(1942 – 2014) Mr. Ralph Judson Teague, Jr., worked for the Alabama Cooperative Extension System in Communications and Marketing. He worked in the early days of technology and helped to bring Extension into the computer age. His office was on the second floor of Duncan...

(1921 – 1991) Richard Wilbanks Teague was born in Branchville, Alabama, on February 4, 1921. He graduated from St. Clair County High School in 1939 and immediately enrolled at Auburn University. His plans were to gain a B.S. degree in agriculture. However, when the...

(1900 – 1984) Miss Willie Lou Terrell was born near Dangerfield, Texas, and began teaching school at age 18 in a two-room school. She attended East Texas State Teachers College during the summers and earned her degree in Home Economics in 1930. She obtained a Master’s...

(1911 – 2002) Sarah L. Thomas was the recipient of the Distinguished Service Award from the Alabama Extension Home Economist Association, an award which she always cherished. It meant that her peers throughout the state recognized her hard work with the home...

(1901 – 1993) W. D. “Doug” Thomason devoted his life to helping others, whether it was on a football field in 1926 preparing boys at the Sidney Lanier High School for a football competition. Or in a classroom in 1930 teaching vocational agriculture to young men from...

(1932 – 2019) Dr. Ann Elizabeth Thompson was born in Daviston AL in 1932, a few minutes after her twin brother, Joe. She earned a B.S. with honors in Home Economics at Auburn University, a Masters of Adult Education at the University of Maryland, and a Doctorate of...