(1913 – 1973) Clemmie Mae Martin, a native of Dothan, was born on June 21, 1913. After graduating from high school, she entered Tuskegee Institute and received a B.S. Degree in Home Economics in 1936. She later completed 15 hours of social work at Howard University....
(1938 – 2014) Celeste Hurley Martin was born in Tennessee and moved to Sheffield, Alabama, as a child. She was the daughter of Noah T. and Lillie Hurley. She graduated from Sheffield High School at the age of 16 and attended Alabama Polytechnic Institute (Auburn...
(1945 – 2009) Brenda Jeanette Martin. She was one of a kind; an open book; unforgettable. Those who knew her well feel lucky to have crossed her path in the short 63 years of her life. Brenda grew up in Pepperell, a small tightly-knit community between Auburn and...
(1919 – 1985) Ann Turner Martin, born December 7, 1919, spent 15 years in Extension, all in Covington County. Mrs. Martin was appointed Extension Home Agent in Covington, in September of 1966. She worked primarily with 4-H youth, with other duties added later. She...
(1925 – 1976) It was altogether typical of Johnie Marable that on his last day of work — April 16, 1976 — that he was so engrossed in Extension business that he didn’t leave his office on the Auburn campus until well past quitting time. It was typical, too, that he...
(1943 – 2017) Mrs. Mary P. Malone worked for the Urban and New Non-Traditional Program (1890) supervised from Alabama A&M University. She served Morgan and Limestone counties in the area of Family and Consumer Science. Malone was born in Birmingham, AL to Everett...