Having dedicated 53 years of her life to teaching, Carlota Holley ’78 leaves behind a legacy of love and loyalty to education.
Obituaries
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.
June Marcum Henton
Dr. June Marcum Henton was born in Hominy, Okla. She was the fifth of six children and was raised on a cattle ranch, where she learned the importance of hard work.
James William Buffett ’64
With his distinct mixture of folk, Caribbean-tinged country and songwriter sensibilities, Buffett built an incredibly successful 50-year music career.
Batey M. Gresham Jr. ’57
Gresham was involved in SGA, Squires, Spades, Blue Key and Scarab and served as president of Kappa Sigma fraternity, the student body for the School of Architecture and as editor of the 1956 Glomerata.
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John Thomas Vaughan ’55
Dean Emeritus John Thomas Vaughan ’55 was born in Tuskegee, Ala. and earned his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Auburn University in 1955.
Jeff Glenn Moore ’06
Jeff Moore ’06 grew up in Birmingham, Ala. and was a highly recruited basketball player.
Charles Earl Heaton Sr. ’64
Charles Heaton, also known as the “Auburn Santa”.