On this day–March 6, 1980–E. E. Murrey, Jr. died. Edward Ennis Murrey, Jr. was a longtime treasurer for the Middle Tennessee Council, following in the footsteps of his father. Murrey was only 65 years old at his death. He had born in Marshall County and attending the University of the South. He served in WWII, though details on his service were not included in his obituary. He was founder of Volunteer Savings & Loan Association and served as is president until it merged with Security Federal in 1976. He had three children, two daughters and one son. He and his father serve as the namesake of the now defunct Camp Murrey.

On this day, February 1, 2006, Percy Dempsey passed away. Dempsey himself was a long time Scouter in Middle Tennessee, specifically coming out of the Trail of Tears (Murfreesboro) district. With a life stretching 89 years, Dempsey had a lifetime involvement in Scouting. Over 40 boys reached Eagle under his tutelage. He also had a long history with Woodbadge, first attending MT-2 back at Rock Island, and later serving on the staffs of MT-21 and MT-24 through 34. He was Scoutmaster for MT-30 and Quartermaster for most of the others. He was a recipient of the Silver Beaver and served on the Executive Board of the Council for several years. The Percy Dempsey Camporee Area was named in his honor as part of the 1994 Capital Development Campaign.