Thomas Mason Stubblefield

Background

Stubblefield, Thomas Mason was born on April 16, 1922 in Taxhoma, Oklahoma, United States. Son of Temple Roscoe and Martha Lacy (Acree) Stubblefield.

Education

Bachelor of Science, New Mexico State College, 1948. Master of Science, A. and M. College Texas, 1951. Doctor of Philosophy, A.and M. College Texas, 1956.

Postgraduate, University Arizona, 1954.

Career

Specialist cotton marketing New Mexico State College, 1948. Extension economist then assistant agricultural economist University Arizona, Tucson, 1951—1958, from associate professor to professor, 1958—1964, professor and agricultural economist, 1964—1983, emeritus professor, from 1983, acting assistant director agricultural experiment station, 1966—1968, assistant to director station, 1973—1974, chief party Brazil contract, 1968—1970. With United States Army, 1942-1945.

Achievements

• Thomas Mason Stubblefield has been listed as a noteworthy agricultural economist, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Pima Council Aging, 1974—1977, 1980—1990, Retired Senior Volunteer Program, Pima County, 1974—2004, chairman advisory committee, 1974—1977, 1980—1990. Chairman board Saguaro Home Foundation, 1980—1985. Member advisory board Unified Community, 1994—2004.

Connections

Married Martha Lee Miller, March 7, 1943. Children: Ellen Damron, Paula Culbertson, Thommye Zingsheim.

Father:

Temple Roscoe Stubblefield

Mother:

Martha Lacy (Acree) Stubblefield

Spouse:

Martha Lee Miller

child:

Paula Culbertson Stubblefield

child:

Thommye Zingsheim Stubblefield

child:

Ellen Damron Stubblefield