The Vance Law Firm and Alabama News Network are honoring Lynn LeBaron of Dadeville. When health care professionals were faced with the shortage of personal protective equipment, she helped craft a solution. She has handmade more than 500 face masks for free, and personally delivered them to facilities as far as Huntsville. Lynn is a retired nurse herself, and has…
The Vance Law Firm and Alabama News Network are honoring Donna Moore of Prattville. For 6 years now, Donna Moore has been on a mission to bring Christmas presents to as many children as she can. She works year-round through her organization A Christmas for Robby, which bares the name of her late son. Robby was 23 when he was…
The Vance Law Firm and Alabama News Network are honoring LeMarkus Snow of Selma who is helping change the landscape of his community, literally. For more than a month Snow and his handful of employees have been mowing through overgrown cemeteries, parks, city streets and cleaning up trash all across Selma. He owns his own lawn care service, but he’s…
The Vance Law Firm and Alabama News Network are honoring Xavier Lewis of Montgomery . Lew, as he’s affectionately called, has dedicated his life to service. He’s proud of his 30-year career in the U.S. Air Force, but he’s known around the River Region for his willingness to step up wherever he’s needed. Lew retired as a Master Sargent…
The Vance Law Firm and Alabama News Network are honoring Monique Davis of Montgomery. She turned a tragedy into a mission to help others. Davis’ son Jamari Williams committed suicide when he was 10 years old due to bullying. Friends and family say Jamari was a kind child who loved to dance and was good at it. But that made…
The Vance Law Firm and Alabama News Network are honoring Madison Holley of Luverne. She is a seventh grade student who set up a lemonade stand to raise money for first responders and health care workers. Madison raised $2,500. But that’s not all. She helped provide free meals as well, showing you’re never too young to help your community. For…
The Vance Law Firm and Alabama News Network are honoring DeAngelo and Davetta Zeigler of Eclectic. They own Wow Catering. Ever since the COVID-19 pandemic began, they decided they would not allow any child to go hungry. Without them, that could have been a problem with children out of school and some having no access to food. They gave lunches…
The Vance Law Firm and Alabama News Network are honoring Debbie Jones of Montgomery. She is the director of Samaritan’s Inn Ministries. It provides housing for families that have loved ones in Intensive Care Units at local hospitals. Jones says it became her calling when she witnessed natural disasters in Alabama. “I started in 2010, and really didn’t know what…
The Vance Law Firm and Alabama News Network are honoring Dazja Loyd of Millbrook. She is a 22-year-old law school student who still has time to make improvements in her community. She works with the Community Improvement Association. She also helps develop the Holiday Smile Project, which helps those in need. She is also creating a voter registration drive. For…
The Vance Law Firm and Alabama News Network are honoring Terri Howell of Montgomery. She helps manage John Knox Manor, a non-profit Christian care center for the elderly. Those who live there say she goes above and beyond, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. Howell holds karaoke nights to keep the residents active. She also helps with window visits for family…
