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From The Tribune staff reports
TRUSSVILLE On Sunday afternoon, May 30, the City of Trussville, led by the new Veterans’ Committee, will present a tribute to the city’s military veterans and their families. The ceremony will take place at Civitan Park, at 3:00 p.m.
Photo of existing bronze busts provided through the Alabama Fallen Warrior Project.
The event will include the unveiling of a bronze bust of one of Trussville’s own fallen warriors, Jason Stegall, husband of Ashley Cox Stegall. Funds for the bust were raised by the Trussville Rotary Club, Keller Williams-Trussville, and Vets4Vets.
Those instrumental in planning and presenting the tribute are Mayor Buddy Choat, the Trussville City Council, and Mark Davis of Vet4Vets, as well as Veterans’ Committee members Chad Carroll, president; Linda Burns, secretary; Jaime Anderson, Trussville City Council liaison; John Griscom and Jim Wolfe.
Rolex presented to Thunderbird pilot more than six decades ago to touch down at Heritage Auctions
Rolex, An Exceedingly Rare Yellow Gold Wristwatch Presented To And Owned By Thunderbird Pilot Herman E. Griffin.
DALLAS, TX
.- A gold Rolex once owned and worn by one of the earliest pilots in the Thunderbirds Air Demonstration Unit will land in the collection of a new owner when it is offered in Heritage Auctions Watches & Fine Timepieces Auction June 1.
The Exceedingly Rare Yellow Gold Rolex Wristwatch Presented To And Owned By Thunderbird Pilot Herman E. Griffin, Ref. 6605, circa 1958 (estimate: $25,000-35,000) comes to Heritage Auctions directly from the family of Capt. Griffin, complete with impeccable provenance that includes five 10-by-8-inch black-and-white photos of the Thunderbird team in the late 1950s; four of the images clearly show Capt. Griffin wearing this watch.
/ Officials in Illinois State University s College of Education (located in DeGarmo Hall, pictured here) hope a new elementary education pipeline program will provide a solution to the state s ongoing teacher shortage.
As Illinois schools continue to deal with a teacher shortage, Illinois State University is working on a program to bring educators to communities across central Illinois for elementary education. ISU is collaborating with five community colleges to make it possible.
The program includes Heartland Community College in Normal, Illinois Central College in East Peoria, Carl Sandburg College in Galesburg, Illinois Valley Community College in Oglesby, and Spoon River College in Canton.