(1902 – 1971) “A dedicated Extension worker, Beverly Holstun was an outstanding agricultural leader who had loyalty and devotion to the people he served. His wisdom and understanding were often sought by all who knew him. We shall miss him greatly.” These words on...
(1931 – 2017) Mrs. Johnnie Mae Hooks, a Supervising Program Assistant and later an Agent Assistant, showed extremely dedicated service during her 32-year tenure with the Alabama Cooperative Extension System. She retired on September 30, 2008, after impacting many with...
(1920 – 1950) Isreal Leon Hopson, Jr., was born in Montgomery County on September 17, 1920. He was killed in an automobile accident on October 14, 1950. Isreal graduated from Montgomery County Training School in 1939 and went on to college at Alabama A&M. He...
(1921-1988) Mrs. Gladys Horn was county agent for 4-H in Choctaw County prior to her retirement in September 1981. She spent her entire thirty-two years with the Extension Service in Choctaw County, having begun her Extension career on April 1, 1950. A native of...
(1921 – 1996) The world is blessed most by men who do things, and not by those who talk, quotes the poet Oliver. No truer words could have been spoken of Robert C. Horn. With his work, he provided a yeoman’s service, always going beyond the call of duty. Robert Horn...
(1938 – 2008) Kind… Professional… Effective… Cool… Competent… Modest… Encouraging… A Friend… A Gentleman. The list of descriptive words when speaking of Bill Hosking goes on and on. Add great manager, leader, enthusiastic. Bill’s death on August 5, 2008, shocked many...