Born on December 16, 1918, she departed this life on Wednesday, January 17, 2007, formerly of Sumter, SC. She leaves to mourn her loss a host of relatives and friends including two daughters, Louise Jenkins of Baltimore, MD and Mary H. Brown of Upper Marlboro, MD; two sisters, Bessie M. Pringle (Clarence) of Temple Hills, MD and Hattie Mae Mickens of Columbia, SC. Family and friends will gather to honor her life on Monday, January 22. Visitation 10 a.m. Homegoing 11 a.m. at Gospel Tabernacle Baptist Church, 3100 Walbrook Ave., Baltimore, MD 21216. Services by J.B. JENKINS.
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Riwo Oboh-Weilke
February 10, 2007
Dear Brown family, we are truly sorry for your loss of such a dear lady. You are all in our prayers. Carolyn, I know that your grandma is in a good place
Michellé Howard-Hanson
January 27, 2007
Who can find a virtuous woman? for her price is far above rubies.
...Strength and honor are her clothing; and she shall rejoice in time to come. Proverbs 21:10,25
Dear Brown Family:
I am deeply saddened to hear about the loss of your most precious loved one. May the coming days be filled with God's anointing and strength. In time to come you, too will rejoice on earth as Mrs. Hester Casey now rejoices clothed in honor within the loving arms of God.
Kim Daniels
January 22, 2007
May God strengthen and carry you and your family thru this most difficult time. Carolyn, know that I am just a phone call away.
Rev. Wesley & Shirleen Person
January 21, 2007
The family is in our prayers and you have our sincere condolences. May the Lord bless and keep you during your time of sadness. Remember the memories of your loved one and hold them close to your heart. God Bless You!
Beverly Whittington
January 21, 2007
I had not met you before this summer, but I could tell you had a great spirit about you. I was blessed by this essence which continues through your family. A wonderful, grand homecoming it shall be...Love, Beverly Whittington
Addie. Martin
January 21, 2007
Our throught and prayers are with you so sorry that we can't be there with you.
Debbie Redding
January 21, 2007
My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
Lowell & Karen Jenkins
January 21, 2007
to grandma, we will love and miss u your kind thoughts and gestures will be cherished always. love WELLY & PEACHES
Jordan& Alyssa Jenkins
January 21, 2007
To our great grandma, we did not know u well but we loved what we knew, we will miss u and always love u
Jordan (jelly) Jenkins
Alyssa(muffin) Jenkins
Lowell (WELLY) Jenkins
January 21, 2007
to my granma, I personally want to thank you for being who you were in my life, the struggle is over the pain is gone eternal life is yours know. joke joke, u could've shared those recipes for the pound cake and choc co later cake. I'll miss u granny love WELLY
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