ICYMI: Longtime Montgomery County Commissioner Elton Dean died Tuesday morning. He had been ill for several months and passed peacefully with his family at his side. alnews montgomeryal alabamanewsnetwork
time Montgomery County Commissioner Elton Dean has died. According to officials with the Montgomery County Commission, Chairman Dean had been ill for several months and passed peacefully with his family at his side. In a statement released this morning, Vice-Chairman Doug Singleton had this to say on Chairman Dean’s behalf:
“Elton was more than a commissioner; he was like a big brother to us all. We looked to him for his insight as a leader and his words of wisdom,” … “I will always treasure our endless discussions about his love for his county and baseball.” Chairman Dean was first elected to the Commission in November 2000. He was re-elected by his constituents for the next five election cycles, serving as a County Commissioner for a total of 22 years. He was elected vice chairman at the Commission’s organizational meeting in November 2004 and named chairman in 2009, a role he served passionately and tirelessly until his recent illness.
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