Captain Herb Emory, a cherished traffic reporter who died in April 2014, is honored through road signs that commemorate his contributions to Georgia's transportation infrastructure. The Georgia Department of Transportation named two new ramps after him, celebrating his advocacy for their construction. Emory's widow, Karen, recalls the pride her husband felt meeting Governor Nathan Deal shortly before his passing. Additionally, the Lee Road bridge over I-20 in Douglas County was renamed in his honor, reflecting his long-standing connection to the area. Similarly, Royal Marshall, a prominent producer and host at WSB radio, was memorialized with an intersection named after him in downtown Atlanta following his sudden death in January 2011. These signs not only honor the legacies of Emory and Marshall but also provide comfort to their loved ones and the community, serving as daily reminders of their impact. Despite occasional graffiti on the signs, the emotional significance remains strong for those who knew them.