OCTOBER 2021 ALABAMA SCHOOL JOURNAL
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AEA mourns the death of members
The following is a list of AEA members who passed away during the month of September. Though we mourn the passing of these members, we also celebrate their many contributions to
the profession. All names and employment
information are provided by the Retirement Systems of
Alabama.
Alabama A&M Univ.
Oscar Levon Logan
Alexander City
Gloria Johnson
AL. Dept. of Education
Gary L. McKim
Andalusia City
Susie B. Copeland
Athens City
Robert W. Blair Sherry M. Langley
Auburn University
Charles J. Hiers George Cherellia William B. Webster Nancy C. Woodman
Baldwin County
Rochelle H. Robinson Patricia M. Conway James Clauzell Cox Ferrolyn H. Hightower
Bessemer City
Margaret K. Elm
Birmingham City
Paula B. Weldon Rinda D. Morgan Lorene Taylor Peggy Louise Scott Hazel A. Nunally Shelby B. Sharp Pinkney Tooson
Calhoun County
W. E. Connell, Jr.
Chambers County
Evangeline C. Sanders Davetta C. Heath
Cherokee County
Kathleen Y. Anderson Bobby Ray Halle
Choctaw County
Sylvia McIlwain
Clay County
Kermit Caldwell
Cleburne County
Virginia Lou Watson
Covington County
Glenda I. Turner John P. Harbuck
Crenshaw County
Leroy Jones
Decatur City
Gladys D. Smith Mary Leen Farr Sandra Kathleen James Angela M. Bowie
Dekalb County
Brenda McNew
Dothan City
Ruth W. Bevis Marilyn W. Latta Patricia J. Crenshaw Angela J. Davis Brenda S. Weeks
Elmore County
Hazel C. Taylor
Escambia County
Doreen Silcox Willie R. Dixion David Glenn Nolin
Faulkner State CC
John Willie Carter, II
Fayette County
Jerry L. Olive
Florence City
Cynthia R. Tillery Linda B. Jackson
Gadsden City
Peggy N. Higgins Merriel Annette Mayo
Haleyville City
Clavis Fay Comeens
Hartselle City
David L. Harris
Henry County
Loretta Money
Hoover City
Barbara Jean Thomas
Jefferson County
Odie S. King Thelma M. Washburn Jessie C. Mullins Mary K. Jenkins Geraldine G. Campbell Frances Moody
Lamar County
Seaphues Dailey
Lee County
Ike Calloway
Limestone County
Barbara J. Carpenter
Madison County
Alfred B. Wood Rosa Patrice Alexander
Marengo County
Sarah L. Wright
Mobile County
Betty Sue Gaston Bridget Shaw Thomas Elizabeth Lynd R.L. Watson Maureen Franklin Margaret Ann Booth Charles L. Smith Larry Keith Gorum
Monroe County
Doris J. Crook Linda B. Dailey
Montgomery County
Olivia D. Pickett Janice Johnson Parducci James C. Young
Mountain Brook City
Carl Cooper
Opp City
Kenneth Barnes
Ozark City
Katherine F. Jacobs
Pickens County
Joseph S. Elmore
Russell County
Cuba D. Cooper
Selma City
Bertram Edward Pickney
Shelton State CC
Samuel Merriweather
Sumter County
Clarence Williams Rubye Jones
Talladega City
Shirley Lawler Ware
Talladega County
Gail D. Pace
Tuscaloosa City
Armond Thomas, Jr. Carol V. Kendrick
Tuscaloosa County
Lila Niles White Sondra T. Harmon
Univ of Alabama Bham
Lavergne I. Parr Lawrence E. Armstrong Carol Panos Holmes
Walker County
Peggy E. Scruggs
Wallace State CC
Jane G. McMurtry Mary W. Morrow
NOMINATE A COLLEAGUE FOR THE OUTSTANDING POSTSECONDARY AWARD.
In an effort to recognize and honor outstanding postsecondary
members within AEA and to publicize
the achievement of postsecondary members, the AEA Postsecondary Division Executive Committee has created the Outstanding Postsecondary Member Award. The award will be presented at the next
Postsecondary Conference.
To be eligible for the award, the nominee must have engaged in activities relating to one or more of
the following: Provided leadership in higher education; Promoted, designed and
coordinated programs which enhance the relationship between higher education
and the community (preK-12, business, international, etc.); Worked to improve relations
and understanding among higher education groups (private institutions, other
faculty and staff organizations, NCAA, etc.); Developed and promoted
legislation impacting higher
education; Contributed to the National Council for Higher Education
(NCHE) mission, goals and
advocacy.
Nominations must include a completed nomination form, a statement outlining in some detail the accomplishments as related to
the criteria as well as any supporting
documentation which would be helpful to the Awards Committee
when selecting the winner.
In order to be considered, all nominations and supporting documentation must be at the AEA headquarters no later than 4:45
p.m., Friday, November 19, 2021. For information, please visit myAEA.org. Outstanding Postsecondary Award
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