Dedication and Unveiling of Simpsonville Massacre Historical Highway Marker

Choral Presentation	"The Brotherhood" Clay Street Baptist Church
Introduction	J.T. Miller, Master of Ceremonies
Invocation	Rev. Ron Holder, Clay Street Baptist Church
Presentation of Colors	Honor Guard of the 12th USCHA-Reactivated
Welcoming Speeches	Ian Crump, Director Whitney Young Job Corps Center Steve Eden, Mayor of Simpsonville Rob Rothenberger, Judge Executive Shelby County Brad Montell, Representative 58th District (Shelby and Spencer Counties)
Remarks	Charles Young, Outgoing President Shelby County Historical Society Dr. J. Blaine Hudson, Chairman Kentucky African American Heritage Commission Kent Whitworth, Executive Director Kentucky Historical Society
Miss Dinnie Thompson Sisters of the Mysterious Ten	Interpreted by Erma Bush of the Kentucky Chautauqua
Battle Hymn of the Republic	"The Brotherhood"
Frederick Douglas	Interpreted by Mike Crutcher, President Camp Nelson Restoration and Preservation Foundation
Private Newton Busch, a survivor of the attack	Interpreted by Robert L. Bell 12 U.S. Colored Heavy Artillery-Reactivated
David E. Brown	Great great grandson of Private Samuel Truehart, Co. E - 5th USCC
Keynote Address	W. Stephen McBride, Ph.D., Director Interpretation and Archaeology Camp Nelson Civil War Heritage Park
Final Roll Call of the Troopers killed in Simpsonville	David E. Brown
Playing of Taps	Lee Rowland
Closing Remarks	J.T. Miller
Unveiling of Historical Mark	Kent Whitworth, Blaine Hudson and the Project Volunteers