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Gladys M. Middleton
May 18, 2011
Gladys M. Middleton, 89 of Atmore, died Saturday May 14, 2011, in Atmore. She was born on July 05, 1921, in Milton to the late Nealy Jefferson and Nettie Sanders Martin.
Earlier in her adult life, Gladys was an auto parts salesperson at her family’s business, Martin Automotive Supply in Atmore, and later with Haskew owned and operated Middleton’s Grocery in Atmore.
She was preceded in death by a grandson, Will Middleton.
She is survived by her husband of 70 years, Haskew Middleton of Atmore; one son, Bob Middleton of Orange Beach; one daughter, Pam Middleton of Irvington, NY; one sister, Edna Barrentine of Spanish Fort; two grandchildren, Adam Middleton of Atlanta and Jill Middleton of Daphne; and one great-grandchild, Will Middleton.
Services were held Tuesday May 17, 2011, from Johnson-Quimby Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Arnold Hendrix officiating, Interment followed in Oak Hill Cemetery. Active Pallbearers were Floyd Adams, Adam Middleton, Steve Jernigan, James Norris, Fritz Curry and Lowell McGill.
Family received friends Monday evening May 16, 2011, at Johnson-Quimby Funeral Home.
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About the time LBJ was dragging us into vietnam I was a little boy on Horner street I would vist Middleton grocery on hwy 31 next to Eugene McClaine’s trailways gas station. (what ever happened to Eugene’s spider monkey?), I can still in my minds eye see Miz Gladys and Mr Haskew behind the counter, fine people. We were Americans back then buddy.