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This brick is donated in honor of Dudley Reaves by his wife Pat Reaves, his daughters, Kristin Hager and Laura Morris and his Son in Laws, Jennings Hager and Barry Morris. has supported missions and served as a missions leader for many years. He began as a Royal Ambassador leader in the 1970s. Later he led young men in Challengers. For many years he has served Bethlehem Baptist Church in Louisville, KY as a Mission Friends leader. He continues in this role today at the age of 85. Mission trips have been a consistent part of his service including many MissionFests and two FamilyFests with his children and grandchildren. His support of the Woman's Missionary Union has been unwavering especially during the years that his wife, Pat Reaves, served as Kentucky WMU President. Dudley and Pat serve their local elementary school where they minister to both teachers and students. Dudley Reaves exemplifies Missions for Life!
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Barry Morris
This brick is donated in honor of Dudley Reaves by his wife Pat Reaves, his daughters, Kristin Hager and Laura Morris and his Son in Laws, Jennings Hager and Barry Morris. has supported missions and served as a missions leader for many years. He began as a Royal Ambassador leader in the 1970s. Later he led young men in Challengers. For many years he has served Bethlehem Baptist Church in Louisville, KY as a Mission Friends leader. He continues in this role today at the age of 85. Mission trips have been a consistent part of his service including many MissionFests and two FamilyFests with his children and grandchildren. His support of the Woman's Missionary Union has been unwavering especially during the years that his wife, Pat Reaves, served as Kentucky WMU President. Dudley and Pat serve their local elementary school where they minister to both teachers and students. Dudley Reaves exemplifies Missions for Life!