FLOWER LADIES 
As SELECTED 
PALLBEARERS As SELECTED 
 
ACIOOWLEDGEm'IT THE FPMILY OF THE LATE WALTER BR~ WISHES TO TIW~K YOU FOR ALL ACTS OF KINDNESS EXTENDED THEM DURING THE PASSING OF THEIR LOVED ONE. 
- THE F.AMILY - 
 
FUNERAL DIRECTORS 
~J I DI LEMoN AND SONS 
 
2cm Joy LAKE RoAD 
r1:>RROII,., GEORGIA 
361-4284 
 
300 GRIFFIN STREET 
McDoNOUGH, GEORGIA 
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FUNERAL SERVICES 
F0R 
~1R I ~JALTER BR~ 
2 0' CLOCK P.~1. 
GREATER BEULAH BAPTIST CHURCH loVEJOY, GEORGIA 
REV I ~1. E. ~1ITCHELL.. PASTOR 
 
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MR. ~1ALTER BROh'N WAS BORN OcTOBER 19.~ 1908.~ TO THE LATE GoRDON BRCMN AND &W\ JEAN GRIER IN BLJITS CoUNTY, GEORGIA. 
HE DEPARTED THIS LIFE ON JUNE 28.~ 1~5. 
 
HE JOINED THE FAIRFIELD METHODIST CHURCH.~ JACKSON, 
 
NEW GEORGIA AT AN EARLY AGE; HE LATER MOVED HIS MEMBERSHIP TO 
 
THE 
 
BIG SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH, LUELLA, GEORGIA WHERE 
 
HE SERVED OtJ THE DEACON BoARD AND SavlETI ME LATER HE UN I TED 
 
VH TH THE GREATER BEULAH BAPTIST CHURCH, LOVEJOY, GEORG lA 
 
WHERE HE SERVED AS A FAITHFUL MEMBER UNTIL HIS PASSING. 
 
HE WAS JOINED IN HOLY MATR I fvDNY TO THE LATE MARY 
COMPTON AND TO TH I S UN I ON SIX (6) CHILDREN WERE BORN; FIVE 
(5) PRECEEDED HIM IN DEATH. 
 
HE LEAVES TO ~10URN HIS PASSING ONE (1) SON.~ ROBERT lEw i S BROWN, HAMPTON; lWO (2) BROTHERS, Luc I OUS BROHtJ, BoBBY BRCMN; ONE (1) SISTER, DAISY BRONN; SIX (6) GRANDCHILDREN, 
MR. JI\MES JoHNSON, JR., fi!Rs. CALVIN REEVES (fRANCES), ~1Rs. 
lARRY PHILLIPS (CATHERINE).~ MRs. TONY THOMPSON (MARY), MRs. REGINALD HUGER (BETIY)" ~1ISS FLORINE riRIGHT; SI X (6) 
GREAT-GRANDCHILDREN; lWO (2) BROTHERS-IN-LAW, MR. & f'-Rs. 
JosEPH Corv1PToN, REV. & NRs. WAYMON CQ\1PTON; FouR (4) SISTERS-IN-LAW.~ MRs. /llw_IZA Corv1PTON, MRs. JoSEPHINE 
NEWTON, MRs. ADELL CcwTON, ~lRs. J. A. CcwTON; lWO (2) 
UNCLES, MR. CURTIS GRIER.~ All.ANTA, MR. SAM GRIER, JACKSON, 
SEVERAL COUSINS, NIECES.~ NEPHEWS, A DEVOTED FRIEND, NRS. 
JEWELL NEAL, ti.AMPTON .I AND A J-OST OF OTHER FRIENDS I 
 
I I I THERE's AN OPEN Gl\TE AT THE END OF THE ROAD, 
THROUGH WHICH EACH MUST GO ALONE ANDTHERE IS A LIGHT WE CANNOT SEE; 
Ol.R FATHER CLAIMS HIS OWN. I I 
BEYOND THE GATE OUR LOVED ONE FIrIDS HAPPINESS AND REST, 
AND THERE IS CCl'lFORT IN THE THOUGHT THAT A LDv I NG GoD KNONS BEST  
 
 
 
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