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Chris Tann
March 24, 2011
Aunt Annie B, as you were affectionately known, you will be missed. You were an amazing woman.
March 14, 2011
My thoughts and prayers are with the Brown family. God Bless you all. Dr. Melvin T. Shaw, Phd (Raeford, NC)
Pearl Cason Temple
March 14, 2011
To God be the Glory, you are now at home with the Father,rest now and worry no more for all is well, you will greatly be missed but one day we will see each other again. To the family, hold your heads up and keep the faith for God makes no mistakes.
Tina Warren
March 12, 2011
Our Deepest Sympathies to the Family of Annie B. Brown. May your Faith in Our Savior, Jesus Christ, give you Strength, Comfort, Peace, Courage, and Love as you go through this difficult time. God Bless Each and Everyone of You. Our Prayers are with You.
Sam & Tina Warren
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