I just saw this obituary on the Doss High School Facebook page and I am deeply saddened. Mrs. Brown was one of my favorite teachers of all time. I saw her often in the years after Trunnel, while eating at the Cow Palace on Dixie Hwy on Sundays after church. I'm sure she's banging the piano keys in heaven.

There are few teachers from my elementary years that still burn in my memory today, but Mrs. Brown was one of them. I remember loving her class. She always made each class special. I still remember some of the Halloween songs and walking into class with monster mash playing in the background. She really had a gift in relating with her students. Absolutely loved her!

My music teacher at Trunnell Elementary School. Very nice lady, whose enthusiasm for music was contagious.


What a wonderful legacy Mr. & Mrs. Brown created. Not one Warrior in the 70's will ever forget the memories created at Western High School by these loving individuals. They both truly cared about the students as well as each other. Rest in peace. 

Susan,
I wanted you to know that your mom was my absolute FAVORITE teacher in all of elementary school.  We only got to have music every other week at Medora Elementary.  She had so much energy.  She gave me a love for music that I said  I wanted to be a music teacher just like Mrs. Brown.  I went to Georgetown College and started to major in music, but the music theory got me.  I still minored in music and have sung in choirs all my life.  I did become an elementary teacher and hopefully I loved all my students just like Mrs. Brown.  
Patty Martin

Mrs Brown was my 2nd grade music at Trunnell Elementary in the mid-60’s; I remember her vividly and fondly. The newspaper picture jumped off of the page as the teacher I knew. Wishing the family peace and a lifetime of wonderful memories. 

Mrs. Brown was my 2nd grade music teacher at the new Rockford Lane Elementary in 1954. She was energetic, loving and made a real impression on my life. She loved kids. Over the years as I continued my education there were frequent interactions with her and her husband (Mr. John Brown, Principal at Western High School.)  They both made everyone feel special.  I went into education and our paths crossed often.  There was always a hug and a smile and words of endearment. I have nothing but fond memories of her devotion and love for teaching.  She touched many lives and left the world a better place. 

I loved Mrs. Brown from the moment I met her! She was my music teacher at Trunnel.  She was the BEST!!  Sending love & hugs to you Susan and to your children during this difficult time.  God Bless each of you.   

I remember her at Trunnell.   She was a wonderful teacher.  She gave all of us a love for music.  I still sing the Trick or Treat song she taught at Halloween, field trips to the orchestra, just so many really good memories.

Sending my love and condolences with a dash of hugs and kisses....rest in paradise mom....gone but never ever forgotten...
Mary Wallace and family.

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Left to cherish her memory are her daughter, Susan Carol Brown-Ford; and grandchildren, Grant, Tyler, and Abigail Ford; Kendall Brown and Whitney Brown Naude.

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Carol Mildred Brown

November 14, 1929 – December 30, 2020

Arch L. Heady and Son Funeral Home & Cremation Services

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