David A Stewart of Bowling Green Kentucky Conveys His Love for Kentucky

David A Stewart of Bowling Green, Kentucky, is proud of the city he has been born, raised, educated, made a living and raised a family in. As a result it truly bothers him how the media is often reminding the fair and dear citizens of his beloved city of Bowling Green they are the 3rd greatest city in Kentucky. Stewart can often be heard loudly proclaiming “Third largest, but the very Finest city in this fine state.” This enthusiasm is perhaps Stewart’s most commonly known trait and it has made him the city’s hottest campaign manager for the last several decades.

David A. Stewart’s extraordinary career was preceded by an education in Bowling Green’s own elementary schools and high schools where he was obviously a standout in three sports. Stewart matriculated at Western Kentucky University where he was a student manager for the men’s basketball team before taking over as the beloved WKU mascot The Hilltopper. Anyone who knows David A Stewart and his devotion to Bowling Green are not hard pressed to visualize his enthusiasm as his alma mater’s mascot. It is a natural fit. His Bachelor’s Degree in Communications and Public Relations has served him well, as well.

David A. Stewart has been crafting unique campaign ideas and marketing plans for some of Bowling Green, Kentucky’s biggest movers and shakers. And everyone knows Stewart is found at his second home, Bowling Green Lanes, where is a whiz on the bowling alley. When it comes time every year to select teams, everyone wants to be on David A Stewarts’ bowling league. Those that aren’t, vow that this is the year they will bring him down. So far, nobody has succeeded. Stewart brings the same level of enthusiasm to his bowling league that he brings to his Political and Marketing Consultancy and that he brought to his role as the WKU Mascot. (His moves, we’re told, are legendary.)

When David A. Stewart isn’t bowling perfect games and planning winning strategies for Politicians, he spends time with his wife , children and grandchild - all of whom he’s grooming to be WKU’s Hilltopper mascot someday. The family is a regular fixture at WKU basketball games, all cheering on their beloved team together.