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Neva Elizabeth Shearer, T-40 John Willis Ackerman Those of us who end up marrying our high school sweethearts pinch ourselves every damn day and never stop feeling lucky for finding the love of our lives at such a young age. Neva Elizabeth Shearer, T-40 John Willis Ackerman, T-40 Dorothy Lucille Becker, T-41 Lowry Watwood “Wat” Adams, T-40 Married – 9 April 1960 Mildred Poole, T-51 Paul Phillip Adams, T-52 Married – 12 May 1951 Evelyn Virginia Gentry, T-50 Willis Donald Agnew, T-50 Sandra Cooke, T-53 George Washington Akers, T-53 Mary Jean Hankins, T-45 Richard Lamar “Dick” Akers, T-45 Hazel Lorine Clark, T-33 Walter Horace Allen, Jr., T-33 Marguerite Mead, T-42 John D. Altick, T-42 Marilyn Hamilton, T-48 Dwain Andereck, T-47 Ladye Alice Otte, T-42 James Alexander Anderson, T-41 Marjorie Arlene Cornell, T-39 James Tucker Andrews, T-39 Jessie Laverne Crain, T-37 George Edward Arquitt, T-34 Frances Ruth Pate, T-38 Robert Lee Arquitt, Jr., T-35 Married – 6 October 1973 Vickie Elaine Frazier, T-73 Langston Andrew Atkins, T-73 Anna B. Leatherwood, T-42 James Austin Baker, T-39 Married – 21 August 1954 Marilyn Ann Hunt, T-55 Harold Leon Barnes, T-48 Edna Earl Griffith, T-35 Hugh Wynn Barton, T-35 Martha Wall Mask, T-53 Everett Ellis Baskin, T-52 Married – 12 April 1963 Alcy L. Bland, T-61 James Michael Baskin, T-60 Dora May Hooten, T-51 Joe Ronald Baskin, T-51 Married – 26 June 1938 Gwendolyn Millicent Sinclair, T-36 Henry Everette Baumann, T-32 Eunice Ann Herriman, T-47 Robert Gordon Bell, T-47 Carolyn Holt, T-41 William B. Bell, Jr., T-41 Carolyn Reid, T-50 Ralph Jefferson Bennett, T-52 Married – 19 April 1976 Suzette Perry, T-76 William Blakely, T-75 Johnnie Mai Tull, T-55 James Ray Blakey, T-55 Vera Ann Moore, T-50 Harry Gene Bogard, T-50 Married – 8 July 1961 Dolly Ruth Lee, T-61 Ronnie Lawrence Bogard, T-60 Veda Marguerite Gipson, T-39 William Burrow Bomar, T-36 Married – 28 March 1948 Elsie Jean Meredith, T-47 Daniel Bowden, Jr., T-44 Hester May Mahoney, T-41 Henry Leonard Boyd, T-43 Doris N. Armstrong, T-54 Charles William Bright, T-54 Jo Ann West, T-42 Wilbur L. “Jack” Brimm, T-41 Harriet Marie Jones, T-40 Charles X. Brooks, T-40 Married – 26 December 1940 Margaret Adelene Archer, T-37 Hugh Madison Brooks, T-36 Married – 1 December 1949 Barbara Anne Hartsfield, T-48 Jack Vestal Brower, T-48 Syble Louise Estes, T-47 Richard Poe Brown, T-42 Helen Kathryn Whitsitt, T-37 Forest Estes Bryan, T-36 Corrie Anne Christie, T-37 Joseph Baxter Buchanan, Jr., T-35 Lillie Mae Styers, T-47 James Gerald Buffaloe, T-48 Married – 9 June 1968 Paula Kay Williams, T-65 Danny Ray Bumpas, T-66 Married – 3 June 1960 Barbara Joe Birge, T-60 Jack Buzard, Jr., T-58 Married – 6 July 1963 Linda Ann Calhoun, T-62 Marcus O’Quinn Cain, T-61 Married – 19 June 1959 Mary Jean Anderson, T-59 Rawley Hughes Cain, T-57 Married – 4 September 1941 Theresa Madelyn Sharp, T-37 Andrew Melvin Calhoun, T-35 Married – 26 November 1932 Evelyn E. Baird, T-27 Burton Harry Callicott, T-27 Married – 9 August 1930 Alice Mae Crane, T-28 William