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The Voice of Pharmacy in Alabama


	Get to Know Us How APA Can Benefit You APA Membership Categories APA Member Benefits APA Past Presidents APA Pharmacists Serving on Alabama Task Forces/ Boards/Coalitions APA Constitution APA By-Laws 2010 Proposed Amendments to APA By-Laws 2010 House of Delegates Resolutions Overview APA Board of Trustees APA Committees (Get Involved) Audit Committee Budget and Finance Committee Educational Affairs Committee Insurance and Member Benefits Committee Legislative Affairs Committee Membership Committee Nominations & Awards Committee Organizational Affairs Committee Professional Affairs Committee Public Relations Committee APA Academy of Pharmacy Practice How the APA Can Benefit You You Can Take Ownership in APA's Purpose You Can Influence Legislation and Regulations You Can Make Informed Decisions With the Most Current Information You Can Access Quality Continuing Education You Can Network With Your Peers You Can Share the Spirit of Pharmacy You Can Join Forces With Your Peers and Shape Pharmacy's Future You Can Become Involved You Can Choose A Membership Category That Fits What About Academies? Academy Of Pharmacy Practice Purpose and Goals of the APP (and its Sections) are to... Description of the APP and How to Get Involved The APP Executive Committee Description of Academy Sections How to Become Actively Involved in APP Meetings of the Academy and its Sections APA Awards
	How the APA Can Benefit You You Can Take Ownership in APA's Purpose Since 1881, the Alabama Pharmacy Association (APA) has sought to unite all persons interested in the profession of pharmacy in the State. The purpose of the APA is, in part, to encourage and support better standards of pharmacy practice and to ensure the safe and effective delivery of pharmaceutical care and related services to the public, from all professional areas of interest within pharmacy today. Registered pharmacists, student pharmacists, and pharmacy technicians in the State are already making a difference by being active members of the APA. It's a prestigious group, comprised of pharmacists, technicians and student pharmacists from all aspects of pharmacy practice, who share a common goal of improving the profession and the economic environment in which they practice. The APA offers them the opportunity to share information with their peers and colleagues, and to pursue agendas that will help them become better practitioners, and strengthen pharmacy's future. Your membership and support of APA is what has made the difference over the years...Your membership and voice matters! Back to Top You Can Influence Legislation and Regulations APA provides representation at both the State and national levels. APA's Director of Government Affairs and Lobbyist, with over 25 years of experience, is one of the most successful on the Alabama political scene! APA arranges for special Legislative Days every year enabling you to interact on a personal level with key political decision-makers in Alabama and in Washington, DC. APA maintains an active PAC (Political Action Committee), a legislative contact system, and much more, all of which combine to give APA a highly visible posture in the Alabama legislature, and a history of activity laced with numerous successes for the profession! Your voice and support, joining that of countless colleagues, through APA's lobbying efforts, has been able to: Increase your profit margin. Because of efforts by the APA, programs for pharmacy emanating from the Alabama Medicaid Agency have avoided cutbacks and remained open and strong over the years. Modernize the practice act. Without our efforts, facsimile transmissions would not be allowed and emergency prescription refills would be prohibited. Drug