Lottie J. Brown

Miss Lottie as I called her was so special to me! I visit often at Dunlop Memory Care and loved spending time with her! Whether playing Bingo, coloring, making flower arrangements or especially singing with the Heights choir especially her favorite “In the Garden”! How she loved her Lord! I’ll miss seeing her and taking her favorite candy, Mr Goodbar!! But I know we’ll meet again one day walking together in His Garden!

My deepest condolences.. may Lottie rest in peace for eternity...

Grandma Lottie as she would always say I was her Grandaughter. It was a pleasure working with you. I enjoyed this last year and a half with you, some days you had bad days and some you had good but to know you was to love you and I’m forever grateful that I was able to get to know you and take care of you down to your last breath. I will miss coming in to work and you saying Grandaughter how is your mom. Even though my mom is deceased I would always say she’s fine. I will definitely miss you....

My deepest sympathy goes out to the Gill and Porter families in the loss of their aunt and my dear friend, Mrs. Lottie Brown. She was a wondaful and loving lady who was loved by all who know her.

Ms. Lottie was so special to my family and myself!

I have not met anyone rhat exibited Christian values and behavior more than she!

Her loss can not be recovered from!

Ms. Lottie was my Mumma's best friend at Dunlop Memory Care. They would often be holding hands in front of the television or sharing meals together. Ms. Lottie called my mom "my baby" and she looked after her when she came to the facility. I had many moments with her, one being the 25th anniversary if Dunlop where my husband and I got her from her room to join us for a picture and some good food. She was a special lady who touched many lives and inspired others to love the Lord. She will be...

To the family of Mrs Brown memories of me in Peabody when Mrs Brown kept me in line and told my mother when I didn't loving lady R.I.P.

Offering our sincere condolences. The loving memories that we have of Mrs. Brown will bring us all peace and healing.
“May the four winds blow her safely home”