(1913 – 1991) The first twenty years of her professional career were devoted to teaching home economics in Alabama schools. Another twenty-three were with Alabama Extension as home demonstration agent in Lee County. For forty-three years, Elisabeth Craig Crum worked...
(1892 – 1964) Samuel N. Crosby was the son of A.B. and Martha McMillian Crosby of Stockton, Alabama. He graduated from Alabama Polytechnic Institute (now Auburn University) with a degree in agriculture. Sam was appointed Dale County’s first County Agent on June 16,...
(1953 – 2010) For someone who grew up in a small town in southeast Georgia, being employed at an academic institution was not something that crossed Jerry Crews’ mind. But he had a desire to attend college, and following his high school graduation, he left his small...
(1953 – 2019) Annie Francine McNeece Creecy passed away at her home surrounded by family and friends after a four-and-a-half-year battle with brain cancer. She fought courageously and encouraged others with her struggle. Creecy received her B.S. in Distributive...
(1957 – 2006) Larry Jerome Craft was born on August 28, 1957, in Gordo, Alabama. He attended Auburn University and received a Bachelor’s degree in animal science in 1979. Larry also received a Master’s degree from Auburn in 1987 in agronomy. He was appointed Assistant...
(1906 – 1993) Lillian Cox was born in Columbus, Mississippi, on May 29, 1906. Born and raised on a farm in rural Mississippi, Lillian realized early an ambition to “go on to college and learn how to teach.” And that she did. Miss Cox attended Mississippi State College...