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Betty C. Love
Funeral
service for Mrs. Betty C. Love, 77, of Talladega, will be Friday, January 27,
2012 at 2 PM at Parkway Assembly of God. Rev. John Hugh Love will officiate and
burial will be in Pine Hill Memorial Park. Her family will receive friends
Friday at the church from 12-2 PM. Usrey Funeral Home
of Talladega will direct the service. Mrs. Love passed away January 23, 2012 in
Tuscaloosa. Mrs. Love was a native and lifelong resident of Talladega County.
She was a member of Parkway Assembly of God. She was a successful wife, mother,
grandmother, great-grandmother, and attorney. She is preceded in death by her
husband, Huel M. Love. Her survivors include her
children, Huel M. Love Jr. (Cassie), Carla Love Tinney, and D. Leigh Love, all of Talladega John Hugh Love
(Lisa), Statesboro, GA, Jason Landers Love, Nashville, TN, , Julie Love
Templeton (Shawn) of Tuscaloosa, foster sons, Fred Franklin Ledbetter Jr.
(Cheryl), Birmingham, James Adams (Sandy), Talladega, step-daughters, Alice
Faye Love, Birmingham, Paige Love Smith (Michael), Atlanta GA. Sister, Sadie
Rooks, Oak Ridge TN, brother, Richard Henry Cook, Alpine, 15 grandchildren and
12 great-grandchildren. Pallbearers will be Huel M.
Love, Jr., Jason L. Love, Jerry Whitten, Jr., Huel M.
Love III, Codi Seth Hester, Jason Bryant Toney and
Fred Franklin Ledbetter Jr. Honorary pallbearers will be Talladega County Bar
Association and Board of Directors of AL Teen Challenge. Online condolences can
be sent to www.usreyfuneralhome.comUsrey
Brown Service Funeral Home will direct the service.
Published in The Daily Home on
January 25, 2012
Flags lowered to honor
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TALLADEGA COUNTY —
Talladega County Circuit Judge Julian King announced Tuesday flags in front of
the judicial building will fly at half staff today through Friday to honor the
memories of Betty Love and Ralph Gaines, attorneys who practiced law in the
county for many years. Both passed away this week.
Of Love, King said, “She was the original pioneer for female attorneys in
Talladega County. She broke into a male dominated profession and led the way
for many other females to follow her lead into this profession. She had great
passion and drive in representing her many clients. Most importantly, she was
instrumental in promoting the Alabama Teen Challenge Program in this county.
That program is one of the best for drug and alcohol treatment, and Betty
understood the necessity of treating the problems of addiction to break the
cycle of criminal activity. She regularly appeared before me with defendants
seeking alcohol or drug treatment, and in the majority of those cases, she was
not even the attorney of record. She was receiving no monetary compensation for
standing up there with those people. She did it for humanitarian purposes, with
the hope of an individual turning their life around and becoming a productive
member of society. The legal community will miss her.”
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