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The Alford American Family
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Below, please find those members of the AAFA who have had the honor of being proclaimed a Distinguished Member. A Distinguished Member is one who makes significant contributions to the goals and purposes of the Alford American Family Association by taking on tasks that are essential to preserving the history of the Alford name and doing so in a manner far above that of just being a member. After each name there appears a brief description of what that individual (or individuals) did in that particular year.
Deceased members are listed in italics.
1997
2) Cecil O. Alford AAFA 0751 for outstanding Internet work for AAFA.
3) Harris M. Alford AAFA 0667 for extensive computer input to the census project.
5)
Jimmie R. Alford AAFA 0500 for providing a server
for the AAFA web site.
6) Max Ray Alford AAFA 0230 for outstanding work as secretary of AAFA.
7)
Paul W. Alford AAFA 0455 for drawing up and
publishing AAFA articles and By-Laws.
8) Raymond Alford AAFA 0071 for generous financial contributions to AAFA.
9) William M. Alford AAFA 0135 for computer input to the census project.
10) Christie Baldwin AAFA 0006 for Alford research in the early years of AAFA.
11) Roderick Bush AAFA 0116 for Internet computer work in California.
12) Seanne Carringan AAFA 0335 for superb preparations and arrangements for the meeting in California.
13) Nancy A. Dietrich AAFA 0028 for extensive assistance in the census project.
14) Andrea A. Fantacci AAFA 0319 for starting up and operating the merchandise store in the early years of AAFA.
15) Marge Gray AAFA 0590 for extensive assistance in the census project.
16)
Elizabeth H. Hazlip AAFA 0358 for outstanding
publicity work.
17)
Alicia R. Houston AAFA 0001 for extraordinarily
outstanding and monumental work as director of the census project.
18) JoLynn Long AAFA 0718 for extensive computer input to the census project.
19) Samuel E. McCray AAFA 0665 for extensive assistance in the census project.
20) Ruth E. McNinch AAFA 0368 for excellent work in typing Booklist entries.
21) Evelyn Mistich AAFA 0481 for excellent work on the cemetery project.
22) William M. Mitchiner AAFA 0010 for family research in the early years of AAFA.
23) Jare Pearigen AAFA 0259 for extensive data entry work.
24) Kim Savage AAFA 0258 for outstanding work on the AAFA Web site.
25) Lynn D. Shelley AAFA 0484 for extraordinarily outstanding and meritorious work as Chair of the Research Committee and as Vice President of AAFA.
26) Janice and John Smith AAFA 0152 for outstanding work on the photo project and cemetery records.
27) Robin Alford Sterling AAFA 0320 for providing extensive data, typing and writing.
28) Sally Stoewer AAFA 0120 for improving and efficiently operating the AAFA store.
29) Doris Vetri AAFA 0303 for outstanding work as treasurer of AAFA.
30) Margaret Windham AAFA 0031 for great assistance on the census project.
1998
1)
Doris Vetri AAFA 0303 for outstanding work as
treasurer of AAFA.
3)
Mary Alford AAFA 0019 for her excellent assistance
in the keeping of AAFA records at AAFA Central, printing and binding genealogies
and framing of memorabilia for the Association store.
4)
Mary Intellini AAFA 0707 For her significant contribution of
genealogical information, photographs and documents pertaining to the
descendants of Lockhard Alford, b. 1790 NC.
5)
Sally Stoewer AAFA 0120 for excellent work as chair
of the Merchandise Committee, superb management of the AAFA store and for
computer input.
6)
Dick Stoewer AAFA 0120 for his excellent work in
assisting the chair of the Merchandise Committee in assembling, transporting and
selling of merchandise in the gift shop and assisting with the management of the
AAFA store.
7)
Miles Jackson AAFA 0533 For the work he did in helping with the compilation and publication of
"An Alford Family Registry 1645-1997 Progenitors and Descendants of ALLEN
STEPHENS ALFORD 1848-1934 and his wife Julia Ann Avery 1852 – 1925."
