(1906 – 1990) Myrtie Clara Wilson dedicated her 84 years of life to serving others – through teaching, Extension work, and community service. A native of Roanoke, Alabama, Miss Wilson was a 1923 graduate in Home Economics of Handley High School. She earned her B.S....
(1944 – 2006) Mazie Lee Howard was born in Tensaw, Alabama, and later moved to Bay Minette, where she attended the public schools of Baldwin County, graduating from Douglasville High School. She received her B.S. degree in Home Economics from Alabama A&M...
(1915 – 1973) Lettie Lee Wynn Wilson was born in Columbus, Georgia, on May 1, 1915, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wynn. She was educated in the Columbus public schools. Mrs. Wilson died on April 4, 1973, while working on EFNEP visits in Russell County. She was a...
(1906 – 1996) Hattie Eugenia Wilson was born in Roanoke, Alabama, on May 28, 1906. She was educated in the public schools of Roanoke and graduated from Handley High School. She attended and graduated from Alabama College in Montevallo in 1927 with a B.S. Degree in...
(1921 – 1994) Say the word “Ham” in Alabama, and odds are that people will think beef, not pork. Such was the powerful personality and leadership of E. H. “Ham” Wilson, the man who skillfully crafted the Alabama Cattlemen’s Association into the largest of its kind in...
(1936 – 2018) Ms. Betty H. Wilson served as the County Extension Coordinator with the Alabama Cooperative Extension System in Russell County for forty-three years. She received her B.S. degree in Vocational Home Economics from Alabama College (the University of...