(1909-1972) Floyd K. Agee, Sr., a native of Monroe County, graduated in 1935 from Auburn University. He taught vocational agriculture at Holly Pond in Cullman County and served two years in the Southwest Pacific in World War II before being named Assistant County...
(1908 – 1993) T. R. Agnew was a respected family man, church member, Extension agent, civil defense expert, youth, and community leader. He served the state of Alabama well during his 84 years, proving that a desire to learn all you can and then to teach others what...
(1891 – 1982) James Thomas Alexander was an advocate of and a strong believer in education, self-help, self-esteem, and traditional values as a means of overcoming adversities, responding to challenges, and unlocking and opening doors to opportunities in life....
(1903 – 1984) Mrs. Lillie M. Alexander spent thirty years serving the people of Alabama through her Extension assignments. Her greatest achievement was understanding the plight of disadvantaged families and being able to adjust programs to fit their needs. Born in...
(1915 – 2002) Mrs. Sara Gandy Alexander is remembered by her friends and family in Clarke County as a very sweet and gracious lady. Webster’s Dictionary defines “lady” as “a woman of refinement and gentle manners.” This is how Sara Alexander lived her life each day....
(1914 – 2001) Lawrence Comer Alsobrook was born in Brantley, Alabama, on September 2, 1914. He had two brothers and three sisters. He attended college at Auburn University, where he received his B.S. in 1937. He began his professional career as a Vocational...