A.A. Pioneers
Hank P.
Hank's story, THE UNBELIEVER is in the First Edition
Clarence S.
Clarence's story, HOME BREWMEISTER is in all three
editions.
Ernie G.
Ernie's story, THE SEVEN MONTH SLIP is in the First
Edition
Charlie S.
Charlie's story, RIDING THE RODS is in the First Edition
Bob O.
Bob's story, THE SALESMAN is in the First Edition
Archie T.
Archie's story, THE FEARFUL ONE is in the First Edition
In later editions, his story is called THE MAN WHO MASTERED FEAR
Dick S.
Dick's story, THE CAR SMASHER is in the First Edition
Bill D.
Bill's story, ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS NUMBER THREE
is in the Second and Third Edition
Abby G.
Abby's story, HE THOUGHT HE COULD DRINK LIKE A GENTLEMAN
is in the Second and Third Edition
Marty M.
Marty's story, WOMEN SUFFER TOO is in the Second and
Third Edition
Ethel M.
Ethel's story, FROM FARM TO CITY is in the Second and
Third Edition
Earl T.
Earl's story, HE SOLD HIMSELF SHORT is in the Second and
Third Edition
Sylvia K.
Sylvia's story, THE KEYS OF THE KINGDOM is in the Second
and Third Edition
Esther A.
Esther's story, A FLOWER OF THE SOUTH is in the second
and Third Edition
Ebby T.
This is the last reported photo of Ebby before he
passed on.
Dr. Bob and Anne
Dr. Bob was a co-founder of A.A. and Anne S. held the first
meetings for wives in Akron.
Early Members
Just prior to the first AA World Service Conference and
Convention in 1950, Bill W. visited Cleveland, Ohio and met with some of
the early members there.
Group Photo
An early, 1940's informal group photo of members in
California (possibly Long Beach). Bill W. is on the right and Dr. Bob on
the left. Anne S., Dr. Bob's wife is in the center with a cigarette.
Bill and Dr. Bob
Dr. Bob and Bill W. with an unidentified man (possibly Dr. Harry Tiebout)
in Akron, Ohio.
Bill D. and Sue
Bill D., AA #3 with Dr. Bob's daughter Sue.
Bill D. and Helen B.
Bill D., AA #3 with Helen B., an early AA Grapevine Editor.
Another "Man on the Bed" Photo
Bill W. visiting a prospective AA member in a hospital.
Another "Man On The Bed" picture.
Bill and Lois
A Later Christmas picture.
Bill and Lois
After Anne S.'s funeral.
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