8)
Judy Jackson AAFA 0533 For the work he did in helping with the compilation and publication of
"An Alford Family Registry 1645-1997 Progenitors and Descendants of ALLEN
STEPHENS ALFORD 1848-1934 and his wife Julia Ann Avery 1852 – 1925."
9)
Carolyn Saunders AAFA 0673 For the contribution of information pertaining to her limb of the Alford
family tree, particularly Needham Edwin Alford, his descendants and other kin.
10)
Sandy Snowball AAFA 0895 For her
collection, organization and contribution of information on the descendants of
Oliver Alford and Lovina Porter.
11)
Jeanne Singleton AAFA 0249 for excellent work in the preparation and mailing
of the AAFA quarterlies.
12)
Nell Alford AAFA 0908 For her
contribution of information on the descendants of Thomas Alford and Mary Truss.
13)
Billy F. Polk AAFA 0564 for extracting and typing
Alford data from books for the AAFA Master Book List. And for contribution of
information about and photographs of descendants of Needham Judge Alford.
14)
Robert G. Lewis AAFA 0789 For
collection and contribution of genealogical information about Exum Alford b.
1788 NC and his descendants.
15)
Elmer K. Miller AAFA 0984 For his contribution of data and assistance in compilation of the
genealogy of descendants of David Alford and Martha Royalty.
16)
Richard Alvord AAFA 0926 for significant
contribution of excerpts from the Family History Library for the Alford Master
Book List.
17)
Nolan D. Alford AAFA 0425 For his contribution of information and assistance in the compilaton of
genealogy of descendants of John Griffin Alford and Miranda Hobbs.
18)
Janice S. Smith AAFA 0152 for her work with wills,
the census project, the Isham Alford files, the Photo Archives and co-chair of
Photo Committee.
19)
John C. Smith AAFA 0152 for work on Alford land
records, Isham Alford files, the Photo Archives and as co-chair of AAFA
Photograph Committee.
20)
Earline Alford AAFA 0230 for her help with door and
raffle prizes, and for selling
raffle tickets and registrations at annual meetings and for in depth, year round
support of the secretary.
21)
Max R. Alford AAFA 0230 for superb performance as secretary, management and
maintenance of AAFA membership records.
22)
Ramona Darden AAFA 0715 for her contribution of information and photographs pertaining to the
descendants of Levin Ellis Alford and Charlotte Derrick.
23)
Nancy Dietrich AAFA 0028 for her excellent work
maintaining the AAFA Library and significant contribution to the census project. And for her extraction of extensive data from Harllee's
"Kinfolks" and submission of the data in family group records.
24)
Patricia Fite AAFA 0070 Fite AAFA 0070 has during the past year contributed
significantly to the AAFA Obituary Project and regularly searching for any and
all Alford obituaries from all over the nation and providing any that she finds
to the AAFA. Her contribution to
the collection of Alford obituaries has been invaluable to furthering this work.
And for her assistance in the compilation of the descendants of Sippi Alford.
25)
Joyce Foster AAFA 0765 for her excellent work as editor of the online
newsletter and maintenance of the online mailing list. And for her contribution of
data on Panata Alford Gregory, her kin and possible Indian connection.
26)
Lorene Rambo AAFA 0755 for her
contribution of information on the descendants of Joseph Alford and Mary Snipe.
27)
Margaret Alford AAFA 0571 for her
contribution of information and assistance in compiling the genealogy of the
Green River Branch of the "Kentucy" Alfords.
28)
Carrie Alford AAFA 1014 for
providing information on the Alford ancestry of her husband Clifford Earl
Alford.
29)
Elizabeth Hazlip AAFA 0358 for continued
outstanding work in sending out AAFA publicity material to newspapers,
periodicals, libraries, etc.
30)
Barbara Carlile AAFA 0815 for her assistance in the compilation of the genealogy of the descendants
of John Alford and Lucy Bradley.
