
The name “Fred Sington” says it all. Name an award, he received it. Name a charity, he helped it. Name a civic organization, he was

Investment Executive, Real Estate Developer, Civic Leader, Philanthropist

World-Renowned Business Educator and Scholar; The University of Alabama’s “Ambassador to the World”; Dedicated Citizen

The late Bernard A. Monaghan, former chief executive officer of Vulcan Materials Co., was a successful lawyer who left the legal profession to become a successful

Joel R. Anderson is director and retired chairman of the Anderson Companies, which include Anderson Media Corporation and its Anderson Merchandisers subsidiary, the country’s largest

When Jim Holbrook became chief executive officer of Sterne Agee Group, Inc., revenue was $5 million. Today firm revenue is more than $350 million. James

Founder of Avondale Mills, Governor of Alabama, Textile Pioneer, Educational Benefactor.

William D. (Billy) Harrigan, Jr., built Scotch Lumber Company into the third-largest employer in Clarke County and one of Alabama’s leading lumber producers. The Fulton,

John Holman Watson knows a good investment when he sees one. He’s built his life and career around an uncanny ability to recognize good deals

Led Gulf States Paper for over twenty years; the only woman president of a major integrated paper company; philanthropist, gracious lady, daughter, wife, and mother.

Smith Lanier II attended Auburn University in 1945 and 1946 before transferring to the United States Merchant Marine Academy where he obtained a degree in

Outstanding Leader in Alabama Banking; Model Citizen; Philanthropist

Randy Owen has been the frontman and lead vocalist of the legendary group, Alabama, the most successful and awarded band in country music history for

The cornerstone of Randall Publishing is a recognition program for scholars, Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. But the publishing company founded

When Ernest Going Williams was selected to receive The University of Alabama’s Distinguished Alumni Award, The Tuscaloosa News, in a congratulatory editorial, said Williams “joins

The “Can-Do” motto of the Sea bees best summarizes the philosophy of Miller Gorrie, who served for three years in the Civil Engineering Corps of

President of Traders National Bank, Organizer of M. H. Sterne and Company, Pioneer in School Financing, Investment Strategist, Civic Leader, Humanitarian.

Outstanding Corporate Executive; Active Participant in Myriad Phases of Community Life.

M . Eugene Moor, Jr., better known as Gene Moor, showed early in life that he was going to be a leader and had a
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