Features
Auburn Magazine – Spring 2020
KATIE LAMAR JACKSON ’82 doesn’t remember the exact date. “I apologize — my memory seems so bad today,” she says. But she remembers the day. It was a beautiful, crisp,…
IT WAS SOMETHING OF AN ACCIDENT that Kim Wirth ’96 even saw the sign at all. A communication executive with The International Paper Company, Wirth had driven down from Memphis…
Other Stories
THE LAST THING COLE BURTON REMEMBERS about May 24, 2018 was standing on the cliffs at Vulcan in Birmingham, Ala. looking down over the city. He remembers seeing Children’s of Alabama…
ANNE RIVERS SIDDONS ’58 was not one for convention. For the bestselling author and activist who explored her Southern heritage in the modern era, it was something to celebrate as…
WHAT WAS HUGH MORTON ’69 THINKING when he felt his toes freezing on the slopes of Mount Everest? The same thing he told himself when the housing market collapsed and…
JAMIE LOWE MET ME IN THE FRONT LOBBY of the Lee County Justice Center. He was dressed in a white dress shirt, black sweater vest and sports coat. He escorted…
