(1906 – 1964) She was born Maude Louise Cumming on October 22, 1906, in Dothan, Alabama. She would later become Mrs. Maude Woodfin, a distinguished Extension worker. Maude’s early education inspired her to seek a Bachelor of Arts degree from Huntingdon College in...
(1886 – 1953) John Dillard Wood, born November 1, 1886, in Wehadkee, Alabama, grew up in Randolph County. It was there that his Extension career began in 1912. In 1917, he transferred to Franklin County to make his mark as an Extension county agent. The best...
(1941 – 2009) Barry Wood was a dedicated county agent for the Alabama Cooperative Extension Service for over thirty years. His Extension career included assistant county agent in Hale County, county agent in Escambia County, and County Agent-Coordinator in Butler...
(1895 – 1952) William Overton Winston was born April 20, 1895, at the ancestral Winston home, “Oak Hill,” in Gainesville, Alabama. He was the oldest son of Charles and Irene Winston. Educated at Auburn University, William Winston began work with the Alabama Extension...
(1923 – 2017) From the words of Jack Smith, retired ACES employee, and friend of Bill Wilson…. Lest we forget, of the many achievements that we can point to in Bill Wilson’s life are these… He walked the hills and hollows of the 4-H Center campus with members of his...
(1943 – 2011) Mrs. Vera Wilson was dedicated to her job. She served as a County Agent with the Tuscaloosa County Cooperative Extension Service. She graduated from Pickens County Training School and received a B.S. in Vocational Home Economics from Alabama A&M...