On September 5, 1989, one of God's many daughters Brooke Deniece

Eggleston was born at University of Maryland in Baltimore, MD to

Lashelle Eggleston and Marvin Alexander. On January 24, 2022,

Brooke went back home to God after battling Lupus for 19 long hard

years and due to complications of COVID-19.

Brooke graduated from Carver Vocational-Technical High School as

Salutatorian on June 3, 2007. Brooke furthered her education becoming

the first college grad of her grandmother's grandchildren. She graduated from Coppin State

University with a Bachelor of Science in Sports Management on December 3, 2012. Brooke was in

the process of pursuing a master's degree at the University of Baltimore before she had to stop

because of complications of Lupus.

Brooke brought joy to everyone around her. Her co-workers became close friends. Over the years

Brooke worked as a secretary at Star Therapy, and University of Maryland Hospital. She was also

a CNA/GNA and worked for several assisted living organizations.

Brooke loved planning events such as baby showers, birthday parties, etc. She had a deep love for

crafting and eventually it was her last occupation before her passing. She enjoyed spending time

with childhood friends Shanieka Epps, Natarsha Jackson, Lakia Brown, Harry Robinson, Kiarria

Jackson, Haley Crosby and her cousin Sasha Brooks. She cherished her relationships with friends

she met later in life, Eric Rose, and Amesha Wiggins.

Brooke is joining her grandparents, on her father's side Mr. and Mrs. Alexander, and her uncles on

her mother's side William Eggleston Jr, Keith Eggleston, and Kevin Blackmon.

She will also be joining the lover of her life Michael A. Truesdale II.

Brooke's memory will be carried on by her mother LaShelle Eggleston; father Marvin Alexander;

sister Breshay Green; brothers Brian Eggleston and Antoine Thorton; niece Cay lei Green;

Grandmother Deborah Eggleston; godson Marquise and stepson Michael A. Truesdale Ill. She is

also survived by a host of cousins, uncles, and aunts on both her father's and mother's side, in

addition to the friends that she made along her journey.