cowboy poetry: Come see 2010 Academy of Western Artists Male Poet of the Year, Ken Cook perform, Diet and Exercise: 28th Annual National Cowboy Poetry Gathering February 1-4, 2012 - Elko Nevada
- 12/20/11 04:25 AM
Come see 2010 Academy of Western Artists Male Poet of the Year, Ken Cook perform, Diet and Exercise: 28th Annual National Cowboy Poetry Gathering February 1-4, 2012 - Elko NevadaI recently got the privilege of seeing my favorite Cowboy Poet, 2010 Academy of Western Artists Male Poet of the Year, Ken Cook perform one of his newer poems, Diet and Exercise at the Arizona Cowboy Poets Gathering in Prescott, AZ. He may be performing this one and I’m sure he will share many more of his amazing creations with everyone at the 28th Annual National Cowboy Poetry Gathering, February 1-4, 2012 … (0 comments)
cowboy poetry: Ken Cook Cowboy Poet and Real American Cowboy coming to Prescott, AZ
- 02/08/11 09:41 AM
Ken Cook Cowboy Poet and Real American Cowboy coming to Prescott, AZ Ken Cook, or as I call him Uncle Kenny, is a Real American Cowyboy. He spent many summers of his youth and after college as hired on cowhand at Buckles Ranch. Buckles Ranch happened to be my Great-Grandpa Frank E. Buckles' ranch, Ken's Grandpa. Ken Cook and his family, Aunt Nancy and my cousins, relocated not far away to the Hodson Ranch also in the Sand hills of Southern South Dakota. Some of my cousins are following suit and choosing the ranching life for all of it boundless … (0 comments)
Author Bio: I know Phoenix and especially the east valley cities of Mesa, Tempe, Chandler, Gilbert, Queen Creek and Scottsdale like the back of my hand. I grew up in the Dobson Ranch area of Mesa, AZ and went to college in St. Petersburg, FL. After college I moved back to Arizona to pursue business ownership and development with my knowledge gained while getting my BA in Business Management and participating in Eckerd College Search & Rescue (a leadership development program disguised as a maritime search and rescue program, the only one of its kind in the country).
I live in Gilbert, AZ near my parents and sister’s family. I started participating in triathlons late 2005, and completed the Arizona Ironman in 2007, when I am determined to do something, it gets done! I have not been competing since roughly 2012, instead I turned to practicing Sumits hot yoga, in Chandler 2-5 times per week. I like traveling with my son and girlfriend to experience other cultures as much as possible and see new places. I also enjoy scuba, poker, hiking, triathlon, gardening and spending time with our families and friends.
I am also an active volunteer in our local communities. I regularly serve with our brokerage at St. Mary’s Food bank usually packing and sorting food for emergency food boxes and during the Holiday season ringing the bells for Realtor Wednesdays with the Salvation Army. I regularly volunteer with Gardenpool.org to help with their builds, and have one of my own. And my schedule allows me to volunteer monthly in my son’s classroom and other school activities. Through my business and SEVRAR activities I also financially support the Care Fund, SEVRAR Critical Needs Fund, RAPAC, and other local organizations.
I have purchased, sold, lent on and/or been a Realtor on thousands of properties since 1998. I will find you what you are looking for and assist with getting the best price possible. My experience will allow me to assist with finding, buying, financing, repairing, and/or selling the property you desire.
The 28th Annual National Cowboy Poetry Gathering February 1-4, 2012 - Elko Nevada: Perhaps you’ll catch a collaboration like this one, Revel In The Journey, Performed by Robert Dennis, Lyrics/Poem by Ken CookIts nearly here, so if you are going to be anywhere near Elko Nevada, February 1-4, 2012, check out the 28th Annual National Cowboy Poetry Gathering. You might just be lucky enough to catch a collaboration of artists like the one here: Revel in the Journey, Performed by Robert Dennis, Lyrics/Poem by Ken Cook. Are you a fan of Cowboys, the Old West, Cattle Ranching, or being on Horseback? Do … (0 comments)
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