Benton Goodman, retired pastor and director of missions for Lamar Baptist Association, died June 7. He was 79. A Mississippi native, Goodman served as a
Fred J. Cook — former missionary and the first director of the Southeast Alabama Baptist Association Ministry Center — died May 30. He was 77.
Frances Tunnell Carter — longtime faculty member of Samford University and a riveter during World War II — died on Memorial Day, May 31. She
Kenneth Windsor, an Alabama Baptist pastor and minister for more than 50 years, died May 10. He was 82. An Etowah County native, Windsor served
Dale Norris — pastor of two churches in Georgiana, Mount Pisgah Baptist and Welcome Baptist — died April 29. He was 69. A resident of
Don Graham, a pastor turned evangelist who preached to thousands throughout his 63 years of ministry, died today (May 17). Graham heard the call to
Ted Brady St. John, pastor of Providence Baptist Church, Ragland, died May 2. He was 76. In addition to his time at Providence Baptist, he
Edwin Thomas “Tom” Cleveland — longtime pastor and leader at Samford University — died April 26. He was 83. Cleveland attended Georgetown College in Kentucky and
