D4-Lancaster Fanning Saturday, December 7,1991
KANSAS CITY. Mo. High
lighting the American Hereford
Association’s (AHA) 110th annual
meeting in Kansas City was the
election of officers and directors.
Elected to the presidential posi
tion was James Bright, LeGrand,
Calif. Bright has served as an AHA
director since 1986 and the past
year as the senior vice president
He succeeds L.C. “Loyd” White
head, Dallas, Texas.
James Bright, a graduate of
California Polytechnic State Uni
versity, San Luis Obispo, began
his Hereford career in 1963 with
the present day, family-owned
operation, Bright Brothers Here
fords. He is a nationally known
breeder and leader in the Hereford
industry
James has served as president of
the Califomia-Nevada Hereford
Association and as president of the
AHA’s State Presidents Council.
The Bright Brothers’ cattle have
enjoyed much success in the
showring including the prestigious
National Western Stock Show in
Denver, Colo. In addition, the
Bright Brothers named has earned
recognition for holding one of the
top production sales in the western
states.
Thomas Bradbury, Byers,
Colo., elected to the board of direc
tors in 1988, was elevated to senior
vice president position. The Brad
bury family started raising Here
fords more than 40 years ago with
the present operation consisting of
some 150 registered and 600 com
mercial cows. Tom has taken an
active part in the cattle industry as
well as his community serving as
president of the Colorado Hereford
Association; as a member of the
AHA’s State Presidents Council;
as an advisor for the Colorado
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Tom and his wife, Margaret, have
three children.
Newly elected board of direc
tors were John Dudley, Comanche,
Texas and James Monahan, Hyan
nis, Neb.
John Dudley comes from a fam
ily that is one of the most recog
nized breeders in Texas. The Dud
ley Brothers operation was estab
lished in 1938 by John’s late
father, Gail, and two brothers.
Encouraged by his father to pursue
a career other than agriculture
(since growing up on the ranch had
already given him a good educa
tion), John received a bachelor of
arts degree in political science
from Trinity University in San
Antonio, Texas and a bachelor of
arts degree in Spanish and Latin
American from Thunderbird Gra
duate School in Phoenix, Ariz.
After serving in the Navy Reserve
and pursuing some other interests,
John returned to the ranch. John is
a noted leader in the Hereford
industry, serving as the Texas
Hereford Association president in
1989-1990.
Many eyes have focused on the
Circle Dot brand of Monahan
Cattle Company over the years.
Founded in 1887 by James Mona
han’s grandfather. James H.. the
Monahan Cattle Company has
grown to be one of the largest com
mercial and registered Hereford
operations in Nebraska. The
Monahan name is familiar to Here
ford breeders as leaders and active
participants as James’ late father,
Earl, served as an AHA director in
the 19SOs and as president in
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New officers of the American Junior Hereford Association are, left to right, front
row, Amy Maddox, second vice president; Jenny Allan, secretary: Lisa Bryant, direc
tor; and Judith Oman, director. Back row, left to right, Joel Rausch, director; Dwight
Sexton, first vice president; Jeff Fowle, president; Bob Weaber, treasurer; and Jody
Watson, reporter.
1960. James currently is serving as
president of the Nebraska Here
ford Association and is a member
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