Brenda Ann Solomon

Brenda Ann Solomon (nee Beaver) was born on December 6, 1956, in Atlanta, Georgia. She passed away peacefully, surrounded by her beloved family, after a lengthy illness on August 23, 2025.

Brenda was a remarkable woman whose love and guidance shaped the lives of many. She instilled in others the importance of love—loving hard, loving generously, and ensuring that everyone knew they held a special place in her heart. Brenda taught invaluable lessons about loyalty, compassion, and resilience. She showed us how to care for our loved ones, stand by them through thick and thin, and to never give up on the value of relationships.

Brenda emphasized the significance of independence and the strength found in fighting for those we care about. She celebrated both the small and big moments in life, encouraging others to appreciate the richness that each day brings. Her life lessons, shared over decades, are legacies that will be cherished and passed on.

Her commitment to grace and respect for all was evident in her interactions, reminding us that everyone deserves kindness. Brenda led by example, showing that actions speak louder than words and underscoring the importance of not letting anyone bear their burdens alone.

She is survived by her daughters, Tricia (John) Hackney and Elizabeth Moore; her grandchildren, Kristen Boeckmann, Jacob (Megan) Hackney, Johnny Hackney, Leah Hackney, Riley Moore, and Charlotte Moore; her great-grandchildren, Wyatt Boeckmann and Aurora Hackney; her brothers, Tony Beaver, David Beaver, Roger Beaver, and Philip Beaver; as well as a host of other family members and friends who loved her dearly.

Brenda was preceded in death by her husband, Kenneth Solomon; her mother, Patricia Ann Beaver (nee Lovell); her father, Orise Odell Beaver; her brother, George Beaver; and her sister, Jenny Coursin.

While she may no longer physically be with us, Brenda's legacy of love, strength, and kindness will undoubtedly continue to inspire all who had the privilege of knowing her.