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Janet Stevenson, born March 20, 1951, resident of Five Points South from 1955 to 1995. Attended Ramsay HS and University of Alabama (BA and MLS). Worked at Social Security Administration 1974 - 1983 and Homewood Public Library (adult services librarian). Vice President of Five Points South Neighborhood in 1970's and worked on the renovation of the [[Five Points South]] intersection. Jazz singer who had her own jazz quartet and also played with [[Cleveland Eaton]]. Close friend of Malcolm McRae. | Janet Stevenson, born March 20, 1951, resident of Five Points South from 1955 to 1995. Attended Ramsay HS and University of Alabama (BA and MLS). Worked at Social Security Administration 1974 - 1983 and Homewood Public Library (adult services librarian). Vice President of Five Points South Neighborhood in 1970's and worked on the renovation of the [[Five Points South]] intersection. Jazz singer who had her own jazz quartet and also played with [[Cleveland Eaton]]. Close friend of [[Malcolm McRae]], murdered in 1983. Daughter of Frieda Stevenson and William Alfred Stevenson. Currently lives in Atlanta, Georgia. | ||
Appeared in the original production of Tuxedo Junction | Appeared in the original production of [[Tuxedo Junction]]. | ||
Revision as of 16:34, 2 August 2022
Janet Stevenson, born March 20, 1951, resident of Five Points South from 1955 to 1995. Attended Ramsay HS and University of Alabama (BA and MLS). Worked at Social Security Administration 1974 - 1983 and Homewood Public Library (adult services librarian). Vice President of Five Points South Neighborhood in 1970's and worked on the renovation of the Five Points South intersection. Jazz singer who had her own jazz quartet and also played with Cleveland Eaton. Close friend of Malcolm McRae, murdered in 1983. Daughter of Frieda Stevenson and William Alfred Stevenson. Currently lives in Atlanta, Georgia.
Appeared in the original production of Tuxedo Junction.