31)
Vergie Crompton AAFA 0985 for her contribution of information on the descendants of William Alford
and Elizabeth Penner.
32)
Kent Lee Irvin AAFA 1023 for his deep research on Alfords of Tennessee and the research reports he
submitted for publication.
33)
Kay McCaw AAFA 0991 for her contribution of information about the descendants of John Mallory
Alford and Sylvia Brown.
34)
Elroy Alford AAFA 0563 for his generous contribution of attractive items as
raffle and door prizes or for sale in the AAFA store. And for his contribution of
extensive information on his ancestor Thomas Wildcat Alford.
35)
Robert Alfred AAFA 0844 for
information he submitted on the descendants of Charles Alfred and Agnes
Langford.
36)
Francis D. Coker AAFA 1008 for information and documents he submitted on the descendants of John
Alford and Lucy Bradley.
37)
Harris M. Alford AAFA 0667 for extensive computer input to the census
project.
And for information he provided on the descendants of Emanuel Alford and Janie
Williamson.
38)
Orville Alford AAFA 0390 for his
contribution of extensive information and numerous documents about the
descendants of John Alford and Lucy Bradley.
1999
1) Donald R. Alford AAFA 0059 for his contribution to the AAFA library of two books on Pike County, Arkansas Alford history.
2) Earline Alford AAFA 0230 for her help with prizes and registrations at annual meetings and for in depth, year round support of the secretary.
3) Elroy R. Alford AAFA 0563 for his generous contribution of attractive items as raffle and door prizes or for sale in the AAFA store.
4) Henry G. Alford AAFA 0057 for his contribution of an article for publication in the Association quarterly AAFA ACTION.
5) Jimmie R. Alford AAFA 0500 for his leadership in Strategic Planning, participation in the Paducah Family Forum and provision of website space.
6) Juanita S. Alford AAFA 0382 for her extensive recording of Alford tombstone data in North Florida cemeteries.
7) Max R. Alford AAFA 0230 for superb performance as secretary, management and maintenance of AAFA membership records.
8) Philip E. Alford AAFA 0871 for contribution of an article for publication in the AAFA quarterly AAFA ACTION.
9) Jonell Alford AAFA 0908 for her excellent work as coordinator in collection of Texas marriage data.
10) Richard M. Alford AAFA 0633 for stepping in as interim editor of the AAFA on line newsletter and his contribution to the census project.
11) Richard Alford AAFA 0917 for his excellent contribution to the genealogy of Benedict Alford, born 1619 in England.
12) Samantha K. Alford AAFA 0836 for her great assistance to the secretary in preparation of certificates, meeting registrations and clerical work.
13) Richard Alvord AAFA 0926 for significant contribution of excerpts from the Family History Library for the Alford Master Book List.
14) Carolyn Alford Chambliss AAFA 0965 for her excellent maintenance work as Custodian of the AAFA Memorial Album.
15) Mary Alford AAFA 0019 for her excellent filing of AAFA records, printing and binding genealogies and framed memorabilia for the Association store.
16) Paul L. Davidson AAFA 0859 for his excellent participation in the Alford Family Forum.
17) Nancy Alford Dietrich AAFA 0028 for her excellent work maintaining the AAFA Library and significant contribution to the census project.
18) Hardy Dodd Eastham AAFA 1079 for excellent participation in the Alford Family Forum.
19) James H. Evans AAFA 0889 for significant contribution of digital photographs to the AAFA Photo Archives.
20) Richard Stoewer AAFA 0120 for excellent work on the AAFA Merchandise Committee and assistance in the Association store.
21) Marge Gray AAFA 0590 for continued significant contribution to the AAFA Census project.
22) Elizabeth H. Hazlip AAFA 0358 for continued outstanding work in sending out AAFA publicity material to newspapers, periodicals, libraries, etc.
23) Vincent M. Heazel, Jr. AAFA 0664 for excellent participation in the Alford Family Forum.