compounding would be under serious attack as it is in other states, but there is much on the horizon that is being considered that will truly bring the state pharmacy practice act into this century and keep it proactive and sound for many years to come. Back to Top You Can Make Informed Decisions With the Most Current Information Alabama Pharmacy - Receive the finest pharmacy journal from any organized pharmacy organization in the nation! Here is a quarterly periodical that offers you insights as to the latest technical information, sources for emerging opportunities in pharmacy and health care, and provides you with insight as to important happenings throughout Alabama and around the nation. Members also have an opportunity to become a contributing writer to the journal. APA Pharmacy Newsletter - This electronic newsletter provides you with a window on the latest news breaking events in pharmacy both at the state and national level. This straightforward, easy to read newsletter is one of the finest tip sheets you'll see come across your desk. APA Home Page - Will give you instant access to the widest possible happenings in pharmacy throughout Alabama and the nation. With the touch of a button, you will have access to every APA publication, information on all membership benefit services, as well as news covering Medicaid, the Alabama legislature and the Washington political scenes, and much more! Back to Top You Can Access Quality Continuing Education APA offers over 70 hours of live and correspondence continuing education programs for both initial and consultant recertification, as well as general continuing education credits. APA's journal Alabama Pharmacy offers twelve home study correspondence courses and APA's Home Page on the Internet will be another source for additional continuing education programs. Course content is designed to bring to you the latest information to meet your educational and professional needs. Back to Top You Can Network With Your Peers APA's Academy of Pharmacy Practice offers pharmacists, from any practice area, a forum for uniting and establishing their own agendas and goals under the auspices of a formal interest section, while utilizing the vast resources of the APA. Through the APA you can learn what leaders in the profession are doing and hear firsthand about opportunities for career advancement. Participating in APA major events, such as the Annual APA Convention & Trade Show and Annual APA Mid-Winter Conference, you can obtain information about the latest products, equipment, and services from a wide range of companies in the health care industry and from other business areas alike. Back to Top You Can Share the Spirit of Pharmacy The APA Research & Education Foundation serves as a means for not only supporting pharmacy's future through its ongoing educational events, but also programs aimed at supporting pharmacists and pharmacy technicians who desire to push the boundaries of the profession, and meeting the goal of developing new areas of professional interest and skills intended to enhance the delivery of pharmaceutical care to the public. Your tax deductible contribution can make the difference in the professional and personal lives of you and your colleagues. Back to Top You Can Join Forces With Your Peers and Shape Pharmacy's Future APA Academy of Pharmacy Practice - Whether your interests are in independent community, community chain, long term care, hospital, technician, compounding, nuclear or clinical/teaching to name but a few, APA's Academy provides a level-playing field so that any special interest group can network with its peers, and pursue its own agendas utilizing the resources of the APA. APA House of Delegates - Establishes policy, goals, and objectives for the Association and the practice