(1935 – 2021) Jewel Wesson Hardwick was born in Sylacauga, the daughter of the late Fred Edgar Wesson and Daisy Mae Stonecypher Wesson. She was a graduate of Fayetteville High School and attended the University of Montevallo. She later received a B.S. degree in...
(1929 – 2008) Sara Hutchinson was a household name for decades throughout Coffee County. She began her Extension career in 1956 with 4-H clubs and later became the Home Demonstration Agent. Sara’s career touched the lives of thousands of families over the span of...
(1931 – 1994) “Frances was a giver of things and of herself. She enjoyed being thoughtful and giving gifts. It would make her very happy if she could give to you before you would give to her. This generosity remained with her until her death.” Perhaps this is the...
(1931 – 2012) James R. Hurst was born in Chambers County, Alabama, on August 15, 1931, to James Lon Hurst and Louise Pilkington Hurst. He graduated from Milltown High School and Southern Union State Junior College and went on to Auburn University, where he attained...
(1917 – 1983) Multitalented Mary Eloise Hulsey was born in Ashburn, Georgia, on September 3, 1917. After graduating from St. Clair County High School in 1935, she entered Auburn and received a B.S. degree in 1939. Miss Hulsey’s first employment was with the Farm...
(1894 – 1985) A native of Tuscaloosa County, Worthy Hughes was born in Camp Hill on August 19, 1894. He was educated at Tuskegee Institute. His early work experience included teaching and managing a farm. Worthy loved people and he loved the land. So when he gained a...