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Joey Dewayne Kelley
October 17, 2011
Joey Dewayne Kelley, 50, died October 11, 2011. He was a native of Brewton and later moved to Atmore.
He owned several business including the Strand Theater, Joey’s Furniture, Kelley’s Ambulance Service, Whistle Stop Grill, Advance Printing Company, a construction business and other ventures.
He was preceded in death by his father, Albert Sylvester Kelley; his mother, Mary Aline Johnson; and a brother, Tom Johnson.
He is survived by three sons, Chad Wayne (Evelyn) Kelley of Winchester, CA, Christopher Adam Kelley of Atmore, Austin Suede Dakota “Cody” Mooney of Pensacola; three daughters, Jennifer Necole Daw, Chasity Kelley (David) Daniel, and Tiffany Denise Davis, all of Atmore; four grandchildren, Damon, Beau, Crimson and Aidan; his fiancé, Robin Cofield; one sister, Francis Hildreth of Andalusia; three brothers, Ed Gibson and Carl Kelley, both of Andalusia and Albert Kelley of Atmore.
A memorial service will be held Wednesday, October 19 at 1 p.m. at the Strand Theatre on South Main Street in Atmore. The family requests that donations be made to a memorial fund in honor of Joey Kelley at United Bank in lieu of flowers.
Petty Funeral Homes Eastside Chapel is in charge of arrangements.
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Joey was a close and dear friend in the past 5 yrs Joey and I have become close, I would even say we were like brothers. When i would run into him somewhere he never shook my hand or just said “Hey Danny” he would always come to me and hug me. Joey and I spent many nights at the Ambulance Office talking anbou numerous things, but the one thing that was always discussed was his kids and Grandkids. Oh the love would shine like a new penny he loved each of his kids unconditional and no matter what mistakes they had made he was always there for them. I hope and pray Joey’s kids see the life lessons he had tried to teach them and be the best at what ever they become in life or continue doing at the best they can.
Joey was a unique person when it came to his community “He Loved Atmore” and had many visions that he shared with me, and the funny part was the things or visions were not for personal gain, but for the better of Atmore as a whole.
Joey I know you are still with us, Brother I LOVE YOU! wish we could have had more time together, but apparently God needed a Good business person with a joyful personality, well he has you REST IN PEACE MY FRIEND YOU WILL ALWAYS BE MISSED AND LOVED.
He was a great man and will be missed lots!!!!