of pharmacy in Alabama. Change begins with the grassroots, and this is your opportunity to take an active role in changing the direction and pace of change that the APA and pharmacy in Alabama takes year after year. Back to Top You Can Become Involved APA Councils and Committees - APA offers numerous opportunities for you to share your insights and expertise on a wide range of issues and special projects by serving on any of APA's many standing committees, such as Public Affairs, Professional Affairs, Educational Affairs, Legislative Affairs, Insurance/Member Benefits, Organizational Affairs, Nominations, Awards and Scholarships, Budget and Finance and Membership. Special Task Force groups can be formed to address specific initiatives. APA House of Delegates - As a voting member, you can serve as a delegate representing a specific region of Alabama, or serve as Speaker or Speaker-Elect of the APA House of Delegates. When it comes to setting a course for policy-making, this is where the action is! APA Academy of Pharmacy Practice - Established Sections with officer positions as Academy Chair, plus Section Chair, Chair-Elect and Member-at-Large. Each Section has the option to establish committees in the areas of education, regulatory affairs and communications, offering ample opportunity for member input. APA Officers - The principle officer positions in the APA are the President, President-Elect, Vice-President, Past-President and Treasurer. APA Board of Trustees - Along with the principle officers of the APA, there are twelve District Trustees, two Member-at-Large positions, two pharmacy student representatives (one each from Samford and Auburn pharmacy schools), the Deans from Alabama's two pharmacy schools, and the Chair of the APA Academy of Pharmacy Practice. APA Research & Education Foundation - Has its own Board of Directors with opportunity for leaders both in pharmacy and the business world to help guide its many activities in ways that accentuate its mission and purpose. Back to Top You Can Choose A Membership Category That Fits Active Member - Those persons who are licensed pharmacists, entitled to practice pharmacy in the State of Alabama. Associate Member - Those persons who are not licensed pharmacists who are interested in pharmacy or are associated with the business or professions related to the pharmaceutical profession. Especially for Associate Members, there are opportunities for exhibiting and/or supporting speakers at any APA program event, market your companies products, equipment and/or services to APA members through journal advertising, advertising on the APA Home Page, and much more. 1st Year Pharmacist - Those persons who are within one year of having matriculated from a pharmacy school program. Retired Pharmacist - Those persons who otherwise qualify as an Active member but have decided to "enjoy the good life". Spouse Member Non-Pharmacists Pharmacy Technician - Those persons who are licensed pharmacy technicians Student Member - Those students currently enrolled in a pharmacy program or with plans to enroll in a pharmacy program Back to Top What About Academies? APA's Academy Of Pharmacy Practice The Alabama Pharmacy Association (APA) established the Academy of Pharmacy Practice (APP) in order to allow pharmacists, pharmacy technicians (and friends of pharmacy), who share common practice settings and/or professional interests, the opportunity to influence the scope and direction of their professional careers. The APP serves as a forum which, in part, enables these individuals to exchange ideas, identify and seek resolution to issues of concern, and serve as a source of expert opinion to help guide the APA, and its various Committees, on any pharmacy related issue! Back to Top Purpose and Goals of the APP (and its