Lane Callicott, T-27 Mary Frances Williams, T-42 Edward E. Camferdam, T-42 Married – 16 July 1938 Laura Louise Young, T-31 Ned Carlisle Cantrell, T-31 Married – 30 September 1961 Sherron Gayle Duncan, T-62 Bobby Harold Capers, T-61 Marianne Maxwell, T-49 Marion Monroe Carden, Jr., T-49 Norma Johnson, T-36 Collins David Carithers, T-36 Frances Irene Garrett, T-42 John Hayes Carney, Jr., T-41 Married – 30 November 1941 Madge Barbara Wilmoth, T-40 George Joe Carter, T-39 Vernettie Asenath Wilson, T-37 Charles Kirby Cartwright, T-35 Lois Loraine Mattice, T-44 Eugene Leroy Caudle, Jr., T-44 Mary Elizabeth Troutt, T-37 Joe Arthur Chance, Jr., T-36 Betty Claire Scarbrough, T-46 Hurley B. Chancy, Jr., T-46 Married – 25 November 1997 Linda Joan McCommon, T-66 Jerry Campbell Channell, T-66 Married – 16 July 1965 Francis Inez Hill, T-66 William Larry Charnes, T-64 Mattie L. Stewart, T-42 Robert Leach “Bob” Chism, T-40 Married – 27 July 1974 Patricia Andreen Byars, T-65 Danny Houston Clark, T-66 Married – 12 March 1965 Susan Lynne Schraudt, T-64 Homer Edward Click, Jr., T-63 Nora Marie Jones, T-43 Earl White Clift, T-42 Theresa Lynne Deckard, T-69 John Smith Clinton, T-69 Edith Florine Jordan, T-52 William Thomas Cochran, T-50 Kitty Broadway Shelby, T-40 William Leonidus Cockroft, T-40 Lydia M. Hildebrand, T-42 Marvin J. Cole, Jr., T-42 Edna Earle Hutson, T-36 Herschelle Victor “H.V.” Coleman, T-34 Deborah Lynn Harris, T-80 Robert Lewis Coleman, T-77 Married – 2 January 1972 Mary Jane Coleman, T-69 Kenneth Alvin Collier, T-69 Barbara Ray “Bobbie” Parker, T-57 George H. Colville, T-56 Shirley Munsell, T-49 Don Powell Corum, T-49 Barbara Joy Anderson, T-50 Deward Davis Craig, T-48 Married – 18 January 2002 Irma Elizabeth Phifer, T-56 James Larry Cresswell, T-56 Frances Sue Evans, T-43 George Coy Crow, T-44 Harriett Ann Lawson, T-38 John Nolan Cullen, T-36 Rose Ann Jolly, T-63 Harry James “Pete” Cunningham, T-61 Mary Ann Bruso, T-46 Malcolm Neuman Dacus, T-45 Married – 18 August 1962 Beverly Ann Scott, T-61 Cloyd Wayne Daugherity, T-61 Married – 15 December 1961 Carol Elaine Hall, T-61 Don Carlos Davis, T-60 Edna Grace Spencer, T-35 Kenneth D. Davis, T-36 Rose Marie Lee, T-46 William Franklin Davis, T-46 Sylvia Deleene Yancey, T-48 Thomas D. “Tom” Edwards, T-45 Married – 25 December 1937 Martha Elizabeth Boone, T-31 Herbert Safford Emigh, T-31 Married – 29 November 1957 Ethel Elberta Gardner, T-58 Stanley Joseph Schalch, T-56 Mona Cathey, T-32 Ernest Bert Gilliland, T-32 Married – 14 July 1928 Juanita Earle Levy, T-26 Orville Benton Hartsfield, T-26 Married – Olive Black, T-31 Joe Wesley King, T-32 Married – 16 October 1948 Kate Ormand Crews, T-33 Altus Morgan Hooks, T-33 Married – 30 June 1941 Catherine Reeves, T-31 William Frank Lord, T-31 Married – 16 April 1946 Katherine Toombs Holloway, T-32 Harry Newhall Martin, T-32 Dorothy Louise Bishop, T-42 Leslie Alfred Mason, T-28 Married – 6 October 1936 Clifford Irene Gardner, T-31 Lionell Smith McLarry, T-31 Married – 21 May 1926 Alice Furr, T-23 Hall Elmore Mosher, T-23 Married – 10 August 1935 Cornelia Tant, T-32 