as a past time repairing timepieces such as vintage clocks and pocket watches for his friends.
Barry became disabled after several medical problems caused by a serious automobile accident in 2000 which placed him in a critical state causing him to fight for his life. Barry found others who are disabled and they together now are working together in a Kentucky nonprofit corporation without compensation.
Barry is now the volunteer Executive Vice President for the Ace Folklife Nonprofit, Inc. a Faith
Based Community Initiative formed in Kentucky, USA and has global interests for peace, awareness, and education with emphasis on art, culture, education, folk life, and awareness.
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Copyright prepared by TJ Morris ACIR, 8-16-08 revision copywriter
There are others schools that have members who are meeting at the Bowling Green Library for the monthly meetings of ACE. We meet on the thris Saturday 12 Noon until 4 PM. We discuss projects, events, clubs, non profit organizations involved with American Humanics. All those interested in attending can come at no charge. If you decide to join, there is a $5 membership fee to Ace Folklife and then $1 per monthly meeting for the refreshments that we all share for lunch or you can bring your own lunch! LUNCHEONS with Friends to discuss our annual festival to promote awareness, culture, education, and of course art, crafts, entertainment. We presently seeking singers and dancers for our dance crews to entertain annually. We will have an old fashioned barbeque picnic this year at the Ohio County Park, 2300 Hwy. 69, Hartford, KY 42347 and a drumming circle and lots of dances.