Sections) are to... Unite pharmacists and pharmacy technicians (and friends of pharmacy) who share mutual professional interests and desires within the State of Alabama; Establish a forum which permits identification of issues of professional concern by Section members; a forum which empowers them to seek resolution of these issues utilizing the resources available to them within (or outside) of the APA; Offer Section members the means for networking among themselves in order to improve existing and/or develop new avenues of professional service to the many publics served. Serve as a source of expert opinion on professional/practice matters of interest to Section members for any entity, in or outside of pharmacy, at the state and/or national level. Provide a voice for designing and implementing educational programs and new academic initiatives; fostering policy development within the APA (or other pharmacy organizations); and developing new regulatory language with the Alabama legislature, Alabama State Board of Pharmacy, or other Alabama governmental agency that can impact on the practice of pharmacy. Support and encourage the highest standards of individual professional practice among Section members, members of the APA, pharmacists and pharmacy technicians within the State of Alabama. Back to Top Description of the APP and How to Get Involved The APP is headed by a Chair determined by ballot from among the APP members. The APP Chair serves for one year, is seated on the APA Board of Trustees, and can serve on other committees as appointed by the APA President. The Section Chair, Chair-elect, and Member-at-Large are determined by ballot from among the Section members. Each serves for one year with the Chair-elect automatically ascending to the office of Chair at the end of one year. The APP Executive Committee is comprised of the APP Chair, Chair-elect and all three Section officers. Both the APP and Section officers are installed during ceremonies held each year at the APA Mid-Winter Conference. The APP and each APP Section exist by virtue of their respective Bylaws, which are established (and amended) by either APP and/or section members. Section members can serve on any APA standing committee (or special task forces) and are expected to support their Section's goals and objectives. Back to Top Description of Academy Sections COMPOUNDING PHARMACY SECTION exists for the purpose of uniting all Alabama Pharmacists who compound medication for use in patients and animals, and want to assure that this basic tenet of pharmacy is performed at the highest possible standards, free of regulatory intrusion by any state/national agency. LONG TERM CARE PHARMACY SECTION focuses its attention on areas such as pharmacist prescribing, patient self testing, hospice centers, adult assisted living facilities, as well as long term care and other types of institutional pharmacy practice settings. NUCLEAR/RADIOLOGIC PHARMACY SECTION serves as a bridge for elements of traditional pharmacy which desires to learn about the role that diagnostic imaging drugs and pharmacists can play in assuring optimal patient care outcomes; offering its members the opportunity to assure their professional viability by pursuing initiatives relative to academic/ education program development, regulatory/ legislative initiatives with agencies both in/outside of Alabama. INDEPENDENT ACADEMY SECTION PHARMACY TECHNICIAN ACADEMY SECTION PHARMACY STUDENT ACADEMY SECTION HEALTH SYSTEM ACADEMY SECTION CHAIN ACADEMY SECTION Any practice interest group in pharmacy, not mentioned here, can seek to establish themselves as a formal Section in the APP, via petition to the APP Executive Committee by the individuals who would constitute the members of that Section. For specific information on how to