24) Diane Ruth Holmes AAFA 1081 for genealogy of Harry L. Alford and arranging for publication of Allen M. Alvord Civil War Letters.
25) Miles and Judy Jackson AAFA 0533 for updating and presentation to AAFA of an "An Alford Family Registry, 1645-1997."
26) Doris Johnston AAFA 1050 foe her help with photographs and land records of Texas Alfords and genealogy of Isaac Alford descendants.
27) Richard A. Kirk AAFA 1005 for significant contributions in tracking down northern Alford lines of descent.
28) Andrew L. Leath AAFA 0045 for contribution of an excellent article for publication in the quarterly AAFA ACTION.
29) Samuel E. McCray AAFA 0665 for extensive census extraction and computer input to the Census Project.
30) Joan A. McNair AAFA 0265 for her excellent assistance in transcribing a difficult set of documents.
31) G. Morris Myers AAFA 1065 for his management and maintenance of genealogy files on the descendants of Robert Alford, born 1760 in England.
32) Brenda Parker AAFA 1039 for extensive contribution of genealogical data to the Association.
33) John A. Rogers AAFA 0544 for extensive help in research and tracing lines of descent of southeastern Alford families of the United States.
34) Kim Savage AAFA 0258 for excellent work in the design and maintenance of the Association Website.
35) Peggy Alford Schuster AAFA 0666 for her contributions to the genealogy of John Alford, born 1801 NC and participation in the Alford Family Forum.
36) Rose Alford Shelton AAFA 0192 for her extensive contributions to the genealogy file of John Redden Alford.
37) Jeanne B. Singleton AAFA 0249 for excellent work in the preparation and mailing of the AAFA quarterlies.
38) Helen W. Steele AAFA 0904 for her excellent participation in the Alford Family Forum.
39) Robin Alford Sterling AAFA 0320 for his continuing excellent contribution of Alford genealogical data.
40) Janice Smith AAFA 0152 for her work with wills, the census project, the Isham Alford files, the Photo Archives and co-chair of Photo Committee.
41) John Smith AAFA 0152 for work on Alford land records, Isham Alford files, the Photo Archives and as co-chair of AAFA Photograph Committee.
42) Lee Ann Turner AAFA 0020 for excellent participation in the Alford Family Forum and contribution of photographs of Arkansas Alfords.
43) Bettye Wagstaff AAFA 0074 for significant additions of Texas books mentioning Alfords to the Master Book List.
44) Sebastian Vetri AAFA 0303 for his excellent work in preparation and conduct of annual meetings and supporting the treasurer.
45) Doris Alford Vetri AAFA 0303 for superb work as treasurer and management of AAFA financial records, bank accounts and for census computer input.
46) Harris M. Alford AAFA 0667 for extensive computer input to the census project.
47) Ramona Alford Darden AAFA 0715 for her excellent work as chair of the Meetings Committee and superb arrangements for the meeting in San Antonio.
48) Joyce C. Foster AAFA 0765 for her excellent work as editor of the online newsletter and maintenance of the online mailing list.
49) Sally Stoewer AAFA 0120 for excellent work as chair of the Merchandise Committee, superb management of the AAFA store and for computer input.
50) Sue Alford AAFA 1058 for extensive and careful typing of newspaper articles for quarterly AAFA ACTION.
51) Sharon Klehm AAFA 1080 for extensive and careful typing of newspaper articles for quarterly AAFA ACTION.
52) Mary Alford Martin AAFA 1052 for extensive and careful typing of newspaper articles for quarterly AAFA ACTION.
53) Billy F. Polk AAFA 0564 for extracting and typing Alford data from books for the AAFA Master Book List.
54) Carol A. Rehkop AAFA 1036 for extracting and typing Alford data from books for the AAFA Master Book List.
55) Ruth Eager Moran AAFA 0622 for researching Alfords in the Civil War.
