(1915 – 1981) Stephen Maxwell Harris was born in Hazelhurst, Georgia. He spent most of his life in neighboring Alabama as a student, Extension worker, and school administrator. Steve first came to Alabama to attend Tuskegee Institute High School. He graduated and...
(1872 – 1961) “In September 1909 when I saddled my horse and started out as a special agent in Farmers’ Cooperative Demonstration work getting farmers to plant, fertilize, and cultivate an acre of corn and an acre of cotton according to instructions sent out by the...
(1924 – 2005) William J. “Bill” Hardy, Sr., was a respected and diligent employee of the Extension Service. He served 33 years in Wilcox County and has been lauded as one of Camden’s favorite citizens. Bill Hardy grew up in Coosa County, Alabama, and graduated from...
(1915 – 1977) Mrs. Jack B. Hardy was a devoted and respected member of the Extension family for over thirty years. Always conscientious, she was loved by agents, coworkers, and residents of Coosa County, where she worked as a secretary from 1946 until her death in...
(1908 – 1956) He was born Dalton Riggs Harbor on October 3, 1908, in Detroit, Alabama. He grew up and earned his high school diploma from SSAS in Hamilton, Alabama, in 1927. His next stop was Auburn University, where he received his B.S. degree in 1931. Not only did...
(1891 – 1970) She was born in Gallatin, Tennessee, and educated at Tuskegee Institute. Luella Cleveland Hanna began life on March 20, 1891. By 1912, she had received her B.S. degree from Tuskegee and was prepared for the life of service she embarked upon. From 1913...