From Tribune staff reports
PINSON, Ala.–Stanley Moss, a retired educator and native of Pinson, will be the grand marshal for the upcoming Christmas Parade on Friday, Dec. 6 at 6:30 p.m.
Described as a “dedicated supporter of his hometown,” Moss has served as president of the Pinson Historical Society. He is a member of the Pinson Bicentennial Celebration Committee and contributed to the Pinson history book. He is also active in the Pinson Methodist Food Pantry Committee.
His educational background spans 45 years, including teaching English and Latin at Oneonta High School. In addition to being involved in the local history society, he served as a member of the Alabama Historical Association and the Alabama Classical Association, as well as president of the Community Arts Council of Blount County.
“Despite his busy schedule, the 77-year-old also works as a film consultant, leveraging his extensive knowledge of local history,” said a press release from the city. “He may even appear in a Netflix documentary next year.”
Additionally, he was recently recognized as a “50 over 50” honoree by Regions Bank and Positive Maturity of Alabama for his civic work.
The parade will begin at 6:30 p.m. on Main Street, turning south onto Pinson Boulevard, and ending at Bicentennial Park where community members can gather to end the evening with the lighting of Pinson’s Christmas Tree.
