Donald Trimble Mortuary, Inc. | Decatur, GA

Obituary For Hazel Hall Brown

Homegoing Services for Mrs. Hazel Hall Brown, will be held Thursday, March 4, 2021, 11:00 A.M. at The Chapel of Donald Trimble Mortuary. Reverend Eric D. Hurst, Pastor of Mount Moriah Baptist Church, Officiating. Interment, Resthaven Gardens of Memory, Decatur. Aunt Hazel leaves to cherish her memories, two sister-in-laws, Loretta Graham, of Milwaukee, WI., and Nancy Lawson, of Minor, AL.; devoted nieces and caretakers, Jennie Davis (Joshua), and Nicole Hodge; along with a host of nieces, nephews, special cousins, other family members, and her spiritual family at Mount Moriah Baptist Church. Family and friends are asked to assemble at the mortuary at 10:30 A.M. Donald Trimble Mortuary, Inc., 1876 Second Avenue, Decatur, 404-371-0772-3.

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I am Danny Simpkins was Blessed to meet Mrs.Hazel in hidden woods apts.where I worked and lived as a Courtesy Officer.I would check up on Her and make sure She was ok.She loved the LORD and would go to Church just about every Sunday.Me and Her would talk about the LORD often.RIP

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Psalms 121: Look to the hills from whence cometh your help, your help cometh from the Lord. Family and friends, please find comfort in this passage of scripture. Sending our deepest sympathy to our family. Know that we are continually praying for your strength, peace, and endurance. With Love, Rev. Jennifer Jennings Tigner, Bro. Anthony Jerome Tigner, Sr. and Family.

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Aunt Hazel was a special lady. hazel was someone who showed me lovey at a 2n9h6 very early age. I remember all of our special times together. I took my first plane ride with her to Chicago, something I will never forget I have such sweet memories of her. I Will love her always Sandra Willis

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Hazel you will be missed you was a beautiful lady soft spoken and well loved RIP ms Morman

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I met Aunt Hazel only once and I can tell she had a beautiful spirit.May she rest well with the King. My condolences to all her family and friends. Love Aderiane ❤

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Your calm and easygoing demeanor will truly be missed. Rest in Heaven Aunt Hazel, Cameta

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Aunt Hazel, I know you know you were loved but I am not sure if you knew how much you would be missed. Rest on, in love and peace.. Your great nieces and great great nieces and nephews. The Smith Family. VA

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Aunt Hazel was the eldest sibling of my father Charles A. Jackson, Sr. who was the first of her siblings to pass. He passed 11/14/1970, on my mother's birthday, at the age of 35. She was sweet, loving, and patient, yet she was straightforward. We would talk as I would drive home from work. She was in Atlanta and I was headed to Selma, AL or Montgomery, AL. She told me stories about our family. She answered any questions I had and loved me and all the rest of her nieces and nephews. She out lived her three younger brothers. I would stay with her when I would come to town. Her mind stayed sharpe!!! Will miss your spark and fire for life. Rest until Jesus returns to get all his children who were taken in death. 💔💔💕💕Your niece, Anita Jackson-Norman💜💜

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Ms. Hazel was like a grandma to me and I think I was a daughter to her. Thanks for always baking me sweet potato pies and looking out for me when we were neighbors. Some of the best memories of nearly 20 yrs. LOVE U

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The village as a family, Aunt Hazel was truly family, by way of Jennie Davis. It has been a wonderful life experience. The girlfriend, the sassy comments with a glass of wine, the ladylike presentation, the fun birthday outings, your charming smile, will be missed. A toast to the life of Hazel Hall Brown. Your paradise awaits!!! Love you. Angela

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When I think about Hazel, this scripture comes to mind Matt 5:16 "Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in heaven. I had the pleasure of servicing with Hazel on the trustee ministry, finance ministry, Sunday School Dept. and several other committees. To the family, you have our deepest sympathy. Dea & Mrs. Andrew Hay, Mt Moriah Baptist Church, Atlanta

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I have known Cousin Hazel my entire life and she has been an inspiration and loving person to me and my daughters. From growing up in Mt Moriah, visiting her in her home especially in the earlier years with Cousin Ossie and attending events together has been heartfelt. Cherished memories of the after church family dinners, holiday dinners and family reunions she was always there with a kind gentle spirit and smile on her face. Will miss our calls with laughter and holidays cards exchanges. It was a blessing to have had her apart of my life for so many years. Rest in Heaven Cousin until we meet again. Love you always. -Valerie, Brittney and Kacey

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I was director of the Gospel Chorus at Mount Moriah and Hazel was a devoted member of the choir. She had a lovely soprano voice and was always pleasant and supportive. May God bless you during this time. Earth has no sorrow that Heaven cannot heal. Be blessed.

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I meet Aunt Hazel through the Brown family Anton and Lorraine Brown and Jennie Davis 😇. I had the Pleasure of coming over to Jennie's home 🏠 to see Aunt Hazel b4 she went on to be with the Lord and join her friends and family😇. She would go in and out but her mine was still as sharp as the day I met her. she never forgot your name or anything that was going on with you. she was right on time with the subject at hand. All of Jennie's friends called her Aunt Hazel ☺️ and she loved it ❤️. Aunt Hazel will be truly missed you fault a good fight now it's time to take your rest and join your friends and family in heaven. A life well lived💔🥲. Love Bridgette ❤️

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