Kansas Cowboy Hall of Fame
Established2002
Location500 W. Wyatt Earp Blvd., Dodge City, KS, 67801
TypeHall of fame
WebsiteKCHF

The Kansas Cowboy Hall of Fame, is located at the Boot Hill Museum in Dodge City, Kansas. The first inductees were selected in 2002.[1]

Inductees

2002

  • Don Goodnight

2003

  • Henry Gardiner
  • Jim Gray
  • Leonard Hampton
  • Richard Ingland
  • Ron Long

2004

  • Horace Greely "Buck" Adams
  • Jim Hoy
  • Charles "Floyd" Rumford Jr.
  • Otis W. Jennings
  • Johnny Western

2005

  • John J. Vanier
  • C. Robert Haywood
  • Gerald Roberts
  • Don Fisher
  • Harold L. "Buddy" Heaton

2006

  • Jim Gilliland
  • Harry E. Chrisman
  • Carvel "Kurly" Hebb
  • Tom Finney
  • Milburn Stone

2007

  • Dan D. Casement
  • Bill Kurtis
  • Melvin Fields
  • Buck Mead
  • Lance Brittan

2008

  • Alfred Barby
  • Don Rowlison
  • John McBeth
  • Asher Crowley
  • Marion McLain

2009

  • Duane Walker
  • Harold Dawley
  • Wayne Dunafon
  • Bill Barnes
  • H. Russell Moss

2010

  • Fred Germann
  • David Dary
  • Sonny Worrell
  • Merv Wilson
  • Earl Kuhn

2011

  • George Herrmann
  • Joseph McCoy
  • Gail McComb
  • Harold Grinstead
  • Charlie Norton

2012

  • William F. Ebbutt
  • John F. Valentine
  • Ernie Love
  • Willis Ray Negus
  • Geffrey Dawson

2013

  • Raymond E. Adams Jr.
  • V. James "Jim" Sherer
  • Bobby Berger
  • Kenneth & Marshall Hoy
  • Stan Herd

2014

  • Bob & Wayne Alexander
  • Fredric R. Young
  • Bud Sankey
  • Dusty Anderson
  • Barry Ward

2015

  • Olis Goodnight
  • Gary & Margaret Kraisinger
  • Harley Dean Gilbert
  • Gerald "Jerry" Nelson Peck
  • Orin Friesen

2016 - "Year of the Cowgirl"

2017 "Honoring Couples"

  • Andy & Helen Ebbutt Olson
  • Merritt & Elizabeth Beeson
  • Pete & "Boots" Tucker
  • Larry "Dee" & Phyllis Scherich
  • Lem & Blanche McKenney Hunter

2018

  • Loren Doll
  • Charlie Meade
  • Roland Hein
  • Barry Elliot
  • Virginia Robinson Moore

2019

  • Norman Lee Giles
  • David V. Williams
  • Will Lowe
  • Jim Arnold
  • Brent Harris

2020

  • Orson E. "Bud" Alexander
  • Charles "Walter" Couch
  • Faye Louise (Peck) Heath
  • Keith L. Downer
  • John E. "Cowboy Jack" Steinmitz

2021

  • Lawrence and Gilbert Krier
  • Michael Grauer
  • Wendell Tranter
  • Bill Brewer
  • Dr. R.C. Trotter

2022

  • Rosie Clymer
  • George Henrichs
  • Arlene Lemar
  • Van Haines
  • Ron Wilson


References

  1. ↑ Tanner, Beccy (September 27, 2015). "Wichita's Orin Friesen to be inducted into Kansas Cowboy Hall of Fame". Wichita Eagle. Retrieved March 1, 2016.

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