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Andrew J Durgan III 1913 - 1988

Andrew James Durgan III of Selma, Dallas County, AL was born on August 30, 1913 to Andrew James Durgan, Jr. and Mary Durgan. Andrew Durgan died at age 75 years old on September 23, 1988 in Selma, and was buried in September 1988 at Serenity Memorial Gardens 4660 Water Avenue, in Selma.
Andrew James Durgan III
Selma, Dallas County, AL 36701
August 30, 1913
September 23, 1988
Selma, Dallas County, Alabama, 36701, United States
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Andrew James Durgan III's History: 1913 - 1988

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  • 08/30
    1913

    Birthday

    August 30, 1913
    Birthdate
    Unknown
    Birthplace
  • Professional Career

    Andrew James Durgan III was one of the best teachers at R.B. Hudson High School in Selma, Alabama, from the 1950's through the 1970's until he retired from teaching. Mr. Durgan taught Biology and several other subjects. He also worked as a student advisor.
  • 09/23
    1988

    Death

    September 23, 1988
    Death date
    Unknown
    Cause of death
    Selma, Dallas County, Alabama 36701, United States
    Death location
  • 09/dd
    1988

    Gravesite & Burial

    September 1988
    Funeral date
    Serenity Memorial Gardens 4660 Water Avenue, in Selma, Dallas County, Alabama 36703, United States
    Burial location
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Why You Say I Don't Remember!!
In the summer of 1987, I was home in Selma, Alabama visiting family. I discovered from a relative of Mr. Durgan's that he was still living in Selma, Alabama and that he had some health issues. I graduated from R.B. Hudson High School, Selma, Alabama with the Class of 1963, and I hadn't seen any Hudson High teachers since then. I really wanted to see Mr. Durgan, so I went along with his relative to his house to see him and to say hello. When I entered his house, Mr. Durgan, who was sitting in a lounge chair, looked toward the door and saw us enter. I said to Mr. Durgan, "You don't remember me, but you were my favorite teacher at R.B. Hudson High School." Mr. Durgan's response, in a slow voice, was, "Why you say I don't remember." We both laughed. That next year on September 23, 1988, he was gone.
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Mr. Andrew Durgan 1965
Mr. Andrew Durgan 1965
Photo was taken from the 1965 R.B. Hudson High School Class photo, which included the principal, asst. principal and several teacher advisors, including Mr. Durgan.
Date & Place: Not specified or unknown.
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Name three fruits
One day in 1962, at R.B. Hudson High School in Selma, Alabama, the bell rang to change classes. Students hurried into Mr. Andrew Durgan's biology classroom and took their seats. Mr. Durgan walked into the Biology classroom, the students were waiting and watching him, as he put his book bag on his desk. He turned to face the class and with a serious look on his face, he asked them to name three fruits that began with the letter "N." The students started thinking to themselves, trying to figure out the answer. They all thought it was something they needed to remember for an upcoming test. One student whispered, "Nectarine has to be one of them." The students could not come up with the answers after a few minutes, and Mr. Durgan said, "Okay, okay, I see you all are having trouble finding the answer, so I'll tell you." Then he said, "The three fruits that begin with the letter "N" are Napples, Noranges and Nanas." The whole classroom erupted in laughter and Mr. Durgan laughed with them. Mr. Durgan was that kind of teacher, he had a way of putting his students at ease in his classroom. He enjoyed having fun with his students and they enjoyed being in his classroom.
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Mr. Andrew J. Durgan was the kind of teacher that made students want to learn.
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