User:Lkseitz

Lee K. Seitz lived his formative years in the Birmingham area, primarily Homewood, throughout the '70s and '80s. (At the time of this writing in 2006, "formative years" covers about the first half his life.) He has fond memories of that time, including going to Birmingham Bulls hockey games, going on trips with the Homewood Patriot Marching Band, calling local BBSes, and volunteering at the Alabama Theatre.

He made the mistake of staying up late one night and updating the Wikipedia entry on the Alabama Theatre. This generated feedback from Dystopos and it's looking like it'll only go downhill from there. :-)

My contributions

(Mostly) complete articles

• 3rd Avenue North
• 4 Little Girls
• 6th Avenue South
• Alabama Theatre (stolen from Wikipedia by Dystopos)
  • List of Alabama Theatre Wurlitzer recordings
  • List of unique events at the Alabama Theatre (work in progress)
• Alabama Walk of Fame
• Clettus Atkinson
• Birmingham Telecommunications News
• Robert F. Bumpus
• Andy Craig
• Jack Farr
• Michael Gross
• Highland Crescent
• Highway 31 (stolen in part from Wikipedia)
• Homewood High School
• Homewood School System
• I-22 (unabashedly stolen from Wikipedia)
• Jack's
• John Carroll Catholic High School
• Lion & Unicorn
• Little Professor Book Center
• Stanleigh Malotte
• Milo's Hamburgers
• Milo's Tea Company
• Riverchase Galleria (unabashedly stolen from Wikipedia)
• Shades Cahaba Elementary School
• Connie Williams

Stubs

• The Anchorage Restaurant
• Birmingham Bulls
• Dyer Carlisle III
• Bea Carlton
• Milo Carlton
• Ronnie Carlton
• Bill Cleveland
• John Draper
• Edgewood Elementary School
• Hall-Kent Elementary School
• Mike Hathorne
• Homewood Cycle and Fitness
• The Homewood Independent
• Homewood Middle School (planning to expand)
• Homewood Theatre
• Homewood Toy & Hobby Shop
• The Hoover Gazette
• Hotline
• Millie's Paperback Bargains
• Darin Powell
• Rosedale
• Shelby County Reporter
• Elton B. Stephens
• Watkins Book Shop
• Vic Wilson

External links

• Memories of a Class by yours truly
• E-mail Lee

Award

This award is given on July 18, 2006 in recognition of and appreciation for your hard work on behalf of BhamWiki. Thank you. --Dystopos 11:23, 18 July 2006 (PDT)