About Us

Amy and Logan Blewett were married on May 16, 1998 after meeting at the University of Evansville in Evansville, Indiana. They moved to Paducah, Kentucky where Logan was working at the time.

Now, Amy teaches violin, piano, viola, and cello out of our home. Amy is a member of Reidland United Methodist where both of us are the Handbell Directors. Amy is also the volunteer Curator of the Paducah Railroad Museum.

Logan currently works as a school bus driver for McCracken County Schools. He continues to work as an Interpreter for the Deaf during church activities and as a volunteer. He is a member of Zion Cumberland Presbyterian Church. He teaches the Adult Sunday School class and fills the pulpit occasionally as a Lay Pastor. He recently received his Certificate in Pastoral Studies from the Louisville Presbyterian Seminary. He serves as the Presbytery Elder Commissioner. Logan accompanies Amy's students and tunes pianos. He is also involved in the community as a ham radio operator and as the Museum Director of the Paducah Railroad Museum. Additionally, he is President of the Paducah Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society.

We also volunteer at the Museum of the American Quilters' Society once a month, as well as the Paducah Railroad Museum.

We enjoy bike riding, swimming, taking walks together, and camping.

Last Updated 5/26/12

Tuesday, February 24, 2009

Yesterday we had a very "interesting" morning. Amy and I were coming home from swimming and we were rear-ended. Fortunately, Amy and I were not hurt, nor was the other driver. It was only a "glancing" impact with his front driver's side bumper, headlight, front fender, and front bumper and my passenger side rear bumper. He was an employee of a local tire and wheel shop that was test driving a customer's car. To boot, the car did not have a current registration! But, the shop has insurance for such happenings and it will be taken care of. Ironically, this bumper on my truck was bumped just before Christmas in a parking lot. Thank goodness I have not had it worked on yet. The previous damage could have just been buffed out not needing an insurance claim for either party, but this time is a bit different.
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