Cheryl Marie Sullivan, a student at Brunswick Junior College, now known as College of Coastal Georgia, was one of the people fatally injured during the explosion at the Thiokol Chemical Plant on February 3, 1971. She was a Business student who had taken the quarter off to work in her hometown of Woodbine at the Thiokol Chemical plant to earn money for college. She wanted to be an Executive Secretary.
References
Bucs' Bulletin, page 6. (1971, February 25). Student dies in Thiokol disaster.
Thiokol Memorial Project. (n.d.). https://thiokolmemorial.org/
Celia Alberta
Ethel Banks
Annie C. Booth
Bertha R. Brunswick
Bettie R. Burch
Charles Burch
James L. Chapman
Yvonne M. Connelly
Jack Cox
Mae H. Davis
Mildred Davis
Howard Ellis, Sr.
Willie M. Fuller
Pearlie M. Hutchinson
Annie M. James
Mack Kennedy
Essie D. King
Gracie M. Life
Bertha M. Hill
Charles T. Monak
James Parland
Sandra R. Rauls
Cyrus D. Roberson
Betty J. Roberts
Lillie B. Spells
Cheryl M. Sullivan
Mae A. Taylor
Joseph E. Wainright*
Annie L. Williams
*Mr. Wainright was killed on May 9, 1973 as the result of an 81 mm round explosion at the Thiokol site.