Dwight Madison Sr. spent 47 years in public education as a teacher and administrator at various schools in Montgomery.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. - Family, friends and former students said goodbye to a beloved Montgomery educator, community leader and father. Dwight Madison Sr. was laid to rest Friday at Southside Church of Christ. He died last week after a long illness.Madison spent 47 years in public education as a teacher and administrator at various schools in Montgomery. He retired in 2002 after serving as principal of Carver High School from 1980-2002. The library inside the school bears his name.
“He was all thing, Carver. He was all things Southside Church of Christ. So people knew that if he wasn’t at church, he was doing something with Carver,” said Delbert Madison. “Just to see the support, it fills your heart. It makes you really thankful that he touched so many people, and so many people want to reach out to you,” Madison said,
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