(1904 – 1976) George Dyar, born in Boaz, Alabama, came to the Extension Service from Montgomery County, where he was teaching vocational agriculture in Ramer, Alabama. He had been teaching vocational agriculture since 1927, beginning then in Covington County....
(1950 – 1989) Roger Dale Dutton was a man of many accomplishments. Even though his life ended too soon, he had been able to affect changes in his roles as legislator, educator, and community activist. He was born in Danville, Alabama, and attended the public school...
(1936 – 2013) Donald E. Dunn was born in Jacksonville, Florida in 1936. He graduated from Wadley High School in 1954 and received a B.S. in Agriculture Administration from Auburn University in 1962. He was a veteran of the Korean Conflict serving with the U.S. Army....
(1928 – 1992) Margie Dean Duncan was once described as the best secretary any county agent’s office in the U.S. could possibly have. That is quite a commendation for the young lady who started work in her home county Extension Office in Carrollton right out of...
(1875 – 1947) Luther Noble Duncan was one of the pioneers of Extension work in Alabama. His hard work and dedication to excellence left an indelible mark on the Extension Service, as is evidenced by the building which bears his name. Duncan Hall houses the offices of...
(1909 – 1969) Devoted to the 4-H boys of Houston County for over eighteen years, Thomas J. Dumas was an outstanding Extension influence. “His boys” always brought home blue ribbons as a result of the hard work and dedication of them and their leader. He was born in...