Alabama Guardrail, Inc

03/06/2024

12/02/2022

Obituary for James E. McKee
James E. McKee, 84 of Hayden passed away on December 1, 2022.

Jimmy loved his Lord and Savior and his family very much. He loved hunting and camping and his favorite times were spent outdoors with his grandchildren. He loved bluegrass music and played banjo. He was an ordained deacon since 1980 and a teacher of God’s Word.

He was preceded in death by his daughter, Tammy Wade.

Survivors include his loving wife of 63 years, Peggy; their two daughters, Jo Anne M. (Keith) Dillard and Anita McKee (Kurt) Keeney; seven grandchildren, Wes (Lonna) Dillard, Jamie (Chris) McDaniel, Ashley (Alan) Carr, Lauren (Ryan) Tancock, Hunter McKee Mitchell, Hannah (John) Mitchell-Smith and Katelyn (Cory) King; eleven great grandchildren, J.D. Dillard, Wyatt Dillard, Leah Dillard, Ethan Carr, Fisher Carr, Carter McDaniel, Charlotte McDaniel, Niko Tancock, Harlow King, Verity Smith and Gideon Smith.

Visitation will be held at Enon Baptist Church on Monday, December 5, 2022 beginning at 12PM with Funeral Services at 2PM and burial to follow in Oakwood Memorial Gardens.

04/12/2016

Safety is important to Alabama Guardrail, Inc. Staff receive safety training every Monday and in-depth (hands-on) training, like Heart Saver® First Aid, CPR, AED training by Fire Chief Scott Payne, to help our staff be equipped to respond in an emergency situation.

04/12/2016

Fire Chief Scott Payne of the Allgood Fire Department demonstrates how to administer the Heimlich maneuver on guardrail erector Andrew Graves using new training tools for Heart Saver® First Aid, CPR, AED training.

04/12/2016

Alabama Guardrail staff receive Heart Saver® First Aid, CPR, AED training from Chief Scott Payne of the Allgood Fire Department. This training is made possible through resources provided by the Blount County Economic Development Council, Cawaco Resource Conservation and Development Council of Central Alabama, and the Allgood Fire Department.

05/26/2015

Alabama Guardrail is proud to be a part of the 2015 Clean Up Our Community Campaign sponsored by the Blount County Commission. On May 26th, our crews collected nearly 2,000 pounds of roadside garbage.