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2001

Robert S. Weil

Cotton is a small shrub that dates back nearly 7,000 years and was one of the earliest crops grown by European settlers, having been planted

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2023

Frank Stitt III 

Culinary Ambassador Cullman, Alabama Chef and restauranteur Frank Stitt is the founder and owner of four celebrated Birmingham restaurants: flagship Highlands Bar & Grill, opened

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Herman Bulls
2023

Herman E. Bulls

A Trailblazer, Leading with Integrity Florence, Alabama When Herman Bulls was named the Brigham Young University Marriott School of Business 2022 International Executive of the

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1975

Mervyn Hayden Sterne

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

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2015

James C. Lee, III

James C. Lee, III, “Jimmy,” currently serves as Executive Chairman and Owner of Buffalo Rock Company, one of the largest privately held, family-owned Pepsi franchises

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2015

J. Smith Lanier II

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

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2004

John H. Watson

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

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1974

Edward Aubert Roberts

From cargo checker to the president of Waterman Steamship Corporation, founder of Southern Industries, the guiding spirit of modern Mobile’s civic development.

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2002

Charles C. Anderson

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

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2015

William Michael Warren

William Michael (Mike) Warren, Jr. is a longtime resident of Birmingham, Alabama, but is originally from Texas. He attended high school in Auburn, Alabama, and

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