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Milton inducts five to Wall of Fame

Milton recently added five new community leaders’ names to the city’s Wall of Fame: Kyle Farnsworth, Bridget Deehan, Les Kuykendall, Korinne Raby and Dylan Cease. (Courtesy City of Milton)

Credit: City of Milton

Credit: City of Milton

Milton recently added five new community leaders’ names to the city’s Wall of Fame: Kyle Farnsworth, Bridget Deehan, Les Kuykendall, Korinne Raby and Dylan Cease. (Courtesy City of Milton)
By Karen Huppertz for the AJC
Nov 7, 2023

Milton recently added five new community members’ names to the city’s Wall of Fame at Bell Memorial Park, 15245 Bell Park Drive.

The wall showcases athletes, performers, coaches or other contributors who got their start or otherwise made their mark in Milton.

The new inductees include Dylan Cease, known as one of baseball’s best pitchers with the Chicago White Sox and lacrosse player Bridget Deehan from Milton High, where she starred on three state champion teams before excelling at Notre Dame University.

Kyle Farnsworth, who went from 47th round draft pick to the major leagues is the third inductee followed by Les Kuykendall, a volunteer coach on almost 40 baseball teams, more than 20 football teams and six basketball teams. Rounding out the five new inductees is Korinne Raby Muller, whose softball journey took her from Milton High to the University of Pennsylvania.

Information: www.miltonga.gov/WallOfFame.

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