(1919 – 2005) James Howell Stephenson was born in Hartselle, Alabama, and was a 1937 graduate of Morgan County High School. He attended Auburn University on a football scholarship. After injuring his knee, he joined and became captain of the track team, where he...
(1918 – 2010) Elizabeth Wheeler Stewart worked with the Alabama Cooperative Extension Service for over 27 years during a time that change was constant — changes for the better. As a home demonstration agent in Calhoun County and as a county agent in Tuscaloosa County,...
(1923 – 1993) Anna Breeden Stickney was a Dallas County native, being born on a cotton plantation in Selma, Alabama. She was the youngest of four daughters. Anna moved to Auburn with her mother and sisters when she was a young teenager, and it was in Auburn where she...
(1920 – 2007) Walter E. Stone, the first son of the late Elwood and Cora Stone of Sylacauga, Alabama, was born on March 18, 1920. He attended the public schools of Sylacauga, Alabama. Leaving his two younger brothers at home with his parents, he jumped astride his...
(1919 – 1994) C. U. Storey was one of the first district agents for community resource development to serve in Alabama. His background and responsibilities allowed him to plan, implement, and evaluate community resource development programs in the twenty-three county...
(1898 – 1985) Born in Coosada and raised on the family farm, Charles P. Storrs decided early to follow in his father’s footsteps. His father was Seth P. Storrs, a former banker turned farmer who went on to become Alabama Commissioner of Agriculture in 1928. Young...