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The Angus Breed is Launched in the United States of America by Frank Champion Murphy.
Donated by Dean and Gloria Hurlbut

Dean and Gloria Hurlbut of St. Joseph, MO, have once again donated a framed print of Frank Champion Murphy's pastel sketch "The Angus Breed is Launched in the United States of America." Also included is a first-class 8-cent postage stamp issued in 1973 that commemorated the same artwork and the 100th anniversary of the importation of Angus cattle into the U.S. The print has been personally autographed by Frank Champion Murphy on October 5, 1973, the official first day of issue.

No strangers to the Angus family, both Dean and Gloria were long-time employees of the American Angus Association. Dean was Director of Activities and Gloria was Supervisor in the Performance Programs Department. Their combined service totaled 70 years.

Vision of Value Angus Bull Bronze from “That Old West Magic.”
Donated by Anonymous Donor.

A featured item in this year’s auction will a limited edition 2008 “Vision of Value” Angus Bull Bronze specially commissioned by Bob Funk of Express Ranches for “That Old West Magic” Fundraising Gala and Auction. Donated by an anonymous patron, this is a unique second opportunity to own one of these gorgeous bronze bulls. Created by artist Robert Taylor, this unique bronze bull will make the perfect showpiece on any desk or mantle.

Zack Morris Donates Signed and Numbered Limited Edition Print

Zack began his participation in Native American Culture thru song and dance on May 16, 1981. He began dancing in the Men's Southern Straight dance category. Because his dad was a Southern Baptist minister, Zack was not raised in Native American Culture. Therefore, he got a late start in Native American Culture. In 1995 he attended the World Championship of Song & Dance hosted by the Mashantuckett Pequot Tribe in Connecticut. He won 1st place in his dance category and the title of World Champion. In 1991, Zack began traveling with Native American dance Troupes and has traveled to 15 foreign Countries and throughout the United States, and is currently a member of the Oklahoma Fancy Dancers dance troupe.

Zack is very honored to donate the Signed and Numbered Limited Edition print of himself in traditional dance regalia. The artist is Sam Echols of Oklahoma City, OK.

Western Inspired Carving Board
Donated by Dean and Gloria Hurlbut.

This ornate carving board will be the perfect edition to your kitchen. A well around its perimeter traps juices. Featuring unique silver handles, an oak base and an extra wide cutting surface, you will impress your guests with this fabulous piece. We think some CAB® tenderloin would look mouthwatering, carved up on this board!


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