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KnoxGOP Headquarters
Bob
Griffitts, field representative for U.S. Rep. John J. Duncan Jr., speaks
as Knox County Republican Party Chairman Brian Hornback waits in the wings
at the successful opening of the Knox County Republican Party headquarters
at the I-640 building in Fountain City. Photo permission given by Sheri
Francis/Fountain City Focus
Easy Rider
Brian
Hornback at The Pyramid in Memphis with the motorcycle used by actor Peter
Fonda in the 1969 movie "Easy Rider." The motorcyle was part of a
"History of the Motorcycle" exhibit on display at The Pyramid in
the summer of 2005.
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Cedar
Bluff Intermediate School
Brian Hornback with TAG
students from Cedar Bluff Intermediate School. The class had raised money
to provide books for children at Inskip Elementary School. Brian
recognizes the need for programs such as Talented and Gifted and supports
them regularly.
Brian
Hornback with Karns High Teacher
Brian Hornback with Karns High social
studies/history teacher Kathy Stover. Hornback has committed his life to
public education. He believes that a successful education begins and ends
with professional teachers who have a core desire to help students succeed.
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Vice
President's Knoxville Visit
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Vice President Richard "Dick"
Cheney at the Howard Baker Center groundbreaking. Brian Hornback
said one reason he chose to run for Knox County Republican Party chair
is out of his respect for President George W. Bush and for Cheney.
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Knox
County Republican Party
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Brian Hornback speaks to
the Knox County Republican Party after being unanimously elected chairman of
the party for 2005-07 on March 12. Hornback is a longtime Republican
Party activist. "I am proud," Hornback said, "that my first
presidential vote was for Ronald Reagan's reelection in 1984."
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Knox County Young
Republicans
Brian Hornback with Young
Republicans of Knoxville's leadership team Clint Kirk, Dawn Corrtreas, Knox
County mayor Mike Ragsdale and (back) Kimberley Hooten and Stephanie Hundley.
The club rechartered under Hornback's leadership as county chairman.
"I believe in bringing young professionals into the party," Hornback
said. "They are a valuable asset to the grassroots network that I am
strategically putting into place for the 2006 election."
Hornback,
Ragsdale with Sundquist
Brian Hornback with former
Tennessee governor Don Sundquist and Knox County Mayor Mike Ragsdale.
Hornback worked with Ragsdale on the mayor's first education summit in
2004. Ragsdale established the "Every School A Great School
Initiative" and founded the "Read With Me" volunteer
elementary school reading program. Hornback worked as a re-election
coordinator for Ragsdale's successful re-election to county commission
in 1994. He was elected Knox County Mayor in 2002. Sunquist
served two terms as governor from 1995 to 2003. Education was a top
priority during the Sundquist years.
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A.L.
Lotts Elementary School
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Hornback reads to third graders at A.L. Lotts Elementary School during
Celebrity Reader Day. Brian has a true passion for children and takes every
opportunity to volunteer at schools and to read to students throughout
the year as the school schedule allows. Hornback also volunteers in the
classes of his three school-aged children.
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