Marjorie Lynette Beckford-Brooks Obituary in Decatur at Donald Trimble Mortuary, Inc.

Obituary For Marjorie Lynette Beckford-Brooks

Celebration of Life Services for Ms. Marjorie Lynette Beckford-Brooks, of Decatur, will be held Saturday, February 6, 2021, 3:00 P.M. at The Chapel of Donald Trimble Mortuary. Elder Tony Wilson, Officiating, Elder Reginald Finley, Eulogist. All Day Viewing will be held Friday, February 5, 2021, at the mortuary.

-A TIME TO BE BORN-

Marjorie Lynette Beckford-Brooks, was born on July 5, 1958, to Hazell Williams (deceased) and Clara Williams, of Haines City, Florida.

-A TIME TO LIVE-

Marjorie’s family later moved to Miami, Florida, where she attended Gladeview Elementary, Charles Drew Middle School, and Northwestern Senior High School, graduating in 1976. In 11th grade, Marjorie began her career at Southern Bell, later known as AT&T, where she worked faithfully in various positions through promotion until her health failed in early 2005.

-A TIME TO SERVE-

Marjorie was baptized at an early age and attended New Bethel Baptist Church serving under the leadership of Rev. Earnest Williams. She later joined New Hope Missionary Baptist Church of Miami, Florida under the leadership of Bishop Randall E. Holts, and Prophetess Sharlene D. Holts. Upon matriculation to Atlanta, Georgia, Marjorie joined New Birth Missionary Baptist Church under the leadership of Bishop Eddie L. Long. She served faithfully in the Media-Bookstore and Christian Shelter Ministries.

-FROM TIME TO ETERNITY-

Marjorie was proceeded in death by several dear family members including but not limited to: Her dad, Hazell Williams; her maternal and paternal grandparents; her brother Derrick Williams; and her step-father, George Edgecombe. Because of her illness, Marjorie was in and out of the hospital, and on January 30, 2021, she quietly passed from time into eternity. Left to cherish Ms. Marjorie's memories are, her mom, Clara Williams-Edgecombe; children, Charlene Monique Black, Charles Black, Jr.; brother, Ollie Caison; uncles, Robert Temple, Henry Caison, Norman Caison; aunts, Dr. Annie L. Temple, Annie C. Temple, Mary Humphrey; 7 grand-children, Nicole, Jasman, Michael, Isaiah, Daniel, Charles, Trey; 1 niece, Arlene Curtis (Moses); grandniece, Angel Caison; 1 nephew, Ollie Caison, Jr.; Devoted helpers, Tiffany Edgecombe, Laura Hamilton, Marva Smith, Vernita & Felicia Mckisick; and a host of other relatives and friends. Family and friends are asked to assemble at 2:30 P.M. at the mortuary. Donald Trimble Mortuary, Inc., 1876 Second Avenue, Decatur, 404-371-0772-3.

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To Ms. Clara and the family, Marjorie was a sweet lady. Very loving and kind. Her smile be missed. Praying God's comfort for you. Naomi

To Ms. Clara, Charles, and Charlene...I'm sending you my Love and praying for God's Comfort. I'll miss your daughter, your mother, my friend. -Vernita

Marjorie was special. We could sit and talk for hours. She was an excellent cook. New Birth was serving dinner at the family center. Marjorie had cooked Swedish Meatballs and the people were asking for 2nd and 3rd helpings. She also cooked the best hush puppies I had ever tasted. We served together in the bookstore and Christian Shelter Ministry. Marjorie will be always be remembered.

Saddened to learn of the passing of my cousin Marjorie. Sending love to her children,mother and family. May she rest in heaven.

RIP Cuz u will b truly missed we love but God love u best we celebrate u 🙌🙌🙌🥰🥰🥰🥰💕💕💕💕👏 the family 💕💕💕💕💕💕

Ms. Marj you lived a good life, I'll miss you're amazing meals and smile. Blessed I had the opportunity to meet you. Rest In Peace. Love, Sunflower and the boys

I loved Marjorie! She shined as bright as the sun! She was very loving and always there for anyone at anytime. We served together in the bookstore at New Birth and she served God's people with joy! She will be missed but will forever be in my heart! 💜. Marjorie it mattered that you lived! Take your rest Good and Faithful Servant!