2000
1)
Jeanne B. Singleton AAFA 0249 has accomplished rapid and accurate mailing of the
Association quarterlies and other membership wide mailings and has nicely
maintained the stock of back issues of the quarterly. In illness emergencies she
stepped in and ran the Association merchandise store.
2)
Ramona Alford Darden AAFA 0715 made outstanding and highly successful meeting
arrangements in San Antonio, Texas, has done superb preparations for the meeting
in Augusta, Georgia and preliminary work with hotels in North Carolina.
3)
Kim Savage AAFA 0258 has continued maintenance of the outstanding
Association Website, has actively participated in Association meetings, the
Editing Committee and contributed articles for publication.
4)
Janice Smith AAFA 0152 has superbly acted as the Wills Project Officer of
the Association, contributed greatly to the Editing Committee and for
proofreading manuscripts for the Association quarterly.
5)
Lee Ann Turner AAFA 0020 Has contributed greatly as a member of the Editing
Committee and for her work in proofreading manuscripts for the Association
quarterly.
6)
Ruth Eager Moran AAFA 0622 has contributed greatly as a member of the Editing
Committee and has submitted several articles for publication.
7)
Elizabeth H. Hazlip AAFA 0358 has continued her outstanding service as National
Publicist for the Association in arranging for printing, addressing and mailing
press releases and promotional flyers to several thousand libraries, newspapers,
genealogical and historical societies.
8)
Earline Alford AAFA 0230 Has been of great assistance to the secretary and
for preparation and awarding of door and other prizes at national meetings.
9)
Seanne
Carrigan AAFA 0335 Has made a
significant contribution as a member of the Association Nominating Committee.
10)
Peggy Alford Schuster AAFA 0666 has contributed immeasurably to the Census Project
and for her research, presentations and articles for publication.
11)
Nancy Alford Dietrich AAFA 0028 has contributed immeasurably to the Census Project
and continued maintenance of the Association library.
12)
Carolyn Alford Chambliss AAFA 0965 has superbly maintained the Alford American Family
Association Memorial Album.
13)
Cecil O. Alford AAFA 0751 has accomplished excellent work in collecting and
converting Alford social security decedent data, processing city directory data
on Alfords as substitute for lost 1890 census and has contributed articles for
the Association quarterly as well as a member of the Editing Committee.
14)
Richard M. Alford AAFA 0633 has superbly edited the On Line Newsletter of the
Association, has contributed as a member of the Editing Committee for the
Association quarterly and has extracted data as a member of the Census Project.
15)
Morris Myers AAFA 1065 has admirably served on the Editing Committee of
the Association, has submitted articles for publication and has maintained a
major Alford genealogy file.
16)
Samuel E. McCray AAFA 0665 has admirably served on the Editing Committee of
the Association, has contributed articles for publication and worked on
extracting data for the Census Project of the Association.
17)
Harris M. Alford AAFA 0667 has accomplished considerable work in keying census
data into the Association computer files.
18)
Donald R. Alford AAFA 0059 has superbly served as Chairman of the Nominating
Committee and as a member of the Long Range Planning Committee of the
Association.
19)
Jimmie R. Alford AAFA 0500 has superbly served as Chairman of the Long Range
Planning Committee, as a member of the Nominating Committee and has provided a
website for the Association.
20)
Robin Alford Sterling AAFA 0320 has continued extensive research in Alford
genealogy and submitted articles for publication.
21)
Sebastian Vetri AAFA 0303 has been of great assistance to the Treasurer in
maintenance of the financial records of the Association and in preparation for
and conduct of annual meetings.
22)
Richard A. Kirk AAFA 1005 has done considerable research in Alford family
obituaries and family Bibles and has submitted articles for publication.
23)
John A. Rogers AAFA 0544 has ably served on the Research Committee, answered
many queries about Alford ancestry and has submitted extensive data on his line
of the family.
24)
Janice and John Smith AAFA 0152 have excelled as official photographers of the
Association; have maintained the photo archives and several genealogy files.
