2019 Outstanding Family Advocates to Receive the Outstanding Family Advocate Award, a Legislator Must Have Earned a 100% Rating on the 2019 LFF Annual Scorecard

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2019 Outstanding Family Advocates To receive the Outstanding Family Advocate Award, a Legislator must have earned a 100% rating on the 2019 LFF Annual Scorecard. LFF awards their courage with a specifically commissioned bust of Patrick Henry, the founding father who famously shouted, “Give me liberty, or give me death!” Senators Jack Donahue Beth Mizell Dale Erdey Neil Riser Jim Fannin Francis Thompson Ryan Gatti Mike Walsworth Gerald Long Mack “Bodi” White John Milkovich Representatives Mark Abraham Frank Hoffman Blake Miguez Beryl Amedee Mike Huval Gregory Miller Raymond Crews Barry Ivey Rogers Pope Rick Edmonds Mike Johnson Jerome Richard Raymond Garofalo Sherman Mack Alan Seabaugh Lance Harris Jack McFarland Valarie Hodges Wayne McMahen 2019 Family Advocates To receive the Family Advocate Award, a Legislator must have achieved more than an 80% rating on the 2019 LFF Annual Scorecard. Senators Sharon Hewitt Rick Ward Representatives Tony Bacala Dodie Horton Larry Bagley Christopher Leopold Taylor Barras Tanner Magee John Berthelot James “Jim” Morris Ryan Bourriaque John “Jay” Morris Stephen Carter Stuart Moss Charles “Bubba” Chaney Nicholas Muscarello Jean-Paul Coussan Steve Pylant Phillip DeVillier Clay Schexnayder Stephen Dwight John Stefanski Reid Falconer Kirk Talbot John Guinn Polly Thomas Cameron Henry Chris Turner Stephanie Hilferty Mark Wright Paul Hollis Jerome “Zee” Zeringue 2019 Life & Liberty Awards Senators Regina Barrow John Milkovich Beth Mizell Life and Liberty Awards are presented each year to legislators who authored and successfully passed key legislation that promotes life and liberty. Representatives Raymond Crews Frank Hoffman Valarie Hodges Katrina Jackson Sharon Hewitt Rick Ward Gladiator Award The Gladiator Award is given to an individual or organization who goes above and beyond the call of duty to preserve the freedoms upon which this nation was founded. We bestow this sword to those who go the extra mile in the fight for life, liberty, and limited government. 2019 Kevin Kane Justice Award Kevin Kane was the founder and past president of the Pelican Institute for Public Policy. He was a key initiator of criminal justice reform efforts in Louisiana that has led to successful, bipartisan endeavors to counter the cycle of recidivism. In October 2016, Kevin lost his courageous battle with cancer. LFF President, Gene Mills, made a pledge to continue the work Kevin began and is honored to recognize his legacy with the Kevin Kane Justice Award. We honor the advocates who work tirelessly to reform our justice system while respecting families impacted by crime..

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