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Paul was born April 16, 1936 to Henry H. Albritton and Laura Bell Brown Albritton of the Arlington Community.
He enjoyed gardening, visiting with friends and helping with grandchildren and great grand-children. Paul never met a stranger, everywhere he went he found someone to have a conversation with. He was always kind to everyone.
Paul worked on a Flavor Rich milk route, a Holsom bread route and owned a Jack's Cookie franchise. In Liberty he was known as the "Cookie Man". After retirement he worked for Amite County Solid Waste as a station attendant for over 20 years. There he thoroughly enjoyed visiting with patrons of the community.
Paul is preceded in death by his parents, wife Linda Marsalis Albritton; brothers Harold, Barney, Joe, Pete, and John Albritton; sisters Pauline Moak and Betty Templeton; daughters Paul Prem and Valerie Huber; step-son Johnny Toney.
He is survived by his stepson Murry Quinn Toney Jr., (Penny); grandsons Nathan Toney (Kelly) and Matthew Toney; great grand-children Kailey, Alexis, Aaron, Cale, Adalyn, and Aceyn; and a host of nieces and nephews.
Visitation will be Monday, September 29, 2025 at Brown Funeral Home in Liberty, from 9:00 A.M. until time of funeral services at 11:00 A.M. Burial will follow in the Liberty Cemetery.
Pallbearers are Murray Reynolds, James Toler, Ernest Herndon, Sidney Cruise, Barney Albritton, and Nathan Toney.
Special thanks to Dignity Hospice.
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