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Comment on A Tribute to Wayne Flynt by Charlotte Ward

Charlotte Ward — Tue, 13 Dec 2011 21:26:26 +0000

Wayne is my Sunday School teacher, the best i ever had. But beyond that he is my good neighbor and friend, Who gives this old lady a ride to church on Sunday mornings, as well as being thoughtful and helpful in countless other ways, not just to me, but to everyone who needs his help. I am so thankful to know him and Dartie.

Comment on A Tribute to Wayne Flynt by Kristina Scott

Kristina Scott — Tue, 13 Dec 2011 18:09:46 +0000

I am a history geek, and when I read his books, I always find an answer to a question I had been pondering. For instance, I am often confronted with the notion that the “poor will always be with us,” as stated in the Gospel. One night, I was reading Dixie’s Forgotten People, and there was Wayne, writing that he wished more people accepted that as an observation rather than a commandment. The lightbulb went off!

I have the great pleasure of working with Wayne, and talking with him always reminds me to both keep fighting everyday for what’s right and to take the long view. We shouldn’t get frustrated and move on to something else – because, in the long run, change is possible.

Comment on Montgomery Advertiser: Alabama Voices: Flynt has been the state’s conscience by A Tribute to Wayne Flynt « Alabama Possible

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Comment on Alabama Possible Spotlight: “You don’t do this for others. You do this because it blesses you.” by Marna Kasimis

Marna Kasimis — Mon, 12 Sep 2011 16:43:41 +0000

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Comment on Alabama tornado relief: How you can help by Lovie Burrell Parks

Lovie Burrell Parks — Mon, 15 Aug 2011 20:52:31 +0000

I live in a small town call Panola located in the Black Belt of Sumter County, and my small town received very limited supplies on April 15, 2011. We were hit on April 15 and was not declared a diaster until April 27, 2011, On August 19, 2011 we are conducted a Back to School Youth Rally and we are in need of school supplies for our children. Each year we reach out to surrounding areas bring the citizens together for community fellowship, and I am truly asking for support. Panola Outreach is a nonprofit organization founded by me to help build my small town and other area. Please help! I may be reached at 205 499-6510.

Comment on Alabama tornado relief: How you can help by Shawna McGriff and Jill McKee

Shawna McGriff and Jill McKee — Thu, 11 Aug 2011 15:19:31 +0000

I am a former educator and presently a children’s book author of Princess Pink Self-Help Children Books for Girls ages 7-12 years old. Nevertheless, Jill McKee a retired teacher from Gadsen, Alabama and myself have started a book drive since April 27,2011 called “Books of Hope”. If your school was affected by the storm please call or email me and we will donate books to your school. In addition, if any parents that were affected by the storm we will like to donate a backpack of books for your child.

Contact- Shawna McGriff -Email-princesspinkbooks@yahoo.com-Phone-205 427-1985