I will always remember aunt Delrose for her many unique qualities. However one specific character trait reminds me of her the most, which is her gift of hospitality. Aunt Delrose enjoyed making people feel at home. I remember a particular day, back in late December of 2002 , that she welcomed me and my then newly- married husband into her home.  We were visiting the Orlando area, and decided to pay her a visit. It was the first time she met my  late husband, but by the time our visit came to an end,  you would have thought they knew each other for years! Oh, how we enjoyed that night!  It was filled with a long list of interrogation and  laughter.   She will be dearly missed! 
To her loving husband, Cardo, Tekisha and family- I pray that God will give you all the strength, comfort and peace to make it through the days, weeks, months and years ahead.  Love Tanny 🙏🏽❤



To Cardo and Family,

Sending my sincere condolences to you and the family,  I wish I could be there but just know I am there in spirit.
Mrs. Delrose was such a beautiful woman both inside and out and her smile gave such warmth and comfort whenever I was in her presence. I am happy to have had the pleasure of meeting her. 
I know this may be difficult to understand, but some how GOD had his plan. 
I love you all and will continue to pray everyday that God gives you and the family the strength you need to get through.

Love Always,
Willette

I haven't met Lady D personally, however, hearing so many things about her from Errol Saunders (Tamo), my husband, it's as if I knew her most of my life. She was bubbly and exuberant. She lives to her fullest, the best way she knew how. Tamo would share that she would enquire of me, as her cousin, as we are from the hills of East Rural St. Andrew. 
Life certainly can deal us 'blows': however, we'll understand it all by and by. Pray Sir Brown, the families and relatives cherish her wonderful memories. Our prayers during this time 🙏 


My beloved Bestie I cannot dream when you called me that the next day you would no longer be able to talk to me. You reach out to share with me something very special and also that you wanted to have your plans the way you had arranged it. I know you will be pleased. God had other plans for you and someday when it’s my turn I know I can count on you to be there with Jesus waiting to walk me home. I will miss our lifetime friendship and talks we always shared.
R.I.P my Bestie 🙏 🙏 🙏 

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Delrose Millicent Brown

December 20, 1952 – October 23, 2021

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