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Remember “the Old Breed”
The Bible of Eugene B. Sledge ‘49, foundation of his classic World War II memoir “With the Old Breed,” was formally added to the Library of Congress. But decades later, his son Henry Sledge ‘88 is still discovering how his family was shaped by the trauma of war.
A Decade of Giving
As the 10th Tiger Giving Day approaches on Sept. 10, meet the donors who have given every year since its inception.
Auburn’s Famous Eagle Flights
For more than two decades, Auburn home football games have featured an iconic War Eagle soaring over the cheering stadium. All this summer and fall, The Auburn University Raptor Center celebrates the 25th anniversary of football’s most famous flight.
Remember “the Old Breed”
The Bible of Eugene B. Sledge ‘49, foundation of his classic World War II memoir “With the Old Breed,” was formally added to the Library of Congress. But decades later, his son Henry Sledge ‘88 is still discovering how his family was shaped by the trauma of war.
A Decade of Giving
As the 10th Tiger Giving Day approaches on Sept. 10, meet the donors who have given every year since its inception.
Auburn’s Famous Eagle Flights
For more than two decades, Auburn home football games have featured an iconic War Eagle soaring over the cheering stadium. All this summer and fall, The Auburn University Raptor Center celebrates the 25th anniversary of football’s most famous flight.
Lost and Found
Retired veterinarian Nancy East ’97 found her purpose by finding others.
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In Memoriam
Auburn Magazine honors the passing of those Auburn men and women who make Auburn great. From football players to faculty, we remember the alumni who touched the lives of Tigers everywhere.
Dr. C. Lloyd Nix ’59
Auburn’s first national champion quarterback found ways to lead long after sports.
Carlota Pérez Holley ’78
Having dedicated 53 years of her life to teaching, Carlota Holley ’78 leaves behind a legacy of love and loyalty to education.
Shelby Davis “Dave” Worley ’64
Dave Worley ‘64, professor emeritus of the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at Auburn University, was well-known by colleagues for his lifelong research.
Dr. C. Lloyd Nix ’59
Auburn’s first national champion quarterback found ways to lead long after sports.
Carlota Pérez Holley ’78
Having dedicated 53 years of her life to teaching, Carlota Holley ’78 leaves behind a legacy of love and loyalty to education.
Shelby Davis “Dave” Worley ’64
Dave Worley ‘64, professor emeritus of the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at Auburn University, was well-known by colleagues for his lifelong research.
Tim Dorsey ’83
Auburn’s answer to Gonzo journalism and one of the most prolific and entertaining authors of the last 25 years.
Honor Your Loved Ones
Obituaries of Auburn alumni are listed online and in each print issue of Auburn Magazine and are a good way to let the Auburn Family know of the passing of a loved one.