Also recognized at the meeting were W. Reece Brown, Ryan Hutcheson and
Russel Troesken, three area residents who are recipients of 2004 Lewis
Cenker Scholarships. These scholarships, a statewide program of the Home
Builders Association of Georgia, are named for Lewis Cenker, a Georgian
who served as 1972 president of the National Home Builders Association.
The Cenker awards go only to students who are currently enrolled in building
industry related studies.
Speaker for the meeting was State Rep. Lynn Westmoreland, who is a member
of the Midwest Georgia association and a current candidate for a Congressional
seat. Telling the group that he is "proud to be a builder," Westmoreland
said that people in the building industry are like "a family." He
advised the scholarship recipients to use their opportunity for an education "to
the best of your ability." He urged the students to "get the
best education you can."
Sponsors of the association meeting were Atlanta Gas Light and North
Georgia Brick/Corinthian Stone.
The Home Builders Association of Midwest Georgia serves builders in
Fayette, Coweta, Spalding, Meriwether, Heard, Pike, Upson, Lamar, Butts
and Jasper counties. More information about the group can be obtained
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