Wanda E. Brown

October 26, 2016. Born February 8, 1928 in Jacksonville, Florida to Dr. Ludwig and Mrs. Cordie

Eulenfeld of Orange Park, Florida, Wanda spent her formative years in Houston, Texas. She

returned to Jacksonville as a young woman to work in her brother's pharmacy on the corner of

Blanding and 103rd. Little did she know that she would meet the love of her life scooping

Neapolitan ice cream at the pharmacy. A young pilot by the name of Whitt Solomon Brown

spotted her and shortly thereafter literally swept her off her feet at a Panama City air show.

Wanda and Whitt were married December 18, 1948 and spent 68 blessed years together raising

a family of three girls - Lark Roberts (T.S.), Tamara Williams, and Felicia Bullock (Stanley).

Wanda had an early career in retail which led her to complete her dream of owning her own gift

store in Avondale followed by an antique store - a passion she also shared with Whitt. She later

became an Executive Secretary at The Charter Oil Company, The Charter Marketing Company

and the PGA Tour, where she retired in 1994. She served on the Altar Guild and Flower Guild

at St. John's Cathedral in downtown Jacksonville and Trinity Episcopal Church in St. Augustine.

At Trinity, she found her true calling as one of the members of The Daughters of the King,

serving as President. Wanda had an amazing eye for color and design, as an avid oil painter in

early adulthood and drafting and designing their beach home in North Beach, St. Augustine.

With her beautiful smile and compassionate heart, she filled her home with laughter and grace.

Her loving legacy survives in her children, grandchildren - Virginia Dawidowicz (Pete), Spencer

Roberts (Sarah), Grace Hamlin (Curtis), Anna Williams, Lindsay and Lee Bullock - and great

grandchildren - Hannah, Sarah, Rebekah, Noah, Samuel, Josiah and Judah Dawidowicz, Quinn

and Joshua Roberts and Margaret Hamlin. A Memorial Service and reception celebrating the

life of Wanda will be held at Christ Episcopal Church on All Saints Day - Tuesday, November 1

at 11:00 a.m. Wanda and Whitt have had a dream to bring clean drinking water to a community

in need. To help them realize their dream, donations in lieu of flowers are being accepted for

The Clean Water Fund of Episcopal Relief and Development. To make a donation, please call

Episcopal Relief & Development’s main line at 855.312.HEAL (4325). Ask to speak with Tova

Randolph. Tova can process donations and forward cards for you to personalize and send a

special message to the Brown family. Funeral arrangements are under the care and direction of Hardage-Giddens Beaches Chapel, 1701 Beach Blvd., Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250 (249) 2374. www.hardage-giddensbeacheschapel.com or www.dignitymemorial.com