create a new APA APP Section, contact the APA office. Back to Top How to Become Actively Involved in APP Any APP member can call or write the officers of the APP, or any of its Sections, and present his/her need or concern for action, as well as suggestion for legislative and/or other pharmacy policy-making initiative. Each Section offers members the opportunity to provide their time/expertise in terms of effecting positive outcomes on any identified APP/Section goal and objective. From their involvement at the APP Section level, APP members may go on to become Section or APP officers, and members of any APA committee or become an APA officer. The overall effectiveness of any Section, or the APP as a whole, depends on having input from its members! APP and Section goals and objectives can only be met through the diligence and support of you...our valued APP and APA member! Back to Top Meetings of the Academy and its Sections The APP conducts a Mid-Winter Conference each year which serves as an intensive educational forum for the Alabama pharmacy community. Additional APP programming is made available at the APA Annual Convention & Trade Show. APP Sections are encouraged to develop their own educational programs at any time of year, programs that could be cross-marketed to other health care provider groups who might benefit as well. The APP and Section officers may conduct business meetings, which are open to any APP member at selected times throughout the year. APP and Section business meetings can be conducted via any communication means available (i.e., live meetings, communiqué mailings, teleconferencing, electronic mail). All recognized Sections of the APP are permitted to submit resolutions to be considered by, and send two representatives as delegates to the APA House of Delegates when it meets each year at the APA Annual Convention & Trade Show. Back to Top APA Awards The APP can nominate its members for any number of prestigious awards offered each year by the APA (i.e., Bowl of Hygeia, Young Pharmacist Award, Innovative Pharmacy Practice Award, etc.) at its Annual Convention & Trade Show. Back to Top
	APA Pharmacists Serving on Alabama Task Forces/Boards/Coalitions Alabama Adult Immunization Coalition Michael Hogue, Pharm.D., Birmingham Charles Thomas, R.Ph., Montgomery Alabama Asthma Coalition Brad Nall, Pharm.D., Birmingham Alabama Council on Health Costs, Administration and Organization Dan McConaghy, R.Ph., Creola Alabama Diabetes Advisory Council Condit Steil, Pharm.D., Birmingham Donnie Calhoun, Pharm.D., Anniston Philip Knight, R.Ph., Pike Road Stan Reeves, R.Ph., Demopolis Charles Sands, Pharm.D., Birmingham Alabama Medicaid Agency DUR Board Paula Thompson, Pharm.D., Birmingham Rhonda Harden, Pharm.D., Tuskegee Jimmy Jackson, R.Ph., Alexander City Daniel Mims, R.Ph., Montgomery Dan McConaghy, R.Ph., Creola Alabama Medicaid Agency Medical Care Advisory Board Pattisue Carranza, R.Ph., Orange Beach Alabama Medicaid Agency Pharmacy Advisory Committee Dan McConaghy, R.Ph., Creola John Carpenter, R.Ph., Hayneville Danny Cottrell, R.Ph., Brewton David Darby, R.Ph., Andalusia Alabama Medicaid Agency P&T Committee LaTonage Porter, R.Ph., Montgomery Vickie Faulk Little, R.Ph., Wetumpka Ben Main, R.Ph., Union Springs Alabama Medicaid Agency Transformation Grant Stakeholder Task Force Dan McConaghy, R.Ph., Creola Butch Mullins, R.Ph., Birmingham David Darby, R.Ph., Andalusia Danny Cottrell, R.Ph., Brewton Alabama Obesity Task Force Donnie Calhoun, R.Ph., Anniston Alabama Osteoporosis Task Force Charles Thomas, R.Ph., Montgomery Alabama State Board of Pharmacy Kenny Sanders, R.Ph., Bessemer Mike Mikell, R.Ph., Prattville Donnie Calhoun, R.Ph., Anniston Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama Pharmacy Liaison Committee Tim