Jessie Arlene Brown

Until Then.... We'll meet again when this worlds ends, but until then. We'll remember all your good years, your bad and your lean years, your laughter and your tears. We'll remember how you came through it all, standing so tall, never complaining, because you were too tough to fall. We'll remember how you always had time for a friend, a smile and a helping hand. You were a big, big hearted woman. Yes, we'll meet again when this worlds ends, but until then. We'll remember all the funny things you use to say and do and all the wonderful times that we shared too. Yes, we'll remember from day to day and I just want to say we'll meet again when this world ends but until then. Thanks for being my Aunt and my friend. . . . . .
Lovingly,
Your Niece

To: The Brown Family
Your mother became part of my life in the late 60"s as well as her family.I,new her as a very Loveable Person,very understanding and someone,whom made it very easy for me to talk to.How could I not love her?I,will always cherish her in my heart.Thanks for shareing her with me.

When you pray and pray an honest prayer, God answers it. The prayer, "Lord show me an example of a good and righteous christian" the answer "Mrs. Jessie Brown". Then God went further and showed me that she was to be a blessing to me as she was many others, and not only me but every member in my family that was bless to meet and know her, especially my daughter (Jessica) and my mother. And when my mother passed away I felt the same Love in Mrs. Jessie. I thank the Brown family for sharing someone so dear and I thank God placing the abundance of his Love in one person to be a light to us all.
PEACE BE WITH YOU ALL.

FROM THE PRICE FAMILY

Grandma,

I think that I could write a book about us! You have been one of the most important people in my life. I remember when I was in first grade and I came home upset because I was not allowed to check out a chapter book. You immediately took me to the library so that I could check out any book that I wanted. Despite running numerous errands for others during the day, when I wanted to go to the library you would take me.
I remember the peace that I felt being with you when it was just the two of us. Sitting next to you holding your hand and watching tv, while you talked and talked on the phone. Even after I left, when I visited, my spot was always next to you.
I miss you terribly but I thank GOD everyday that I was born into this family because your influence, your patience, your love, dedication, and devotion is evident in my aunts, uncles, and cousins. The time that I shared with you will always be special to me and my memories of you will always bring joy to my heart. I am happy that you are reunited with the family members that you loved so much......... and when I see you again, I look forward to eating your cornbread and cabbage. Until then you have my everlasting love.......

Dear Grandma,
I remember Mama would drop me off at your house every morning before she went to work. I really looked forward to seeing you. When I was old enough to start school, I would catch the bus there. Almost everyday, we would have apples for lunch. I always saved those apples for you. I had not seen you since that morning. I would say Grandma, "I got you an apple!”. You would give me a hug, kiss me and say “Thank you, Shug
I am going to slice it right now”. During the summer was a lot of fun. You kept me and my cousins. We would go outside to play and when it was time to come in, you would make us jelly and bread sandwiches. But in the mornings
you always cooked breakfast for us, grits, sausage, eggs and toast. Your grits alone were good to the last drop! I told you that you cooked the best grits in town! When the family would come home, those were great times! The house would be filled with conversations and laughter. You and I would run errands everyday, whether it was for you or others. I watched you help family and friends. That brought you so much joy. “Help other people and you will be blessed”, you would always tell me. And you also taught me to be humble, not only to myself but to others. My children love to go to your house. They have their own memories of you that they share with me. It broke my heart when you left us. But I know that you are home in Heaven, where there is no more pain, nor sorrow. I love you so much Grandma. You are my Grandma first, but you are like a “Big Sister” to me “Second Mom” and “My Best Friend”. I say that you are because you will always live in my heart. The name Grandma was made for you, because you Are Grand! I’m glad I told you all this before you left. Your smile and the twinkle in your eyes melt my heart. I love you! Until we meet again.

Mildred Brown and Familly
Our condolences to all of you during this time .We will miss Mama Jessie she is a beautiful flower picked by God for the Garden and her legacy will live on in those who love her dearly .

With love and prayer

Dear Family,

We, too, share in your loss of Aunt Jessie. I have very vivid memories of family reunions, family visits, sleep overs, and many hours of play at Uncle Bud's and Aunt Jessie 's during my growing years in Selma. These are precious memories that I hold dear to my heart and which mean so much to me. Aunt Jessie had such a gentle, kind, sweet spirit and she never waivered, even when she had to discipline us. She lives on within each of her children because you each share that gentle and caring characteristic. She will never leave you because you have all those precious memories right in your heart. I can truthfully say that God has another beautiful flower shining ever so brightly in his heavenly garden. We pray for comfort and peace for the family. Remember to lean on God for strength because He will never fail nor leave you alone.

Much love.....