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Wreck Near Atmore Claims Life Of Flomaton Man; Man Dies In Jay Road Crash
August 4, 2012
Two people were killed in separate traffic accidents Friday in Escambia County, Alabama
Wreck Near Atmore Claims Life
At Flomaton man was killed in a wreck north of Atmore Friday night.
The near head-on collision happened about 10:30 p.m. on Highway 21 near Fountain Prison. According to the Alabama State Troopers, 46-year old Eddie Wayne Gregson was killed when his 1991 Chevrolet van collided with a 2002 Ford driven by Bonita Montalvo of Atmore.
Gregson was pronounced deceased at the scene. Montalvo was transported to Baptist Hospital in Pensacola by LifeFlight in critical condition.
The accident remains under investigation by Alabama State Troopers.
Man Dies In Jay Road Crash
A single vehicle accident near the Alabama/Florida line claimed the life of a Brewton man Friday afternoon.
The accident happened just after 3 p.m. on Jay Road in Escambia County, Ala.
Authorities said 61-year old Kenneth Ray Thomas of Brewton was pronounced deceased at the scene of the crash, just a short distance from his home. He lost control of his Chevrolet Silverado pickup truck, ran off the roadway and struck a tree.
The accident remains under investigation by Alabama State Troopers.
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21 Responses to “Wreck Near Atmore Claims Life Of Flomaton Man; Man Dies In Jay Road Crash”
Steven and Cory, i am so sotty to hear this news. I love all of you and your dad was so very proud of you.. may he rest in peace… please call me 850-572-5320.
For Eddie Wayne: I’ll always love you blue.
Although lfe has taken us in different directions over the years, you and Roy have always been close in our hearts ~ from the beginning.
We loved him and we love you too. See you soon.
Moo & Jeanne
My heart goes out to the entire Gregson family. Eddie was always a great person. He made me laugh and always kept a cool head when we were dealing with anything. He was a very loving man who was so proud of his sons. Corey, I am so sorry you are faced with this. Please remember how much your dad loved you. I never saw such pride in a man as when he watched you play ball. Steven and Claire, I know he loved you both and Ella was nothing but a joy to him. I wish there was something I could say to ease your pain.
Eddie Wayne my wife Jan and i worked together long ago on the potato sheds in Roberts dale, Been a long time ago, but seen him often on Thanksgiving Pow-Wows, You will be missed, R.I.P. Condolences to the Family….Morris J.
Mrs. Thomas, I just got word tonight about Mr. Roy. Words cannot explain how sorry I am for your loss. He was a wonderful man. I enjoyed the days he came to eat lunch with us at Boggs and Boulders. He was always such a joy and always had a smile on his face. I wish that I could ease your pain. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this trying time.
Eddie wayne/roy….is this the same person?
Eddie Wayne was my brother-in-law. He was VERY Loved & will be Missed <3 Roll Tide Roll.
Our Sincere Condolences. You are in our prayers
Our thoughts and prayers go out to the Gregson family. We enjoyed Eddie coming in the store and talking sports and family. We will miss you, but know you will continue watching over your family and friends from Heaven. Roll Tide!
Such sad news this morning hearing my cousin Eddie Wayne has passed away. He was such a wonderful man who always made me laugh. I will truly miss him and so will our family (our tribe) , he loved his heritage and so proud to be a member of the Poarch Creek Indians. Eddie we love you and will forever cherish the memories. Please tell my mom I love and miss her. I know your mom is happy to see you honey….
Love your cousin
Paula,
Alesia and I wish to extend our most heartfelt sympathies and will keep you and Nancy in our prayers.
Eddie Wayne Gregson was a proud Poarch Creek Indian and the biggest Roll Tide Fan…He was also a proud grandgather,father,and brother. He loved his family and friends. But most of all he loved to coach the Poarch children in baseball and for them to be proud that they are a Poarch Creek Indian. Eddiewayne you will be forever loved and truly missed…. RTR!!!
i know a lot of people who mr. gregson was family of and have only ever heard great things, rest in peace friend, u will forever be missed.
Eddie Wayne Gregson is my father in law. He was a great man, a loving father and grandfather, and will be truly missed by so many loved ones. We all love you Eddie!!! THIS ONES FOR YOU….. ROLLLLLLL TIIIIIIDDDDEEEE!!!!!!!
Paula, so sorry for your loss of Roy, he will always be roy roy, see you soon.
Paula, we all love you and Roy so much. We are so very sorry and will be there anytime you need. Prayers!
My Dear Friend Paula,
I am so very sorry to hear about Roy. There is no words to express the feeling I had when I heard about the accident. My heart breaks for the loss that you must feel.
I pray that God will hold you and your family in his loving arms and give you all a peace .
I love you all
Gail
HIS WIFE…..Mrs. Thomas, my thoughts and prayers are with you, family, and friends during this tragic time. I pray that the Lord gives you peace, comfort, and strength. Hold strong for Mr. Thomas is now in the arms of our Savior!
My sincere condolences.
Thank you to all the first responders. Roy had many friends and many of them were there at the scene. There is no way to explain how I feel but I thank you very much. Joe McCurdy (our very close friend and neighbor) Mike Lambert (our very good friend and one that we called “our Son”) helped me more today than they will ever know. Just seeing John Cardwell, who calls me Aunt Chuck, helped me so much. My cousin Dwynette Thomas was right by my side for hours. Thank you all so very much.