Norma Jean Brown, age 79, passed away December 21, 2021 in Cincinnati, OH. She is survived by her loving children, George R. Ellis, III (Vanesa) and Tatia Ellis-Chappell; her 9 grandchildren, DeAuna, Ebony, Derika, George, IV, Desire’, George, V, David, Justin and Nathan; 13 great-grandchildren, and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral servicesContinue Reading
left a message on January 3, 2022:
Norma and I ministered together at the nursing home and there I saw how she poured out of her heart to the residents there. Many were led to the Lord Many who eve forgotten about by relatives were loved on Dhe ministered with the Love of Our Savior Jesus Christ!! It’s what you do for Christ that will last and I Thank God for having Norma in my life!
left a message on January 2, 2022:
Debra Johnson lit a candle in memory of Norma Jean Brown
left a message on December 29, 2021:
Norma was a blessing to the Detchers! She was the kids Weds night Bible teacher until they were teenagers. When we didn't get to go to church together any longer, we lost touch. She made an eternal impact on us and our lives were richer for being a part of her life. Love always, Bill, Abby, Victoria, Elizabeth, and Alex
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left a message on January 3, 2022:
Norma and I ministered together at the nursing home and there I saw how she poured out of her heart to the residents there. Many were led to the Lord Many who eve forgotten about by relatives were loved on Dhe ministered with the Love of Our Savior Jesus Christ!! It’s what you do for Christ that will last and I Thank God for having Norma in my life!
left a message on January 2, 2022:
Debra Johnson lit a candle in memory of Norma Jean Brown
left a message on December 29, 2021:
Norma was a blessing to the Detchers! She was the kids Weds night Bible teacher until they were teenagers. When we didn't get to go to church together any longer, we lost touch. She made an eternal impact on us and our lives were richer for being a part of her life. Love always, Bill, Abby, Victoria, Elizabeth, and Alex
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