Bishop, R.Ph., Albertville Boyd Ennis, R.Ph., Birmingham Bob Hager, R.Ph., Eva Steve Mullenix, R.Ph., Mt. Olive Tommy Spears, R.Ph., Talladega Cardiovascular Health Advisory Council Charlie Sands, Pharm.D., Birmingham Kelli Littlejohn, Pharm.D., Montgomery Henry Frazer, Pharm.D., Montgomery Cara Leos, Pharm.D., Auburn Coalition of Alabama Pharmacy Practitioners Dan McConaghy, R.Ph., Creola Steve Snyder, R.Ph., Montgomery Clay Wilson, R.Ph., Birmingham Governor’s Rural Action Commission Sam Costello, R.Ph., Decatur Office of Women’s Health Steering Committee Kimberly Braxton Lloyd, Pharm.D., Auburn Kathryn Allen, PharmD., Birmingham Nancy Bishop, R.Ph., Prattville State Licensure Advisory Board Sara May, R.Ph., Montgomery (Back to Top) APA Committees Audit Committee Daniel Mims dmims@knology.net Steve Snyder swsnyder@pca132.com David Darby Darby@alaweb.com Rhonda Harden rxram@bellsouth.net Louise Jones (Ex-Officio) ljones@aparx.org Jo Mikell (Ex-Officio) jo@aparx.org Budget and Finance Committee Daniel Mims, Chair dmims@knology.net Cammie Burgess cburgess@uabmc.edu Anthony Brooklere abrooklere@charter.net Steve Snyder swsnyder@pca132.com Louise Jones (Ex-Officio) ljones@aparx.org Jo Mikell (Ex-Officio) jo@aparx.org Building Committee Dane Yarbrough, Chair Dane.yarbrough@seniorcarepharmacy.net Steve Snyder swsnyder@pca132.com Louise Jones (Ex-Officio) ljones@aparx.org Educational Affairs Committee Kimberly Braxton Lloyd, Chair lloydkb@auburn.edu Jared Johnson Johns41@auburn.edu Kathryn Allen kathrynrx@gmail.com Rhonda Harden Rxram@bellsouth.net Cammie Burgess cburgess@uabmc.edu Corey Hebert cthebert@cvs.com John Redden Jredden601@aol.com Amanda Newton ibcoffeemama@yahoo.com Paige Patterson lanfokp@auburn.edu Michael Hogue mdhogue@samford.edu Henry Frazer hfrazer@drugresearch.com Lisa McGill lisaamcgill@bellsouth.net Danny Johnson johnsons@mysylacauga.com Meagan Hester hesteme@auburn.edu Garrett Aikens aikengb@auburn.edu Marilyn Novell Mjn0004@auburn.edu Steve Snyder swsnyder@pca132.com Louise Jones (Ex-Officio) ljones@aparx.org Danielle Cole (Ex-Officio) dcole@aparx.org Insurance/Member Benefits Committee Rick Stephens, Chair rstephrph@bellsouth.net Buddy Bunch buddybunch@bunchrx.com Johnny Brooklere johnnyb@adamsvillerx.com Brad Nall Bsnall@samford.edu Terry Stanley Terry.stanley@seniorcarepharmacy.net Lea Wolsoncroft Lea@kidsmedspharmacy.com Steve Snyder swsnyder@pca132.com Louise Jones (Ex-Officio) Ljones@aparx.org Inga Hunter (Ex-Officio) inga@aparx.org Legislative Affairs Committee Ronnie Opolka, Chair opolka@charter.net Tim Bishop tbishop@bishopspharmacy.com Jerry Moore Jerry.moore@tevausa.com David Darby Darby@alaweb.com Ken Aday kwadayrx@aol.com Darin Elliott Dlelliot1@charter.net Corey Hebert cthebert@cvs.com Ryan Teal Ryan.teal@walgreens.com Steve Bethea sbethea@usouthal.edu Olivia Dansby Odansby7@gmail.com Brad Nall bsnall@samford.edu Don Hagler Dhagler999@aol.com Lisa McGill lisaamcgill@bellsouth.net Keith Campagna Keith.campagna@sanofi-aventis.com Michael Hogue mdhogue@samford.edu Justin Little jlittle@cvs.com Tammie Koelz Tammie.Koelz@Walgreens.com Garrett Aikens aikengb@auburn.edu Timothy Martin tmartin@dchsystem.com Boyd Ennis, Jr abennisncpa@yahoo.com Marilyn Novell Mjn0004@auburn.edu Steve Snyder swsnyder@pca132.com Ferrell Patrick (Ex-Officio) fpatrick@charter.net Louise Jones (Ex-Officio) ljones@aparx.org Membership Committee Nancy Bishop, Chair nancyandcliffb@knology.net Ken Aday kwadayrx@aol.com Christy Garmon Jgarmon2007@charter.net Miranda Chambers Mirandac04@gmail.com Rhonda Harden rxram@bellsouth.net Darin Elliott Dlelliot1@charter.net Wes Maddox wmaddox@fredsinc.com Amanda Newton ibcoffeemama@yahoo.com Ron Jackson Rjack15@bellsouth.net Jessica Fowler fowlejr@auburn.edu Tammie Koelz Tammie.Koelz@Walgreens.com Tina Marie