Birth date: Nov 20, 1927 Death date: Jul 16, 2016
Born November 20, 1927 in Sulpher Springs, Texas passed away on July 16, 2016 in McKinney, Texas. The graveside service for Helen Brown will be held at 11:00 AM, Saturday, July 23, 2016 at Restland Memorial Park. Funeral arrangeme Read Obituary
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God Bless you Mrs Brown!
Thank you for the sentiment. But quite honestly I don't know who you are . How are you related to us ? Don't remember any cousins named Becky …
In Honor of Aunt Marie?.. The years you?ve been there for me and mine have gone and slipped away The love we shared and held so dear ,though, is always here to stay. You gave your all in times of need and never looked for praise We needed you so many times and oh so many days. Your time to rest has sought you out , HE stroked your cheek with a soft touch He gave you life and family and friends who will miss you oh so much? But now its time for you to go , to be there by HIS side No more pain or doubts or illnesses for you to now abide. Our tears are not because you?re gone but because you left me behind But I will do my duty here on earth until I see HIS face , so kind. I grin as I imagine your joy , being with others already in sight Free from all that plagued you here , oh how sweet it is , right? The love abounds from all around you shining upon you oh so bright And here on earth all I see are stars glowing in the night. But one day we will meet again and be together once more You, me, family and friends all gathered at Heavens door. So rest in peace my darling Aunt Marie and save a place for me While we remaining here on earth will wait impatiently. Becky Buelow July 16, 2016
Most of my friends on Facebook don't know my extended family. Marie and my mother were friends as kids, and grew to be best friends in high school…and then forever. Although my mother passed more than 35 years ago, Marie has stayed in my life, as my "Aunt," as my surrogate mother, as a fixture that I thought would always be there. Please take a moment to send up a prayer, or a kind thought, for this woman who meant so much to me and my sister. In honor and memory of Marie Brown: Unconditional Love By Greg Berry I can feel them gathering, hugging and joking. Marion, a bit grouchy but loving. Mike and June grinning and happy. Martha Ann a bit shy, but close to those she loves. Although Marie has left her family here, she is with her family there. Soon, she will have something to gripe about though, and Jeanne will be there to listen. The two of them will be thick as thieves ? just like they?ve been since they were kids. Freed of the earthly ailments of old age, I?m sure Marie is quickly taking charge. Washing, cooking and doing the things that make her happy. Of course, griping also seemed to make her happy. Uncle Marion and Mike taught me many lessons. Some I learned well, others ? ok, I?m still learning. Aunt Marie gave me the same thing that my Mother and GrandMother gave me: unconditional love. Even as dementia claimed more of her faculties, and she became convinced that I had chased off the Sidel's, she said ?I?m mad at you, but I still love you.? I mourn the passing of this old woman, but comforted in having known her my whole life. I have known but few certainties, and her love has always been one.
"Aunt" Marie was a memorable part of my childhood. I can still remember her voice. She was one special lady who would speak her mind but not offend you while doing it. She was a blessing to know.Much love to all able to be at her service today. Love, Mary
