Sarah Brown

Sarah Lee Brown, a beacon of love and kindness, passed away peacefully on March 5, 2025, at the age of 86. Born on January 30, 1939, in Mississippi, Sarah's life was a tapestry of joy, family, and cherished moments that will be fondly remembered by all who knew her. Sarah's early years in Mississippi laid the foundation for a life filled with warmth and hospitality, values she carried with her through every chapter of her life. Her passion for crochet and southern cooking brought comfort and delight to family gatherings, creating a legacy of recipes and handmade treasures that her family will treasure forever. A lover of adventure and new experiences, Sarah never passed up an opportunity to travel and visit her loved ones. Her zest for life was evident in her enthusiasm for trips to the casinos, where she enjoyed the excitement and the vibrant atmosphere. Sarah's infectious laughter and joyous spirit made every outing memorable. Her love for television was no secret, with Dr. Phil being her favorite show. Sarah also had a playful side, often joking about her admiration for Tom Selleck and Burt Reynolds, whose performances she followed with great enjoyment. Sarah was the matriarch of a large and loving family. She is survived by her devoted children, Jerome (Denise) Wright, James (Stephanie) Brooks, Robert (Renee) Brown, Debra (Greg) Walters, and Benjamin (Anette) Brown. Her legacy continues through her grandchildren, Sherral, Laquisha, Jaqunia, Mariah, Jimeka, Vence Jr., Ben Jr., NyJul, Niklas, Shaune, Nahmain, Veronda, and Jamaal, as well as her fifteen great-grandchildren, who brought her immeasurable joy. She was a cherished sister to Ernestine Young, who remains to honor Sarah's memory. Sarah was preceded in death by her brothers, James Brooks, her sisters, Annie Pearl and Bobbie Joe Brooks, Son Vence Booker, and grand daughter Quinette Walter. Each of them held a special place in her heart, and she in theirs. Sarah's life was a testament to the power of love and kindness. She nurtured her family with these virtues, teaching them the importance of compassion and the joy of laughter. Her presence was a comfort, her advice a guiding light, and her love a constant in the lives of those she touched.