Organ Prefude 
Processiona[ .................................................................................. Cfergy d Pami{y 
Jfymn ofComfort.......................................... "Wiiat )l PriendWe Jfave In Jesus " 
Prayer ofComfort....................................................CJ{everend qary Jfa{[(:Nepliew) 
Scripture ejgadl11f]s: OUCJ'estament: CJ>sa{m 23.......................................... La'l(jya CJ3oUen (qreat :Niece) :New crestament: 1 rtliessaConians 4:13-18..... JDeacon 'Vincent :McCfendon (:Nepliew) 
Sefection. ............. ........................................... ...................Siiavoe CEdwards (:Niece) 
)lctnowfecfgements, Cards, d Cjgso{utions........................Lisa :M.cCfendon (:Niece) Cjgmark (2 minutes pfease). ............................................... CDeacon CE11f]{isli Scriven 
CJ3isliop CJ3rian CEdwards, Prophets CJ'a6{e Internationa{(:Nepliew) CEUer :Made{yn CEdwards (Sister in faw) CJ?gpresentative from CJ3udd Co. 
Pami{y Presentation. ..................................................................<J1ie qrandcfiildren 
CRgadl11fJ oftlie 06ituary....................................................Lisa :M.cCfendon (:Niece) 
SoCo.................................................................. .............Siiavonne CEd'wards (:Niece) 
CEuCogy.................................................................................CJ3isfiop CJ3rian CEd'wards :New Paitfi Peffowsfiip 
Invitation to CDiscipfesliip 
Pina{o/ie'Wi11f] (Pami{y) 
CJ3enediction 
1<fcessiona{ 
 
Private 
 
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Immediately following services at: 8130 Temple Road Philadelphia, PA 
 
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'Iliey say memories are gofden weffmay6e tliat is true. 
We never wantedmemories, We on{y wantedyou. 
)l mi[{ion times we neededyou, a mi[{ion times we've cried. 
IfCove aCone couUliave savedyou 
you never wouUliave died. In {ije we Covedyou dear{y, In deatli we Cove you sti{[ In our liearts you lioUa pface 
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and lieartaclie ma~ a fane, We'dwa{ttlie patti to lieaven 
to 6ri11f] you 6actagain. Ourfami{y cliain is 6ro~n, andnotlii11f] seems tlie same. 
CJ3ut as q odcaffs us one 6y one, 
tlie cliain UJi{[ fintagain. 
 
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On 6elialfoftliefami{y ofr]{p6ert Lee CBrown, Sr. we wouU fik! to tliank.youfor your prayers, plione ca{fs, amiword's ofcomfort. We 
appreciate tlie out pour ofprayers, plione cas, amiword's ofcomfort. It 
is comforting to ftnow tliat r]{p6ert Lee CBrown, Sr. touchedeacli ofour fives liere today. Whatever you did to consofe our liearts, we tliank.you 
so muclifor your part. 
 
Professional Services: Louise E. & William W. 
Savin Funeral Home Inc. 
802 North 12th Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19123 (215) 765-7065  (215) 684-2424 fax 
 
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 went home to be with the Lord on Saturday, February 11, 2017. Robert was born in Sparta, Georgia on June 14, 1934 to Henry andIndiana Boyer Brown(deceased). He receivedhis education in 
s Sparta Georgia School Districts graduating/rom Ellis Ingram High &hoof. On 
February 14, 1960, at the age of26, he married his belovedJuanita McClendon. This union was blessed with three children. 
Robert was a serviceman and received an honorable discharge from the United States Army. He is known to many as a hard worker and has held manyjobs. He was was skilled in many areas. Robert could tell you what was wrong with your 
car andfix it. He would repair things in the home and even do some painting 
in the house. He was also a family man. The job that his family and friends have known him well to do was with The Budd Company where he was a master mechanic which is where he retiredfrom. 
Robert accepted the Lord at an early age in Sparta, GA. He later rededicated his life and was an active member at Triumph Baptist Church where he served until his untimely death. Robert was very p roud of his church and made it his business to be there when services were held. He was a f aithful member. 
Robert was a devoted husband, a caringfather, and a long lastingfriend. He was a family man and he did all that he could to make certain that his children and his family were well taken care of There were no wants when it came to Robert. He would go out ofhis way to be certain others were happy. 
Robert met a very special person many years ago named Mary Merriweather. They have spent many years and memories together. They enjoyed each others company and would be seen enjoying theater together, banquets, dinner, and concerts. Robert was a confidant to Mary and would take her anywhere that she wanted to go and ensured that she would return home safely. 
Robert was welcomed into heaven by his parents Henry and Indiana Brown, his loving wife Juanita Brown, his youngest daughter Wanda Brown, his brother James P. Brown, his sister Cathy Jones, his mother-in-law, Dora Ledbetter, his brother and sister in law James and Bernice McClendon. 
He leaves to cherish his memories his daughter Rochelle Baker and his son Robert Lee Brown, Jr. of Philadelphia, PA, his brother Paul Brown (Lorraine) of Reading PA, Charles Brown (GeQrgia) of Columbus, Ohio, Lovett Brown (Carolyn) of Sparta, GA, his sister Joann Oliver (John) of Philadelphia, PA, Betty Scott (Danny) ofA tlanta, GA, and one sister-in-law Madelyn Edwards of Winter haven, FL. Robert has 4 grandchildren, Dwight, Cornelius, April, and Tatiana. He has 25 great grandchildren and a host ofnieces, nephews, cousins, and extendedfamily andfriends 
Lovingly Submitted, 
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