Tom Rutherford Papers 1823-2006 1972-2004

Colby family

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World Hot Air Balloon Championship

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New Mexico. Legislature. Senate

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Bernalillo County (N.M.). Commission

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Rio Grande Rapid Rail Project.

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American Council of Young Political Leaders.

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Rutherford family

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Fraternal Order of Police (U.S.)

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Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta (1976-1990)

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Rutherford, Tom, 1947-

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Politician, lobbyist and balloonist, Thomas Truxtum Rutherford was born March 3, 1947 in Ohio. He moved with his parents, Jim and Betty Rutherford and siblings to New Mexico from Columbus, Ohio in 1954. While attending the University of New Mexico, Tom Rutherford opened The Flower Shoppe, which carried merchandise such as posters, beads, buttons and jewelry. He said he opened the store "to gain practical experiences in business." In 1970 he received his BBA in Marketing and Economics from the Un...

Kodak Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta

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