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The 1982 World’s Fair and its resounding success was one of Jake’s most cherished accomplishments and memories. In 1975, Jake was asked by retired Air Force Colonel Stewart Evans, King Cole and then Mayor Kyle Testerman to be the Chairman of the International Energy Exposition (World’s Fair) in Knoxville. Other political involvement included being a member of the Democratic National, Finance & Inaugural Committees (1976-1980). Jake, with his love for the people of Tennessee, ran for governor in 1974 and was the Democratic Nominee for Governor in 1978. In 1978, Jake’s United American Bank moved in to its new headquarters at United American Plaza and went on to become east Tennessee’s largest bank, accounting for many of the business loans in Knoxville. With the help of several Knoxville business leaders including Pat Wood, United American Plaza was constructed and became Knoxville’s tallest building. In 1975, Jake purchased controlling interest in Hamilton National Bank of Knoxville and changed the name to United American Bank. In 1970, the bank was opened in Oak Ridge and Clinton and the name changed to City & County (C&C) Bank. purchased First National Bank of Lake City in 1968. With the help of his father, Jake and C.H. In 1965, he moved Butcher Oil Company from Maynardville to Clinton, TN and changed the name to Bull Run Oil Company where it became one of the largest Amoco Jobbers in Tennessee serving area’s from Sevierville to Carthage, TN. Butcher, Jr., founded Butcher Insurance Company and then in 1963 Jake founded Butcher Oil Company. During his long life, he treasured his family and they all adored him. Jake and Sonya also have 8 grandchildren, Kendall Loyd White, Austin Loyd, McCall Current, Joshua Current, Colby Butcher, Katelyn Butcher, Jace Butcher and Olivia Butcher, and 2 great grandchildren, Abigail and Judah White. He married Broadway actress and Oak Ridge native Sonya Wilde in 1962 and together they had four children, Maria (Randy) Loyd, Scarlett (Tim) Current, Brad (Leigh Ann) Butcher and Jason (Ashley) Butcher. Jake always held the Marine Corps close to his heart. After college, he joined the United States Marine Corps serving primarily in Korea, Japan and Marine Corps Air Station El Toro. Jake attended Maynardville High School and later the University of Tennessee and Hiwassee College. and Kate Walters Butcher in the rural town of Maynardville, Tennessee.

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