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Jimmie “Catfish” Aden
February 10, 2014
Mr. Jimmie “Catfish” Aden, 66, passed away on Friday, February 7, 2014, in Atmore.
Mr. Aden was a native of Trenton, Michigan and had resided in Bratt most of his life. Mr. Aden was an avid domino player at the Bait Shop, a gardener, mechanic and fisherman. He is preceded in death by his parents, Earl Aden & June Blackmon; sister, Marty Green and step-father, Junior Blackmon.
He is survived by his ex-wife and friend, Yvonne Aden of Bratt; one son, J.J. (Mitzy) Aden of Bratt; one daughter, Melissa (Tony) Chavers of Walnut Hill; two sisters, Joyce (Gordon) Carlson of Texas and Michelle McCurdy of Bratt; five grandchildren, Tori Lowery, Tiffany and Hunter Chavers, Cailin Lovely and Merena Roley; two great-grandchildren, Bentley Lowery and Ruby Lovely.
Memorial services for Mr. Aden will be held at his home on Saturday, March 8, 2014, at 1 p.m.
Petty- Eastside Chapel Funeral Homes is in charge of all arrangements.
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The other day when I had to come up with something to say about my dad I was to choked up to say anything. The fact is he’s was one he’ll of a father and my best friend. I loved sitting under that tree and working on the old 32 ford truck he bought for us. There were a lot of good times under that tree and a lot of good memories. As everybody knew that lived by him he loved his garden as he would sit by it everyday and watch it grow. To sum it up he was a great family man who loved all of his kids and grandkids most of all his great grand kids Bentley and Ruby (lulu). I will dearly miss this man I’m just blessed that his was my father that makes me the luckest man in the world. PS I LOVE YOU CATFIGHT
Yvonne: Read with interest the obituary item. So sorry that you and your family
are experiencing such a sad situation. Good friends are difficult to find these days.
I’m sure your family have good memories and these will sustain all of you.
I remember the many times you came to TRI CITY POOL in Flomaton.
Always looked forward to working with you to keep your pool in good shape.
Just wanted youall to know that you are being remembered.