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Letter: Please sign and remember Todd Parson

Kim Parson, Dolores Rogers' daughter, wrote to ask if Columbia Magazine would help spread the word about a petition drive related to the death of her brother, Adair County native Todd Parson, who was killed in an accident last year on a stretch of Bluegrass Parkway without lane barriers.

This petition will go to state leaders requesting that the 13-mile stretch of road have these added, saving lives. Todd has many friends in Adair County that would likely support this effort. Click here to sign the petition: www.change.org (Note: Link updated).




This story was posted on 2025-08-11 09:27:48
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Todd Parson with his late wife and their family



2025-08-11 - Adair County, KY - Photo from Kim Parson.
Family is hoping folks who remember Todd and the Parson family in Columbia will sign the petition to help spread the word about safety needs on the Bluegrass Parkway. This family picture is at the top of the page on the petition drive when you click the link - the late Todd Parson, with his daughter Allie, wife Leslie, granddaughter Kylie, and daughter Jessie. Todd and Leslie were the couple killed in the accident that the petition being sent to state leaders about. While they lived in Bowling Green, Todd grew up in Columbia, and that's where many of our friends and family live, so we are hoping to reach people who also travel that road and would benefit from these protective barriers being installed. Petition link is in the story linked to this picture.

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