Tarsitano tarsitano@knology.net Brittany Stallworth stallbm@auburn.edu Steve Snyder swsnyder@pca132.com Andrea Salvador (Ex-Officio) Andrea@aparx.org Louise Jones (Ex-Officio) ljones@aparx.org Nominations/Awards Committee Dane Yarbrough, Chair Dane.yarbrough@seniorcarepharmacy.net Ron Pate Ronpate88@aol.com Tim Bishop tbishop@bishopspharmacy.com Jane Patterson Jane.patterson@caremark.com Jerry Moore Jerry.moore@tevausa.com Charlie Thomas Ccthomasrph@cs.com Jonathan Dodd Jonathan.dodd@caremark.com Terry Stanley Terry.stanley@seniorcarepharmacy.net Gerald Newbern glnewbern@comcast.net Steve Snyder swsnyder@pca132.com Louise Jones (Ex-Officio) ljones@aparx.org Organizational Affairs Committee Charlie Thomas, Chair Ccthomasrph@cs.com Ken Aday kwadayrx@aol.com Corey Hebert cthebert@cvs.com Jane Patterson Jane.patterson@caremark.com Olivia Dansby Odansby7@gmail.com Tina Marie Tarsitano tarsitano@knology.net Jonathan Dodd Jonathan.dodd@caremark.com Michael Hogue mdhogue@samford.edu Anthony Brooklere ajb@adamsvillerx.com Becky Sorrell RJSorrell@aol.com Lauren Garrett lgarrett@samford.edu Steve Snyder swsnyder@pca132.com Louise Jones (Ex-Officio) ljones@aparx.org Professional Affairs Committee Tammie Koelz, Chair Tammie.koelz@walgreens.com Charlie Thomas Ccthomasrph@cs.com Corey Hebert cthebert@cvs.com Ryan Teal ahpritchett@charter.net John Redden Jredden601@aol.com Henry Frazer hfrazer@drugresearch.com Mark Acker Mark@medistat-inc.com Jonathan Dodd Jonathan.dodd@caremark.com Lisa McGill lisaamcgill@bellsouth.net Keith Campagna Keith.campagna@sanofi-aventis.com Jacob Johnson Jacob@marblecitypharmacy.com Garrett Aikens aikengb@auburn.edu Tina Marie Tarsitano tarsitano@knology.net Marilyn Novell Mjn0004@auburn.edu Samford Representative Charles Sands, III, Pharm.D. ccsands@samford.edu Steve Snyder swsnyder@pca132.com Louise Jones (Ex-Officio) ljones@aparx.org Public Relations Committee Leslie Cheney, Chair lesliemec@yahoo.com Charlie Thomas Ccthomasrph@cs.com Randy Norman Randy.norman@caremark.com Olivia Dansby Odansby7@gmail.com Tammie Koelz Tammie.Koelz@Walgreens.com Garrett Aikens aikengb@auburn.edu Aimee Aday rxaimee@aol.com Roland Nelson rolandrph@gmail.com Tina Marie Tarsitano tarsitano@knology.net Marilyn Novell Mjn0004@auburn.edu Brittany Stallworth stallbm@auburn.edu Steve Snyder swsnyder@pca132.com Louise Jones (Ex-Officio) ljones@aparx.org Linda Tynan (Ex-Officio) linda@aparx.org 2010 Academy of Pharmacy Practice Academy Chair: Cole Sandlin Independent Academy Section: Sections Chair – Joy Coffee Sections Chair Elect – Larry D. Stephens Section Member at Large - Buddy Bunch Pharmacy Student Academy Section: Section Chair - Meagan Hester Section Chair Elect – Olivia Dansby Section Member at Large – Garrett Aikens Pharmacy Technician Academy Section: Section Chair - Cynthia Rodgers Section Chair Elect – Carolyn Priest Section Member at Large – Paige Patterson Long Term Care Academy Section: Section Chair - Michael Moulton Section Chair Elect – Malcolm Youngblood Section Member at Large – Daniel Mims Compounding Academy Section: Section Chair - Scott Wepfer Section Chair Elect – Chris Burgess Section Member at Large – Barry Wood Community (Chain) Academy Section: Section Chair - Mark Conradi Section Chair Elect – Ryan Teal Section Member at Large – Jared Johnson Health Systems Academy Section: Section Chair - Rhonda Harden Section Chair Elect – Jim Easter Section Member at Large – Cammie Burgess Nuclear Academy Section: Section Chair - S. Lamar Foti Section Chair Elect – William Cox Section Member at Large - Garret Walker ALABAMA PHARMACY ASSOCIATION - PAST PRESIDENTS 1881-1884 Philip Charles Candidus, Mobile 1885-1887 A. L. Stollenwerck, Birmingham 1887-1889 J.B. Collier, Opelika 1889-1890 G.W. Bains, Birmingham 1890-1891 W.F. Punch, Mobile 1891-1892 