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preservationist, Dana Crawford, as the Grand Marshal for the 2019 Stock Show Kick-Off Parade, presented by Arrow Electronics. On Thursday, January 10th, Dana Crawford will lead the traditional drive of Longhorn cattle, horses and western wagons through the streets of downtown Denver to celebrate the start of the 2019 National Western Stock Show.  The parade begins at noon outside of Crawford’s very own name-sake hotel, The Crawford Hotel at Union Station.  The parade marches fifte*n blocks down 17th Street to the West. This prestigious annual award recognizes those who embody the spirit and determination of the Western pioneer and perpetuate the West’s agriculture heritage and ideals. A committee of community leaders selects the recipients. Tointon, who calls Greeley, Colorado home, is a well-known and much-respected business leader, rancher and philanthropist. He will receive the award at a dinner on January 14, 2019, at the National Western Events Center. Proceeds from the event support 100 scholarships awarded annually to colleges and universities in Colorado and Wyoming by the National Western Scholarship Trust. Tointon was born into a fa*ming family in Smith County, Kansas. The oldest of the three boys, he was the first in his family to graduate from college, earning a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from Kansas State University. A member of the Advanced ROTC program at three-year agreement with Denver radio station, 98.5 KYGO-FM, owned and operated by Bonneville International, as its official and “KYGO is an iconic brand in the country music category,” states Paul Andrews, President and CEO of the National Western Stock Show. “Dominating the country music market for almost forty years speaks volumes to their commitment to country music listeners, the Denver community and the western lifestyle. Those are the same values the Stock Show is built from, and we are thrilled to be partnering with Stock Show fans can now access Stock Show updates, information and behind the scenes insights to Denver’s most historic event on their