Missouri Mormon Walking Trail Dedication
Independence, Missouri, 25 May 2000

Artist Henry Inouye, recognized for his design of 14 Mormon History sidewalk plaques.

Artist Henry Inouye receiving a wall plaque from MMFF in recognition for his design of 14 Mormon History sidewalk plaques.

MMFF Secretary William J. Curtis presented wall plaques honoring some of those who especially helped make the Missouri Mormon Walking Trail a reality. Among those receiving this special recognition during the ribbon cutting ceremony: Artist Henry Inouye, benefactor Chris Jones, several with the City of Independence, Bruce Hall, Ron Penrod, and former City employee Mary Ottman; Independence LDS Visitors Center Director Hugh Barlow, and Community of Christ Archivist, Ron Romig.

Bill Curtis and Chris Jones

William Curtis recognizes Chris Jones for his significant financial support of the trail.

In addition, Independence LDS Visitors Center Director Hugh Barlow, recognized many in attendance at the dedication, who also provide important assistance in helping accomplish this project. It should be noted there were several major contributions by individuals and business who wished no recognition.
MMFF President Alta Short helps Mayor Ron Stewart cut the ribbon

MMFF President Alta Short helps Mayor Ron Stewart cut the ribbon to officially open the walking trail.

A Walking Trail brochure is available from the City that provides a more complete explanation of locations and events. Please include a visit to the Independence, Missouri Mormon Walking Trail in your travel plans.

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