25)
Elroy and Jan Alford AAFA 0563 have continued their gracious donations of
beautiful craft items for door prizes and for sale in the Association store.
26)
Sally and Richard Stoewer AAFA 0120 have excelled in management of the Association
store and Sally has acted as Chairlady of the Merchandise Committee.
27)
Sharon and Henry Klehm AAFA 1080 have superbly acted as backup for the Treasurer of
the Association and have maintained complete financial records for any
eventuality.
2001
1) Jeanne B. Singleton AAFA 0249 has done rapid and accurate mailing of the Association quarterlies and other memberwide mailings and has superbly maintained the stock of back issues of the quarterly.
2) Ramona Alford Darden AAFA 0715 made outstanding and highly successful meeting arrangements in Augusta, Georgia, made superb preparations for the meeting in Raleigh, North Carolina together with preliminary work with hotels in Salt Lake City, Utah.
3) Earline Alford AAFA 0230 has been of great assistance to the secretary of the Association in preparing membership certificates, for creating and awarding of door and raffle prizes and permits the secretary to attend meetings.
4) Peggy Alford Schuster AAFA 0666 has submitted numerous items for the Master Book List and continued assistance to the Census Project.
5) Nancy Alford Dietrich AAFA 0028 has contributed immeasurably to the Census Project by extraction of Alford information from soundex cards enabling new contacts with Alford kinfolks.
7) Carolyn Alford Chambliss AAFA 0965 has superbly acted as Custodian of the Association Memorial Album. although through some illness,
8) Samuel E. McCray AAFA 0665 has admirably served on the editing committee of the Association and has worked tirelessly on the Census Project extracting Alford information from soundex cards.
9) Robin Alford Sterling AAFA 0320 Has created an outstanding Alford American Family Association Web Site.
10)
Jim and Sue Adams AAFA 1129 have superbly assumed
the task of editing the Association quarterly AAFA ACTION.
11) Henry and Sharon Klehm AAFA 1080 have superbly acted as backup for the Treasurer of* the Association and have maintained complete financial records for any eventuality.
2002
1)
Earline Alford AAFA 0230 was honored for her work in
arranging and, in some cases, making the items used as door prizes as well as
some raffle prizes. She also manages, along with the help of Jan Alford and Buzz
Vetri, the raffle held at the meeting. She prepares the membership certificates
as well. She also assists with the mailing of renewal notices each quarter.
2) Jim and Sue Adams AAFA 1129 were presented a certificate for their superb work as editors of AAFA ACTION. They have worked long and hard to get the quarterly back on schedule and are very close to succeeding. Much is owed this couple for stepping forward when the AAFA was in desperate need of help.
4) Henry and Sharon Klehm AAFA 1080 for their work in support of the AAFA Treasurer, Doris Vetri, were also recognized. Although Sharon and Henry have not been able to attend a meeting yet, they have pitched in and have been a tremendous help to Doris. They have even caught some errors made by yours truly when I was doing the dues update. They are to be commended for their work and efforts for the AAFA.
5) Peggy Alford Schuster AAFA 0666 for her work in helping Alicia Houston with the Census Data and for all the research data she had provided AAFA. This lady is heavily involved in promoting the AAFA and pitching in wherever she is needed.
6) Jeanne Singleton AAFA 0249 for her work in distributing the AAFA Action quarterly. This lady is responsible for mailing the quarterly that you receive which means she must receive the quarterlies, place them in envelopes, place stamps on the envelopes and then transport the envelopes to the nearest post office. She also must handle any that are returned because of bad addresses. She researches the address to see if she can find a good address for the member whose quarterly was returned. She does a fantastic job and frequently goes above and beyond what would normally be expected of the quarterly distributor.
2003
1)
Marie Bateman AAFA 1165 who has provided afghans for
prizes in the raffles for the last several years.
2)
Sharon and Henry Klehm AAFA 1080 who have ably
provided back up services to the AAFA Treasurer and assist with the obituaries.
