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* [[2003]]: [[Frank Bromberg, Jr]], [[Bromberg's]]; [[Garry Drummond]], [[Drummond Company]]; Roy Nichols, Nichols Research; [[Leroy McAbee]], [[McAbee and Company]]; [[Pettus Randall III]], [[Randall Publishing]]
* [[2003]]: [[Frank Bromberg, Jr]], [[Bromberg's]]; [[Garry Drummond]], [[Drummond Company]]; Roy Nichols, Nichols Research; [[Leroy McAbee]], [[McAbee and Company]]; [[Pettus Randall III]], [[Randall Publishing]]
* [[2002]]: [[Charles Anderson]], [[Books-A-Million]]; Mack Dove, AAA Cooper; [[Miller Gorrie]], [[Brasfield & Gorrie]]; Ben Stimpson, Gulf Lumber Company; [[Lee Styslinger, Jr]], Altec, Inc.
* [[2002]]: [[Charles Anderson]], [[Books-A-Million]]; Mack Dove, AAA Cooper; [[Miller Gorrie]], [[Brasfield & Gorrie]]; Ben Stimpson, Gulf Lumber Company; [[Lee Styslinger, Jr]], Altec, Inc.
* [[2001]]: [[R.C. Cobb, Jr]], [[Cobb Theaters]]; [[Edward Friend, Jr]], [[Sirote and Permutt]]; [[James Head]], Library Bureau; [[Wallace Malone]], [[SouthTrust Bank]]; Edward Robbins, Robbins Industries; Robert Weil, Weil Brothers Cotton
* [[2001]]: [[R.C. Cobb, Jr]], [[Cobb Theaters]]; [[Edward Friend, Jr]], [[Sirote and Permutt]]; [[James Head]], Library Bureau; [[Wallace Malone, Jr]], [[SouthTrust Bank]]; Edward Robbins, Robbins Industries; Robert Weil, Weil Brothers Cotton
* [[2000]]: [[Henry Goodrich]], [[BE&K]] and [[SONAT]]; [[Bill Harbert]], [[Bill Harbert Construction]]; Olin King, Space Craft, Inc.; [[Harry Pritchett]], [[Pritchett-Moore, Inc.]]; [[Fred Sington]], [[Fred Sington Sporting Goods]]; [[Ernest Williams]], [[First National Bank of Tuscaloosa]]
* [[2000]]: [[Henry Goodrich]], [[BE&K]] and [[SONAT]]; [[Bill Harbert]], [[Bill Harbert Construction]]; Olin King, Space Craft, Inc.; [[Harry Pritchett]], [[Pritchett-Moore, Inc.]]; [[Fred Sington]], [[Fred Sington Sporting Goods]]; [[Ernest Williams]], [[First National Bank of Tuscaloosa]]
* [[1999]]: [[Young Boozer]], [[Cotton States Life Insurance Company]] and [[Colonial Bank]]; [[James Hinton]], [[R. L. Zeigler Company]]; [[Bill Ireland]], [[Vulcan Materials]]; [[William Rushton III]], [[Protective Life Insurance Company]]; [[Alfred Saliba]], Alfred Saliba Corporation
* [[1999]]: [[Young Boozer]], [[Cotton States Life Insurance Company]] and [[Colonial Bank]]; [[James Hinton]], [[R. L. Zeigler Company]]; [[Bill Ireland]], [[Vulcan Materials]]; [[William Rushton III]], [[Protective Life Insurance Company]]; [[Alfred Saliba]], Alfred Saliba Corporation
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* [[1989]]: [[Joe Bruno]], [[Bruno's]]; [[William McWane]], [[McWane, Inc.]]; [[Frank Plummer]], [[First Alabama Bank]]; Robert Radcliff, Jr, Southern Industries
* [[1989]]: [[Joe Bruno]], [[Bruno's]]; [[William McWane]], [[McWane, Inc.]]; [[Frank Plummer]], [[First Alabama Bank]]; Robert Radcliff, Jr, Southern Industries
* [[1988]]: [[Winton Blount, Jr]], [[Blount, Inc.]]; [[Foots Clements]], Dr Pepper Company; [[Daniel Haughton]], Lockheed Aircraft Corporation; [[William Jelks]], [[Governor of Alabama]]
* [[1988]]: [[Winton Blount, Jr]], [[Blount, Inc.]]; [[Foots Clements]], Dr Pepper Company; [[Daniel Haughton]], Lockheed Aircraft Corporation; [[William Jelks]], [[Governor of Alabama]]
* [[1987]]: [[Johann Cullman]], founder of [[Cullman]]; [[Henry DeBardeleben]], [[Pratt Coal and Coke Company]]; Thomas Kilby, Kilby Steel Company; [[Frank Samford, Sr]], [[Liberty National Life Insurance Company]]
* [[1987]]: [[Johann Cullman]], founder of [[Cullman]]; [[Henry DeBardeleben]], [[Pratt Coal and Coke Company]]; Thomas Kilby, Kilby Steel Company; [[Frank Samford, Jr]], [[Liberty National Life Insurance Company]]
* [[1986]]: William Bellingrath, Montgomery Coca-Cola Bottling Co.; John Coffee, Cyprus Land Company; [[William Harding]], [[First National Bank of Birmingham]]; [[Herbert Stockham]], [[Stockham Valves & Fittings]]
