
G. Mack Dove
Mack Dove, by his own admission, as a young boy loved to say, “vvvrrooommmmm!” That same noise might well be used to describe the sound

Mack Dove, by his own admission, as a young boy loved to say, “vvvrrooommmmm!” That same noise might well be used to describe the sound

Carl E. Jones, Jr. graduated from The University of Alabama in 1962 with a degree in finance and two job offers. He chose to take

A Legacy Framed in Timber Abbeville, Alabama While in law school, Jimmy Rane mediated a dispute over his father-in-law’s estate, which led to him taking

Materials Industry Leader, Noted Philanthropist, Exceptional Conservationist

Guided Liberty National Life Insurance from a small fraternal benefit society to one of the twenty largest stock life insurance companies in the United States; public benefactor; Samford University.

Stanley Robbins was born August 19, 1908, in the rough-and-tumble town of Flomaton on the Alabama Florida border, the son of Edward Stanley Robbins and

Outstanding Executive in the Insurance Industry, Productive Citizen

Drayton Nabers, Jr. of Birmingham has been a successful business executive, a chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court, an attorney, a civic leader, an

Entrepreneur in the Retail Food Industry, Leader in Educational, Civic, and Religious Activities

It’s a long way from Dora, Alabama to LaQuinta, California, but Charles W. Adair is no stranger to travel. Born in 1923 to William Fred

Peter Loftis Lowe is president of G.W. Jones and Sons Real Estate Investment Company, Inc. in Huntsville, Ala., and has made his mark in business

Textile Manufacturer and Industrial Spokesman, Civic Leader and Educational Benefactor

Outstanding Leader in Alabama Banking; Model Citizen; Philanthropist

John Alexander Williamson, by his own admission, was a risk-taker, a characteristic which, as he wrote in his book, “would stand me in good stead

Dynamic Industrial Pioneer, “The King of the Southern Iron World”

David J. Cooper, Sr. served as President of Cooper/T. Smith Corporation, headquartered in Mobile, Alabama from 1983 to 2008. In 2008 he became Vice-Chair, the

William H. Stender, Jr. is co-founder and retired chief executive officer of CAS, Inc., in Huntsville, a leading provider of systems engineering and technical assistance

In its first year of operation in 1917, Anderson News Company had sales of about $2,000. Today the four companies that grew from that small

James B. Boone, Jr., grew up in Tuscaloosa during interesting and tumultuous times, both in the newspaper business and in the civic life of the

Sidney McDonald has been a major force in bringing the people of Alabama and the Southeast the latest technologies in telecommunications. Born in Springville, Ala.,

Ted M. Henry, chairman of the board of Henry Brick Company, was born in Selma, Alabama, the song of John Davis Henry and Evelyn Sherrier
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