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36 Distribution Committee. Away from work, Davis and her husband, Phil, enjoy spending time at the farm, the beach and with their five grandchildren. Customer Service Representative Ann-Michele Tyson began her career with Alabama Power in the Ashford Business Office in 2007. She grew up in Eufaula and moved to St. Augustine, Florida, where she graduated from Flagler College with a bachelor's degree in Broadcast Communications. She lives in Dothan with husband, Brian, and their 1-year-old daughter, Paisley. Her grandfather was an Alabama Power employee and her father, Frank Straughn, retired from the company in 2017 after 50 years. Customer Service Representative Darius Brown has worked for Alabama Power since 2012. He began his career in the Ozark Office as merchandise salesperson, and has worked as a CSR in the Slocomb, Enterprise and Ozark offices. He is an active APSO member and on the Southeast Division Safety Committee. For three years he has participated in the Safe-T-Opolis program as a LifeLiner. "I enjoy spending time at the school and teaching the kids about power line and electricity safety," Brown says. He spends the majority of his free time with wife, Terra, and their kids, Kell and Macen. Brown is heavily involved in youth sports, serving as director of the Headland Youth Athletic Association and co-director/head coach for the AAU basketball Dothan Gymrats. Customer Service Representative Rolanda Jones transferred from the Slocomb Office to Ozark in 2015. She is vice president and Ozark/Enterprise area chairperson of the Southeast/Farley Chapter of APSO, having served as president in 2012. A member of the Southeast Regional Planning Commission, Jones is on the Elba City Council, Elba Water and Electric Board, and Elba Planning and Zoning Committee. She graduated from Troy State University in 1999 with a bachelor's degree in Psychology/Human Services. Her favorite hobbies are reading and restoring old furniture. Brown, Tyson, Jones and Davis at APC Ozark Business Office. Eagle Stadium hosts frequent baseball tournaments; was home to minor league team.