Rev. Bishop Clyde Floyd Madden

June 21, 2015

Rev. Bishop Clyde Floyd Madden, age 75, of Old Castleberry Road in Brewton, passed away Thursday, June 18, 2015, in a local hospital after a brief illness. Rev. Madden was a native of Jay, and a former resident of Escambia County, Florida before moving to Brewton in 1974. He was a minister of the Gospel in the Apostolic faith since 1969. Rev. Madden was a carpenter by trade and was former Bishop of the Apostolic Potter’s House Church. He was a United States Army veteran.

Survivors include his wife of 49 years, Carolyn Sterling Madden of Brewton; two sons, Tim (Madonna) Madden of Baton Rouge, LA and Shane (Michel) Gryner of Brewton; four daughters, Marsha (Leonard) Pendleton, Julie (Stephen) Pendleton, Bethani Madden, and Grace Madden of all of Brewton; nine grandchildren, Kristen Michel Gryner, Ashley Danielle Jackson, Andrew Kohl Madden, Mikayla Ashtyn Madden, Phebee Guiliana Pendleton, Pheona Leilani Pendleton, Dewayne Pendleton, Brandon Pendleton, Adam Pendleton; and eight great-grandchildren, Kirsten Elizabeth Gryner, Emiley Jade Gryner, Seth Nolan Gryner, Cameron Floyd Gryner, Gentry Garrett Gryner, Daria Kenya Jackson, Mia Milon Jackson and Liam Drake Jackson.

Rev. Madden was preceded in death by his parents, Ed and Katie Madden; and grandson, Timothy Stephen Madden, Jr.

Homegoing services for Rev. Bishop Clyde Floyd Madden are scheduled for Monday, June 22, 2015, at 1 p.m. at the Apostolic Potter’s House Church with Rev. Stephen Pendleton, Rev. Ronnie Baker, Rev. Steve Breceda, and Rev. Scott Meeks officiating.

Interment will follow in Union Cemetery in Brewton with military honors.

Pallbearers will be Russell Clausell Jr., Eddie Ramer, Andre Gillard, George Tolbert, Eddie Madden, Shane Gryner and Traderek Jones.

Honorary pallbearer will be Jimmy Owens.

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Written by Jane · Filed Under Obituaries