(1911 – 1998) Eugenia R. Small impacted the lives of thousands of county citizens and left a wonderful legacy to her students, homemakers, grandchildren, nieces, and nephews. She taught many valuable lessons about life, such as getting along with others, striving to...

(1929 – 2019) Dora Grace Frost Smith began her career with the Alabama Cooperative Extension System after receiving a degree in Vocational Home Economics Education from Alabama College (now University of Montevallo.) After teaching high school home economics in...

(1938 – 2007) If you listen closely and look intently, perhaps you can still see him, at least in your mind. He might be walking from his office to see the director, sort of a happy walk that exuded confidence and optimism. He might be behind a podium dispensing...

(1919 – 2008) Very informed… highly intelligent… supporter of colleagues… honest… helpful… communicator. The epitome of what Extension work is. These are words that come to mind when former coworkers are asked to describe Julia M. Smith. Julia M. Smith was born in...

(1939 – 2019) Richard Edward Smith was employed by Tuskegee Institute as a Negro County Agent in Marion, Perry County, Alabama in 1962. The U.S. Court System ordered the removal of the title Negro, and his position was merged with the Auburn University Extension...

(1933 – 2006) Ted B. Smith was born in Enterprise, Alabama, in the Mt. Pleasant community on September 15, 1933, to Carrie Clifton Boyette Smith and Claudia Homer Smith. He graduated from Enterprise High School in 1951. Mr. Smith served in the U.S. Air Force from 1952...