* [[1986]]: William Bellingrath, Montgomery Coca-Cola Bottling Co.; John Coffee, Cyprus Land Company; [[William Harding]], [[First National Bank of Birmingham]]; [[Herbert Stockham]], [[Stockham Valves & Fittings]]
* [[1985]]: [[Emil Hess]], [[Parisian]]; George Lanier, West Point Manufacturing; [[Sidney Mitchell]], General Electric; Barrett Shelton, Sr, ''Decatur Daily''
* [[1985]]: [[Emil Hess]], [[Parisian]]; George Lanier, West Point Manufacturing; [[Sidney Mitchell]], General Electric; Barrett Shelton, Sr, ''Decatur Daily''
* [[1984]]: [[Hugh Daniel]] ([[Daniel International]]), [[Ben Gilmber]] (AT&T), Edward O'Neal IV (Monsanto), Alfred Delchamps (Delchamps), [[Stephen Moxley]] ([[ACIPCO]])
* [[1983]]: Fox Henderson (Farmers and Merchants National Bank), Carl Jones (G. W. Jones and Sons), John McRae (Merchants National Bank), [[Prime Osborn III]] ([[CSX]]), [[Jack Westervelt Warner]] ([[Gulf States Paper Corporation]])
* [[1982]]: Glen Brock ([[Gulf, Mobile and Ohio Railroad]]), [[Tine Davis]] ([[Winn-Dixie]]), Arthur Lee (Lee Brothers Foundry), [[John McKinley]] (Texaco), [[Thomas Moorer]] (U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff), George Outlaw (Morrison's Cafeteria)
* [[1981]]: [[James Comer]] ([[Avondale Mills]]), [[A. G. Gaston]] ([[Booker T. Washington Insurance Company]]), [[Robert Jemison, Jr (Senator)|Robert Jemison, Jr]] ([[Alabama State Senate]]), Isadore Weil (Weil Brothers Cotton)
* [[1980]]: John Barnett (Monroe County Bank), [[George Washington Carver]] ([[Tuskegee Institute]]), [[George Crawford]] ([[Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company]]), [[William Rushton]] ([[Protective Life Insurance Company]]), [[Frank Spain]] ([[Liberty National Life Insurance Company]])
* [[1979]]: Charles Hamilton (Alabama Pipe Company), [[Balpha Noojin]] ([[Noojin Supply Company]]), [[John Hand]] ([[First National Bank of Birmingham]]), [[Thomas Russell]] ([[Russell Corporation]]), [[Herbert Westervelt]] ([[Gulf States Paper Company]])
* [[1978]]: [[Daniel Pratt]] (founder of Prattville), James McGowin (W. T. Smith Lumber Company), [[Paschal Shook]] ([[Shook and Fletcher Supply]]), [[Robert Jemison, Jr]] ([[Jemison Real Estate and Insurance Company]]), Ed McMillan (T. R. Miller Mill Company)
* [[1977]]: [[Lee Bidgood]] ([[Culverhouse College of Commerce]]), [[Crawford Johnson]] ([[Birmingham Coca-Cola Bottling Company]]), [[James Smith]] ([[Avondale Mills]]), Thomas Miller (T. R. Miller Mill Company), Marion Spragins (First National Bank of Huntsville)
* [[1976]]: Harry Ayers (''[[Anniston Star]]''), [[Frank Moody]] ([[First National Bank of Tuscaloosa]]), Joseph Bedsole (Bedsole-Colvin Drug Company), [[John Persons]] ([[American Traders National Bank]])
* [[1975]]: Charles Henderson (Troy University), [[Frank Rushton]] ([[City Ice and Delivery]] & [[National Coal and Coke Company]]), [[Wallace Malone, Sr]] ([[SouthTrust|First National Bank]]), [[Louis Pizitz]] ([[Pizitz]]), Ben May (Gulf Lumber Company), [[Mervyn Sterne]] ([[Sterne, Agee and Leach]])
* [[1974]]: [[B. B. Comer]] ([[Avondale Mills]]), [[Thomas Martin]] ([[Alabama Power Company]]), Edward Roberts (Waterman Steamship Corporation), [[Benjamin Russell]] ([[Russell Mills]]), [[Mildred Westervelt Warner]] ([[Gulf States Paper Company]]), [[Frank Samford, Sr]] ([[Liberty National Life Insurance Company]])


==References==
==References==

Revision as of 18:11, 14 October 2009

The Alabama Business Hall of Fame was established in 1970 to honor the contributions of individual business leaders to the state of Alabama. The hall of fame is maintained by the Culverhouse College of Commerce Board of Visitors at the University of Alabama.

Inductees

References

  • Cooper, Lauren B. (October 14, 2009) "Alabama Business Hall of Fame to induct five leaders." Birmingham Business Journal

External links

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