James Howlett “Jim” O’Donnell, T-32 Married – 10 April 1948 Dorothy Ethel Allstadt, T-26 Joseph Walter Pinner, T-23 Married – 18 April 1940 Blanche Maynard Watwood, T-31 Alfred D. Richardson, T-36 Helen M. Bailey, T-18 Walter Arnold Ringger, T-14 Married – 6 April 1937 Annie Laura Mitchell, T-33 William Hugh Sanders, T-28 Married – 14 September 1936 Virginia W. Tiller, T-32 Eugene Harold Vieh, T-32 Cecelia Zeline Konz, T-29 Elmer Henning Wainright, Jr., T-32 Erma Louise Parks, T-30 Robert Edgar Wiggs, T-32 Rilla Lucille Smith, T-33 Joe Frank Wright, T-32 Louise “Crip” Goings, T-33 John Geugel Grosmann, T-33 Katie Lee Thornton, T-34 William Robert McDonald, T-34 Broxie Ouida Wilder, T-34 Wilmer C. Rochester, T-34 Laura May Lynch, T-34 Rowland Kendrick Speer, T-34 Martha Sue Smith, T-34 Earnest Woodrow Tacker, T-34 Jean Margaret Craig, T-35 James Edward “Jim” Jean, T-34 Dorothy Elizabeth Tilson, T-35 George Tate Smith, T-34 Virginia Imogene Kimbrell, T-37 William Walker Joplin, T-34 Opal Cecile Hall, T-37 James Crockett Rochester, T-34 Married – April 1942 Dollie Mae Corbett, T-40 Edgar Arthur Griffith, Jr., T-34 Married – 5 June 1937 Elizabeth Caroline Carter, T-36 Millard Sweeney French, T-35 Mary Irene Scruggs, T-37 Jack Ware Hale, T-35 Helen Marie Morgan, T-38 Herbert Moss Rosenberg, T-35 Joyce Eva Crump, T-35 James Thomas Rawls, T-35 Mary Rae Cambron, T-35 Renwick Hinkle Trotter, T-35 Margaret McDearman, T-35 Hoke Smith Leigh, T-36 Anita Torrence, T-36 William Lee Yarbrough, T-35 Ida Lee Simpson, T-35 George Alexander Pope, T-36 Elizabeth Anna Garner, T-37 Walter Fentress Naylor, T-35 Rebecca Irene Craft, T-36 John Joseph Grantham, T-37 Nelle Rose Ray, T-38 John E. Hulme, T-35 Married – 3 June 1942 Mary Genelle Phelps, T-39 William Burton Duncan, Jr., T-35 Dorothy Mae Moses, T-38 Robert B. Trogden, T-34 Mary Frances Halford, T-39 Thomas Beecher Jones, T-37 Nelle Elizabeth Beaton, T-39 Foster Paul Hayles, T-38 Wilmoth Reid, T-37 Fred Tighe Shelton, Jr., T-36 Alice Sue Luck, T-36 William Walker Wilkinson, T-37 Thelma Louise Baker, T-36 Leland Lowell Munn, T-37 Velma Clay Davis, T-37 James Russell Stewart, T-36 Evelyn Mae Thompson, T-37 Willis Wendell Palmer, T-36 Doris Marine Burgess, T-36 Gilbert Neal Irwin, T-33 Frances Jean Brandon, T-36 Delma Carr Ellett, Jr., T-36 Billye Ann Rayburn, T-36 James Edward Green, T-36 Bettye Hoiseel Hassell, T-36 James Elbert McCuller, T-36 Margaret Louise Kennedy, T-36 Otha Levi Pickler, Jr., T-37 Martha Ellen Walker, T-37 John Ellis Gatchell, T-36 Mary Elizabeth South, T-39 Solon Gilbert Maddox, T-36 Elenor Pauline Carter, T-40 Fred Neal Peebles, T-37 Jerry Barefield Blount, T-40 Hunter Kendall Rozelle, Jr., T-36 Mildred Elizabeth Sowell, T-39 Richard Thomas Ely, T-38 Mary Arnold McElroy, T-37 William Wynne Miles, T-37 Eva Earle Gwinn, T-37 Daryl Bert Terhune, T-37 Dorothy Louise Rhodes, T-37 Lyonel Maurice Pugh, T-37 Mildred Remy Wall, T-37 Clarence Lloyd “Billy” McComas, T-37 Nora Elizabeth Strawn, T-40 James Aaron Melton, T-37 Mary Jayne Cole, T-37 Glynn G.
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