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* [[2021]]: Former [[BJCTA]] director [[Ann Dawson-August]] died. | |||
* [[2016]]: Museum curator [[Jeannine O'Grody]] died. | * [[2016]]: Museum curator [[Jeannine O'Grody]] died. | ||
* [[2014]]: Pastor and educator [[Bernard Williams (choir director)|Bernard Williams]] died. | * [[2014]]: Pastor and educator [[Bernard Williams (choir director)|Bernard Williams]] died. | ||
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August 22 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2012: Lakeside Coffee opened in Pell City.
- 1992: President George H. W. Bush visited the Riverchase Galleria to give a campaign speech.
- 1973: Focus and Spooky Tooth performed at Municipal Auditorium.
- 1953: Bill Steltemeier married Ramona Schnupp.
Births
- 1988: Educator and community activist Cory Pettway was born.
- 1965: Radio personality Dave Rossi was born.
- 1949: Former UAB provost Eli Capilouto was born in Montgomery.
- 1927: World War II veteran Russell Brakefield was born in Winston County.
- 1924: Engineer, executive and political operative Walter Johnsey was born.
- 1923: Businessman Louis Willie Jr was born in Fort Worth, Texas.
- 1892: Architect Walter Holmquist was born in Washburn, Wisconsin.
Deaths
- 2021: Former BJCTA director Ann Dawson-August died.
- 2016: Museum curator Jeannine O'Grody died.
- 2014: Pastor and educator Bernard Williams died.
- 2012: Bookseller Allen Shaffer died.
- 2011: Concert promoter Tony Ruffino died.
- 2010: Preservationist and organist Cecil Whitmire died.
- 2009: Pioneering anesthesiologist Alfred Habeeb died.
- 2008: Bessemer City Councilor Jason Dean died.
- 2007: Pianist and theater music director Madelyn Poole died.
Sports
- 2009: Alabama Warriors defeated South Alabama Seminoles 27-10 at Warrior Stadium.