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Mary Brown Obituary

Mary Louise Brown LAKE CITY - Mrs. Mary Louise Browder Brown, 82, passed away peacefully Sunday, February 27th, 2011, in her home after a long illness. Mrs. Brown was born in Johnsonville on April 18th, 1928. She was a daughter of the late Audry Morant Browder and the late Essie Powell Browder, and was the widow of the late William Henry Brown. Mrs. Brown was a member of Georgetown First Pentecostal Holiness Church and of Calvary Baptist Church in Lake City. She worked for many years for Andrews Bank and Trust, which later became Bank of America. She also worked for many years as a nursing assistant to Robert Quinn, MD with the Medical Clinic, and, at seventy years old, she became a substitute teacher in many of the Georgetown area schools. She was a loving and very devoted wife, mother, and grandmother who will be deeply missed and cherished by her family. The family would like to extend a heartfelt and sincere "thank-you" to Caregivers Betty Floyd, Christine Murrell, and Amy McDowell, Ascencion Hospice, Ahava Hospice, their caregivers and workers, and to Dr. Wade Lamb, MD for all the compassionate care shown Mrs. Brown and the family in their times of need. Mrs. Brown's surviving family includes her two daughters, Gale B. Robertson, of Charleston, and Debbie B. Altman, of Lake City; her two grandchildren, Justin Brown Altman and Morgan Browder Altman, both of Lake City; her brother, Horace Browder (Annette), of Manning; her four sisters, Mildred Browder-Hughes, of Johnsonville, Willa B. Altman, of Durham, North Carolina, Erma B. Owens, of Pleasant Hill, and Lois B. Cox, of Hemingway; her sister-in-law, Mary B. Hughes, of Murrells Inlet; and her special friends, Steve Wilkerson, of Charleston, Danielle Suggs, of Florence, and Jason James, of Florence. Mrs. Brown is preceded in death by her sister, Shelia Browder Parker; and her brother, C. Verel Powell. Funeral services for Mrs. Brown will be held at eleven o'clock a.m., Tuesday, March 1st, 2011, in the Brockington Funeral Home Chapel. A private burial for Mrs. Brown will be held in the Garden of Devotion in Johnsonville. The family of Mrs. Brown will have visitation immediately following the Chapel Service in the Calvary Baptist Church Fellowship Hall. Memorials may be made to Ahava Hospice, 1303 West Evans Street, Florence, South Carolina 29501. Brockington Funeral Home, Lake City, is in charge. Visit our guestbook at www.postandcourier.com/ deaths

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Published by Charleston Post & Courier from Feb. 27 to Feb. 28, 2011.

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Martha Rafferty

March 15, 2011

Gale,
So sorry to hear about your Mother. Sounds like she was a great lady! You took very good care of her, and I hope you are taking good care of yourself these days too. Thinking of you all...

Martha Rafferty

Brenda Lovvorn

March 4, 2011

Gale, I am so sorry to hear about your mom. She was a special lady and
I am so glad that I had the privilege of knowing her. I always think of her when I am looking through her cookbook. I will keep you in my prayers. Love you, Bob and Brenda

Harriett Cribb

March 1, 2011

I'm so sorry to hear about Miss Louise. I spent so many wonderful Sunday afternoons on Oak St with your family & she was always the "belle of the ball"....full of fun & enthusiasm for everything. I'm sure she's in heaven competing with Minnie Pearl as we speak! I love you all & you'll be in my prayers.

Sharon McElveen

February 28, 2011

I know the last couple of years have been tough for the Brown family, but God's comfort to you now is that Mrs. Brown is living her salvation with our Lord, Jesus Christ.

February 28, 2011

Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Love and hugs,
Mark, Gage, Mary and Anna

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