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SMRC wants to express our appreciation for your participation in Cedars of Lebanon 36th Annual Hamfest. If you were a part of the 34th Annual Hamfest, you know that the reason it was so successful was because of the vendor participation. Many of the vendors last year experienced sales beyond their expectations, and one vendor exceeded his total yearly sales for one of his radios.

This years event is is in the same location with the main display area stretching over 250 yards. The main road running through the venue is about 12 feet wide so parking will have to be planned carefully. We are providing a turn-around area at the North end of the main road for those who must leave before the end of the event. There are some areas where parking will be limited to one side of the road but pop-ups and tables can be set up on both sides of the road. 

LELAND (COOKIE) MOORE ADCOCK, SR, age 76, passed away from this life to be with his Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ October 22, 2012 at his home following a long and courageous battle with cancer. He was born April 4, 1936 in Christiana, TN, to the late Bessie Boyd Moore Adcock and Clyde Felix Adcock, Sr. He was a lifelong resident of Rutherford County.

Mr. Adcock was a mechanic and welder for Hurst Construction Company,a mechanic for the Marty Robbins Racing Team, a civil defense volunteer for the Kittrell Community, a mechanic for the Kittrell Volunteer Fire Dept., a licensed ham radio operator, and was a general jack of all trades. He enjoyed riding motorcycles, metal detecting, playing guitar, gardening, building and flying radio controlled airplanes, fishing, and gun collecting.