(1891 – 1967) Nicholas Kallock attended public school in South Carolina. He graduated from Tuskegee Institute with a diploma in agriculture. He was employed by the Extension Service as the first ‘moveable school’ agent in 1925. He was later promoted to the position...
(1909 – 1985) Vachel Lee Keeble was born December 26, 1909, at Rock Mills, Alabama, in Randolph County. Attending public school in Roanoke, he graduated from Handley High School in 1928. After high school, he completed the nine-month business course at Massey...
(1893 – 1990) Spurgeon Keller was a gentleman, a scholar, a loving husband, and adored father, a patriotic American, and an avid fan of Auburn University. He was born on a farm in Cullman County on December 15, 1893, the seventh child of Tom and Nancy Keller. He was...
(1912 – 1956) Wilbur Baker Kelley’s relatively short life and career included positions of Assistant County Agent and County Agent in Monroe and Dallas counties, a three-year stint in the U.S. Army during World War II, and Director of the Blackbelt Substation, where...
(1918 – 1987) Earl Franklin Kennamer was a very special Extension worker and one of the Extension Service’s most colorful personalities. He was never at a loss for words or ways to get people’s attention, and his creativity was put to good use for the betterment of...
(1918 – 2002) Rosalie Roy Kennamer was a member of the Extension family for many years. Her association with the Alabama Cooperative Extension Service began in 1948 when her husband, Earl F. Kennamer, took a position as Fish and Wildlife Specialist, thereby beginning...