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Brewton Accident Claims Life of Flomaton Man
August 19, 2015
A traffic crash Tuesday afternoon in Brewton claimed the life of a Flomaton man.
According to authorities, 56-year old Jimmy Wayne Cash was southbound on Highway 31 just south of College Drive in a 1991 Ford Ranger when, for an unknown reason, he rear-end a 2003 Chevrolet pickup. Cash was transported to D.W. McMillan Hospital in Brewton where he later died from injuries sustained in the crash.
The driver of the second pickup, Steven Smith of Graceville, was not seriously injured.
The accident remains under investigation by the Brewton Police Department.
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11 Responses to “Brewton Accident Claims Life of Flomaton Man”
Visitation 6 PM tonight Joe Petty ’s eastside, funeral Sat 10 AM
I grew up with Jimmy, and Barney or Antny as Jimmy would call him. We all lived in Bluff Springs. Our summers were filled with horse back riding, swimming in the creek , and gravel lakes, corn cob wars in the loft of the barn an occasional wrestling match in someone’s front yard, and grilled cheese sandwiches. If you were ever at their house at lunch time Mrs. Cash would insist on you eating lunch with them. I remember the grilled cheese because when I was there Jimmy was the one doing the grilling. Years later we played basketball together on church team. Like all of us in life things change we grew up had families and lost touch, but I well always remember him as an individual who enjoyed life and was forever smiling. Rest in peace Jimmy and may the comforting hand of God be on the Cash family during this time.
I remember Jimmy when i was just kid,i worked for him at the lot when i was only 13 years old.He was more than a friend,he was like my dad,big brother,and would always take care of me.Im shocked,my prayers are with,Karen,Lisa,the boys and the whole Cash family.Love you all from Victor
Pry for y’all
Prayers for the Cash family.
Jimmy was a good friend of my dads and mine. My prayers go out the all the cash family and my prayers go out to them yall God bless you all
We are all shocked and our hearts are saddened to hear of the tragic accident and Jimmie passing away. We are praying for his precious wife, Karen and the Cash family. May God be with you all during this time. Love & Prayers, Julie & the employees of Century Pharmacy.
Jimmy was one-of-a-kind!! I will miss him dearly… He was married to my aunt and there wasn’t a time that I saw him that he didn’t make me laugh!! He will be missed and we ask for continued prayers for His mom, His father, His Wife, His step daughter and her husband and his precious grandsons, and his siblings and nieces and nephews and there precious children.
Life is not guaranteed and sometimes we forget that in the blink of an eye God can call us home…. Rest in Peace my sweet Jimmy! Enjoy that new body that God so mercifully has given you!
Do sorry to here the news of his death, praying for Karen and his family God Bless
My heart goes out to Jimmies family I have known his dad since I was a young
Boy I will keep the family in my prayers during this very sad time
Just want to say my prayers go out to Jimmys wife and family. Jimmy lived not even a mile from me and it’s just so tragic that something like this happens so close to home. I’m so sorry to hear this. God bless his family.