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Ken Curtis reminisces about his life before Labelle, and becoming a real estate developer once he moved to Florida. He also discusses his wife's value for education, and the tribute he created in her honor.

Laura Wilson and Billie Cline discuss growing up in LaBelle and how the town has changed.

Lewis Johnny Whidden discusses living in LaBelle, the town during the Great Depression, and how things have changed.

Lillie Mae Yeomans discusses moving to LaBelle in 1939 after high school, and how the city has changed.

Mr and Mrs Nobles talk about their early days in LaBelle, growing up and toying with the monkeys at Mr. Blout's garage. They talk about graduating LaBelle high school and both going on to college, though at different times. At the end they share how they would like to be remembered and what they hope for LaBelle in the future.

Lynda Rider reminisces about growing up in LaBelle.

Martha Cross discusses growing up in LaBelle with her father, who owned the Trading Post, purchasing the Trading Post from her father when he retired, and business ventures that created Everglades Seasoning.

Mary Louise Andrew Booth discusses growing up in LaBelle, and working her way to manager for the school cafeteria.