Mrs. Elease "Pee Wee" Brown died peacefully due to a lengthy illness on April

13, 2019 at the age of 73 in Baltimore, Maryland. Prayers, music, and loving

family/friends visits preceded her sunset. Elease Brown was born on November

30, 1945 in Florence, South Carolina to her late parents Jack Ford and Dora

Williams.

She graduated from Wilson High School in Florence, South Carolina.

After moving to Baltimore, Maryland, she later met and married the love of her

life Ernest Brown (late) in June 1968. Elease established a career working for

Bank of America as a bank teller for well over 20 years and happily retired from

the position. Over a period of time, the couple welcomed their child Tracey

Rene Brown (late) into their home and hearts and set about teaching her the

ways of God. She was active in her husband's and child's lives and consistently

expressed her love and support.

After an audacious battle with her illness, the Lord told Elease, "Well done thy

good and faithful servant" and allowed her to finally rest eternally in His

ultimate care.

She was a generous, vocal and social woman of God who loved reading,

bowling, traveling, and playing cards. Her day was not complete without

watching Jeopardy, Wheel of Fortune, and Family Feud. She loved eating fish

and chocolate candy was never too far from her. She was especially passionate

about family gatherings, childrens' education, and kidney health. She tirelessly

gave her time, commitment, and financial support to such endeavors. She was

an active and dedicated member of Leadenhall Baptist Church and often

volunteered in National Kidney Walks every year as long as her strength

allowed. Even afterwards, she continued to strongly support all concerned

foundations.

Elease is survived by her sister Mary Stewart (late Hubert) and a wonderful host

of relatives and friends.

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