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Latest revision as of 12:37, 3 February 2023
The Alabama Broadcasters Association Hall of Fame was established in 2008 by the Alabama Broadcasters Association and is located at their headquarters offices at 2180 Parkway Lake Drive in Hoover. It specifically recognizes broadcasters for their, "leadership, achievements, and contributions to the industry."
The association has also presented a "Broadcaster of the Year" award since 1975.
Inductees
- 2008: Bert Bank, Keith Barze, Dot Moore, Voncile Pearce, Shelley Stewart
- 2009: Kenneth Giddens, Cecil Goudreau, Arnold Hornbuckle, Joe Langston, Joe Woodard
- 2010: none
- 2011: none
- 2012: Carmen Brown, Everett Holle, Bob Howell, Tommy Lee Hutchinson, Larry Wilkins
- 2013: Erskine Faush, Big Jim Jones, Mel Marshall, Becky Phillips, Sam Phillips
- 2014: David Baughn, Ann Collister, Stan Siegal
- 2015: Idelle Brooks, Pat Gray, Mel Showers, Fred Vinson
- 2016: Mazie Eaton, Rosemary Lucas, Sherry St John
- 2017: Ralph Black, Ron January, Judy Watters
- 2018: Archie Anderson, Dave Baird, Bob Grip, Don Markwell, Tina Yarbrough
- 2019: Tom Atkinson, Hundley Batts Sr, Bill Lawson, Patti Wheeler
- 2020: none
- 2021: A. G. Gaston, Gordon "Country Boy Eddie" Burns, Cliff Holman, Deborah Pearson, Leigh Simpson
- 2022: Bill Brennan, Cyril Brennan, Dan Brennan, Michael St John, "Tall Paul" White
Broadcasters of the Year
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