Mrs. Daisy E. Brown
March 11, 1942 ~ March 28, 2016
Marietta Southern Cremations & Funerals
Daisy E. Brown, age 74, a resident of Canton, Georgia, passed away at her home on Monday, March 28th, 2016
Born March 11th, 1942 in Burlington, North Carolina of the late Robert Burbank and Margie M. Covington.
She met and married Arnold Brown in 1960, of this union they had two children, they resided together in Bridgeport, CT before retiring to Canton, GA in 2000. She helped her daughter manage Ceramic Delights in Woodstock for seven years post retirement.
She worked in Loss Prevention at Gimbels and then Bloomingdales, NY & Chicago until her retirement.
Daisy loved socializing, enjoyed going to church, fellowship, shopping and eating good food. With a wonderful smile that could light up a room, you might want to hold on because you never knew what she was going to say or do.
She is survived by her loving husband of 55 years, Arnold L. Brown, Sr., her children, Annette Early (John) -Canton, GA; Arnold L Brown, Jr. (Veronica) -Eden, NC
Sisters: Mary Smith, Deloris Freeland, Nancy Bruce; Brothers: Alfred Covington, Proceeded in death Robert and George Covington
Grandchildren, Angelique and Angel Ortiz, Vanessa Brown-Perkins, and three great grandchildren, several nieces and nephews, lots more loving family and friends.
Celebration of Life Memorial service to be held, 11:00 AM on Saturday, April 2nd, at Allen Temple AME Church, 232 Arnold Mill Road, Woodstock, GA 30188, Reverend Carl A. Moore, Sr. will be officiating.
Southern Cremations and Funerals has been entrusted with arrangements.
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‘A Beautiful Lady. You will be missed. Rest in Peace “Mom”‘
‘daisy will be missed . To the brown family my deepest sympathies . Daisy taught me to live life with grace and joy and laughter’
‘my deepest condolences to the brown family. Daisy was a wonderful tour guide. Daisy was a hoot in Tunica .Road trip to remember.’
‘May God comfort the family and friends of Daisy Brown.’
‘Annette – Because the love of a Mother starts before birth; Her love will endure long after death. Even though we can’t be there with you, please know that the family is our thoughts and prayers during this very difficult time.’
‘May the God of all comfort strengthen the family during this time of deep sorrow. Those who pass on, God keeps in his memory because they are precious in his eyes. My sincerest condolences. Psalms 116:15.’
‘Condolence to Arnold and the Family of Ms Daisy Brown, We became Inlaws with the marriage of Annette and John. We didn’t have a chance to form a close bond ,however she did make sure I had tried her delicious mashed Rutabaga dish.
A Sweet lady who will be truly missed. RIH Love Dad Russ !’
‘My sincerest condolences to the family and friends. May God’s words bring you strength and comfort during this time of sorrow (Isaiah25:8).’
‘Please accept my condolences to the Brown family.’
‘my deepest sympathies to Arnold and family . She was a very dear friend who enjoyed life to the fullest and will deeply missed.’
‘My sincere condolences to the family.’
‘Daisy Brown was a person who loved helping others. She was always the first to offer assistance to others. Whether it was a ride or a monetary donation, Daisy was one to share her resources. She will be missed.
May God continue to bless her beloved and devoted husband, Arnold, and her loved ones.’
‘My deepest condolences to your family, Our prayers and thoughts are with you, it is never easy to lose a loved one who is so dear to your heart, May you draw comfort from God, who will sustain you and give you peace .2 Corn 1:3,4’
‘May the God of all comfort strengthen you in your time of sorrow Isa6:12.’
‘Extending heartfelt condolences to Mrs. Brown’s family and friends. May you be comforted and strengthen by those who share your loss. My deepest sympathies.’
‘I worked part time with Daisy at Gimbel’s Bpt. From 1976 thru their closing in 1981. Daisy was a wonderful person to work with. She was great at her job. I will remember her fondly, forever. My sincere condolences to her family, on her passing.’
‘RIP Daisy Brown ,. Sorry for your loss Arnold ,. I have memories of working with her at Gimbel’s ,. God Bless the Brown family in their time of sorrow ,.’
‘Soon death will be a thing of the past and your family will never experience the pain of losing a loved one. 1 Corinthians 15:26. Many prayers and condolences.’
‘We offer our condolences to your family. May you find comfort knowing God cares for you. 1Pet 5:7’
‘Condolence,may God Almighty be with the family…….’
‘May the memories you share of your loved one bring you comfort and peace. God gives you hope.
Lillie’
‘To the Brown Family my family we love you and are praying for strength. Please know that you are in our hearts and always on our minds.’
‘Fritzie and ArnieI send my condolences on behalf of my mom and the whole King Family. We are praying for you in the midst of it all. Please tell your dad we are thinking of him. God be with you. Pauline, & Andrea,’
‘While I never had the honor of meeting Daisy in person, I’ve gotten to know her daughter, Annette, very well over the last few years. Their love and respect for one another has been contagious. The stories of Arnold and Daisy together are enough to warm the heart. I hope the family can find peace in knowing she was loved immensely and is now resting peacefully.’
‘My sincerest condolences to you (Annette-John) and family’
‘Arnold & Family: You have our sincere condolences in the loss of Daisy> Arnold as our cousin you know our love thoughts and prayers are with you all. Love your cousins Barbara Jean and Richard.’
‘As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life’s routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.’
‘I am expressing the joyous times I spent with my friend/sister Daisy during her stay in Bridgeport, Conn. To my brother Arnold, you know I am asking God to hold you not only now but always, be BLESSESD. Love you my brother, Olin Dorsey’
‘Sleep in peaceful paradise Mother Daisy. I will love you always!’
‘Tho I never really knew Daisy, her mother, Margie, kept me and my sister, Jackie. I loved me some Margie Covington. I would dress for school and go to the bus stop to wait for Margie. We loved her so much. I am sure Daisy was much like her. Blessings for the Covington family. Love, Nancy Vaughn Isley’