Mr. Michael L. Sutton
Mr. Michael Louis Sutton was born January 3, 1953. He was raised by his loving mother, Margaret Sutton, and father, Samuel Sutton in Brewton, Alabama. Michael received his formal education at Southern Normal Junior High School. Later he graduated from T.R. Miller High School where he enjoyed many of the extracurricular activities that were offered. However, his favorite sport was football. It was in 1969 that he was on the championship winning football team. T.R. Miller defeated Aliceville in a score of 14 – 0 to receive the title of State Champions. Michael continued his studies at Alabama A&M University in Huntsville, Alabama. It was there he met the love of his life, Leatrice Myers Sutton. After marrying Leatrice, the two would go on to have their only child, Belicia Cai Sutton. The two spent 15 years together until her untimely death. Michael found love again and married Mary Hunter Sutton. The two would remain together until her untimely death.
During the course of his life, Michael was employed at EXXONMobil, owned his own fencing company, and later in life was employed at the Escambia Career Readiness Center with the Escambia County Board of Education as the custodian.
Michael had several activities that he enjoyed such as rooting for his favorite teams, the Auburn Tigers and Alabama A&M Bulldogs. He mostly enjoyed spending time with his family and friends.
Michael was born January 3, 1953 and departed this life April 8, 2019. He was preceded in death by his wives, Leatrice Sutton and Mary Sutton and a brother, Reginald Brown. He leaves to cherish memories, a devoted daughter, Belicia Sutton; two step-daughters, Demika Hunter and Helen Hunter; his loving mother, Margaret Sutton; father, Samuel Sutton; brothers, William Sutton, Morris Brown, Bruce (Alice) Brown; sisters, Tonya (Abraham) Johnson, Jennifer (Myron) Hewett, Donna Ellis, Patricia (Conrad) Anita Saffore; a special cousin, Maggie Hartley, and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives, and friends.
"RIP" MICHAEL put a good word in for use, the ones you left behind,
THE MUDMAN
When someone dear to us dies a feeling of helplessness engulfs us. The Bible teaches that there is going to be a resurrection which means that those who are dead will be brought back to life. (John 5:28,29) What do you think, do you think that the dead can really live again? At Acts 24:15 we are assured that “there is going to be a resurrection.” So we can believe what the Bible says because God is the creator of life and he has resurrected humans in the past and he is eager to do it again. Isn’t that reassuring? So may the God of all comfort, comfort you in your time of sorrow. (Revelation 21:4) And may you draw close to him in prayer. (2 Corinthians 1:3,4)
Darlene Williams
The family of Michael Louis Sutton acknowledges with profound appreciation the many cards, flowers, personal acts of kindness, prayers, and other expressions of love and sympathy shown to us during our hours of bereavement. I would like to thank Elmore Stallworth for being there for my dad. Words cannot express how grateful I am to Martha Campbell for supporting me through this process. May God richly
bless and keep each of you in His tender loving care.
- The Family
Presley-Fluker
Also enjoyed working with you, put in a good word for us, the ones you left behind, Sure hope "LIGHTEN" LARRY H, PUT IN GOOD WORD FOR ALL OF US