Marion "DeeDee" Brown

Oh my God how much i miss my beautiful and gorgeous cousin .. and thoughts of you daily cross my mind. Remembering your laughter & Love . We really never had a Dull Moment Together. You were one of the very few cousins who knew my fears, secrets, Goals, and everything that made me, and yet You still loved me unconditionally. I'm continuing to pray daily as you've always told me & guess what cousin.... I'm very excited to say that yes ' you were absolutely correct !!!... God does answer prayer...

The interest she showed in my well being from childhood to adulthood was like Mother to me

Hi Sis Brown I miss you Continue to rest in heaven. I know you were crazy about "Buddy" I know you both are in heaven having a good time together. I love you and miss you both.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

Someone so special can never be forgotten, may your soul rest in peace.

I would like to offer my sincerest condolences to the family and friends of mrs.maion Dee Dee brown may she rest in peace and may the God of tender mercies grant her peace

A LIVING ANGEL HERE ON EARTH,AND I WAS BLESSED TO SEE,KNOW,AND BE TOUCHED BY HER GUIDANCE,AND LOVE.
FOREVER REMEBERED - NEVER FORGOTTEN. KEEP GUIDING US. LOVE YOU MISS BROWN!

Such a wonderful and pleasant person to know, who would always give you some sound advice. She's in Gods care now. To be absent from the body is to be with the Lord. We ought not make reservations to stay here, for this is not our home. We are just Pilgrims passing through. Our home is not made by hands. Mrs. Brown get your crown, get your mansion and walk the streets of Gold. Evangelist/ Chaplain Marvella Robinson
...

I posted earlier, but feel I need to say more. The comment by Beverly Burnett..."She has raised 3 beautiful daughters and pretty much half of Syracuse" is especially poignant. Dee Dee had such a positive influence on so many students, teachers, and administrators that her impact is immeasurable. The accompanying photo is from the 1974 Roosevelt yearbook which lists Dee Dee as a Corridor Aide. She was so much more than that. She epitomized all the good we were trying to accomplish as...