3)
Jan and Elroy Alford AAFA 0563 who have made and
donated various craft items such as bird houses and wooden angels to be used as
raffle and door prizes for many years.
Jan also assists with the selling of raffle tickets and has even
purchased other items which she donated to the AAFA for prizes, while Elroy has
been involved in the project “Alfords in the War of 1812.”
4)
Earline Alford AAFA 0230 who last year agreed to be
responsible for the AAFA Memorial Album which has expanded from one to three
volumes under her care and also prepares membership certificates and cards for
mailing to new members, secures and makes items for the raffle and door prizes,
and sells tickets for the raffle.
2004
1) Sharon and Henry Klehm AAFA 1080 have for many years superbly acted as backup for the Association Treasurer and have maintained complete financial records for any eventuality.
2) Jim and Sue Adams AAFA 1129 have not only superbly edited the AAFA Action quarterly the past several years but have also worked diligently to get the quarterly back on a regular schedule and have made significant progress toward this end.
3) Thomas H. Donnelly AAFA 0670 has during the past year contributed significantly to the AAFA census project, especially for the decade of 1870, as well as many other units. His contribution to the census extraction project has been invaluable to furthering this work.
4)
Patricia Fite AAFA 0070
has during the past year contributed significantly to the AAFA Obituary Project
by subscribing to an obituary service, ObitMessenger,
and regularly searching for any and all Alford obituaries from all over the
nation and providing any that she finds to the AAFA.
Her contribution to the collection of Alford obituaries has been invaluable to
furthering this work.
5) Evelyn Mistich AAFA 0481 has during the past year provided backup for the Treasurer and served as the 2004 meeting registrar handling all registrations and moneys for the meeting and the tours.
2005
1)
Sharon and Henry Klehm AAFA 1080 have for many years superbly acted as backup for the Association Treasurer and have maintained complete financial records for any eventuality.
2006
1) Mildred Brock Breeland AAFA 1142 has during the past year assumed the job of assisting with the mailing of the AAFA Action quarterly.
2) Patricia Brock Smith AAFA 0064 has during the past year assisted with the mailing of the AAFA Action quarterly and served admirable on the AAFA Board of Directors.
2007
1)
Mildred Brock Breeland AAFA 1142 has during the past year assumed the job of assisting with the mailing of the AAFA Action quarterly.
2) Patricia Brock Smith AAFA 0064 has during the past year handled the task of the mailing of the AAFA Action quarterly and helped to maintain current addresses for all active members.
2008
1)
Mildred Brock Breeland AAFA 1142 has during the past year served admirably in the job of assisting with the mailing of the AAFA Action quarterly.
2) Patricia Brock Smith AAFA 0064 has during the past year handled the task of the mailing of the AAFA Action quarterly and helped to maintain current addresses for all active members.
3) Evelyn Mistich AAFA 0481 has during the past year served as Secretary of the AAFA, provided backup for the Treasurer and served as the 2008 meeting registrar handling all registrations and moneys for the meeting and the tours as well as doing deposits and providing valuable support to the meetings coordinator.
4) Charles Walter “Walt” Smith 1247 has during the past year served as a member of the official AAFA Photography Staff as he has done for many years, provided technical assistance to others in preparation of presentations for the meeting, and has always helped with the setting up for the meeting and the tearing down and packing up after the meeting.
2009
1) June Kay Schaub AAFA 1083 has during the past year not only extracted or downloaded from various Internet sites over 1100 records of Alford burials in Arizona, California, and Florida as well as Alford Social Security data in Florida and North Carolina but also keyed the data into databases.
2)
George Wayne Parrish AAFA 1254 has during the past year taken over the task of managing many of the AAFA databases, has assisted with not only compiling but actively engaging in the AAFA cemetery research, has gone way beyond what has been asked of him and takes great initiative in his research work and has also been elected to the AAFA Board of Directors.