Jr. Food Stores

==1961–1986==
Unknown Jr. Food Store Location, 1972.png|Storefront.
Jr. Food Stores - 1961 fix.svg|Print version.
Jr. Food Stores - 1961 colour alt.svg|Version used on branded items like salt, etc.
==1986–1994==
Jr. Food Stores - 1986 sign.svg|Sign variant with "Food & Gas" subtitle.
Jr. Food Stores - 1986 (print).svg|Print version.
Jr. Food Store - 1986 (neon).svg|Version used on neon window signs.
In late 1985, both the Sunshine and Jr. brand identities were revamped for the modern era by local artist Paul Brent, husband of then-CEO Lana Jane Lewis-Brent.
==May-December 1994==
After emerging from bankruptcy in early 1994, Jr. established a new look for themselves, somewhat similar to Jr. Food Mart of Mississippi.
==1994-1995==
Jr. Food Stores were acquired in July 1995 by E-Z Serve Stores, and all locations involved in the sale were converted to that name.
Category:Defunct
Category:1961
Category:Convenience stores
Category:Panama City Beach, Florida
Category:Panama City, Florida
Category:1995
Category:Gas stations
Category:Defunct retail companies
Category:Defunct gas stations