J.D. Humphrey, Huntsville 1892-1893 Mosley F. Tucker, Mobile 1893-1895 E.P. Galt, Selma 1895-1897 W.F. Dent, Montgomery 1897-1899 W.E. Bingham, Tuscaloosa 1900-1901 G.B. McVey, Birmingham 1901-1902 T.W. Peagler, Greenville 1902-1903 L.S. Brigham, Montgomery 1903-1904 J.L. Parker, Birmingham 1904-1905 J.D. Sutton, Mobile 1905-1906 E.H. Cross, Gadsden 1906-1907 C.C. Stewart, Greenville 1907-1908 E.W. Averyt, Ensley 1908-1909 Sam A. Williams, Troy 1909-1910 Lee Whorton, Gadsden 1910-1911 J.T. Roe, St. Louis, MO 1911-1912 W.P. Thomason, Guntersville 1912-1913 C.T. Ruff, Montgomery 1913-1914 S.L. Toomer, Auburn 1914-1915 D.P. McDiarmid, Talladega 1915-1916 L. L. Scarborough, Anniston 1916-1917 W.S. Vance, Gadsden 1917-1919 C.R. Walker, Ensley 1919-1920 J.F. Spearman, Anniston 1920-1922 L.C. Lewis, Tuskegee 1922-1923 J.A. Edwards, Anniston 1923-1924 R.F. Lovelady, Birmingham 1924-1925 W.G. Fowler, Montgomery 1925-1928 Hal E. Duncan, Birmingham 1928-1930 J.T. Dumas, Foley 1930-1931 Z.C. Lewis, Montgomery 1931-1932 Paul Lantrip, Jasper 1932-1933 J.K. Haynie, Opelika 1933-1934 Fred Martin, Birmingham 1934-1935 C.C. Thomas, Selma 1935-1936 N.G. Hubbard, Birmingham 1936-1937 J.J. Watkins, Dora 1937-1938 E. M. Megginson, Mobile 1938-1939 E.W. Gibbs, Birmingham 1939-1940 F.V. High, Ft. Payne 1940-1941 W.T. Whitman, Elba 1941-1942 Maury McWilliams, Prattville 1942-1943 Lehman Alley, Birmingham 1943-1944 J.G. Nixon, Mobile 1944-1945 Jamie L. Meigs, Centreville 1945-1946 C.L. Bishop, Cullman 1946-1947 V.L. Smith, Birmingham 1947-1948 E. Roy Albright, Mobile 1948-1949 Phil Hudson, Opelika 1949-1950 Lester Sparks, Huntsville 1950-1951 Monroe Newberry, Andalusia 1951-1952 M.A. Boynton, Birmingham 1952-1953 G.H. Bledsoe, Mobile 1953-1954 George P. Walker, Attalla 1954-1955 Roy Payne, Jasper 1955-1956 Hoyt Carlisle, Alex City 1956-1957 Homer W. Hollifield, Birmingham 1957-1958 Lester Thagard, Jr., Andalusia 1958-1959 E.C. Cross, Gadsden 1959-1960 E.P. Scruggs, Anniston 1960-1961 M.G. Mullendore, Birmingham 1961-1962 Joseph T. Pilcher, Selma 1962-1963 Joe Catrett, Anniston 1963-1964 William F. Davoren, Huntsville 1964-1965 Robert F. Scarborough, Eufaula 1965-1966 Edgar B. Turner, Cullman 1966-1967 Herbert H. Nelson, Jr., Mobile 1967-1968 Betty Walker, Jasper 1968-1969 J. Miles Thomas, Opelika 1969-1970 Mahlon Turner, Huntsville 1970-1971 Charles Loftin, Mobile 1971-1972 James T. Davis, Columbiana 1972-1973 William C. Spires, Dothan 1973-1974 Bobby P. Short, Mobile 1974-1975 John Beasley, Columbia 1975-1976 Larry Richmond, Birmingham 1976-1977 Herb Batt, Huntsville 1977-1978 Jim Main, Anniston 1978-1979 Anthony Brooklere, Birmingham 1979-1980 Robert Eubanks, Birmingham 1980-1981 Fred Rutledge, Demopolis 1981-1982 Charles Prickett, Birmingham 1982-1983 Allen Mattox, Tuscaloosa 1983-1984 Larry Thomasson, Auburn 1984-1986 Jim Scruggs, Marion 1986-1987 Jerry Moore, Carrollton 1987-1988 Martin L. Lambert, Birmingham 1988-1989 William M. Beasley, Louisville 1989-1990 William J. Justice, Atmore 1990-1991 Robert Blakney, Tuscaloosa 1991-1992 Charles Thomas, Huntsville 1992-1993 Tim Bishop, Albertville 1993-1994 Danny Cottrell, Brewton 1994-1995 Jan Allen, Wetumpka 1995-1996 Ralph Sorrell, Pelham 1996-1997 Keith Conner, Birmingham 1997-1998 Roland Nelson, Birmingham 1998-1999 Johnny Brooklere, Birmingham 1999-2000 Rob Colburn, Northport 2000-2001 Rick Stephens, Northport 2001-2002 Ernest A. Holland, Auburn 2002-2003 Page Dunlap, Hartselle 2003-2004 Jim Easter, Mobile 2004-2005 Kerry Prickett, Birmingham 2005-2006 Pattisue Carranza, Orange Beach 2006-2007 Dan McConaghy, Creola 2007-2008 Steve Love, Elberta 2008-2009 David Darby, Andalusia 2009-2010 Steve Snyder, Wetumpka 2010-2011 Ronnie Opolka, Guntersville Back to Top

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