On September 3, 2019, GOD in his infinite wisdom called Jocelyn

Marlo Lane home to eternal rest. Jocelyn the daughter of the late

George and Clara Lane, was born on November 24, 1953 in Balti-

more Maryland. She was a loving Mother, Grandmother, Sister,

Aunt and friend.

Jocelyn was affectionately known as Jocie and Aunt Jocie to those

that became staples in her life. She began her journey towards

Christianity as a child and was a member of the Unity United

Methodist Church in Baltimore City.

Jocelyn received her education in the Baltimore City Public

School System. She held various jobs throughout her life, most

recently as an office aid at the Baltimore Library

of the Blind-she enjoyed people. She lived her

life just the way she wanted to and without hesi-

tation. Jocelyn was mother to Terrence Lane and

Tony Braham both whom she loved dearly.

The most cherished and defining moments in

Jocelyn s life was the time spent with family. Jocelyn loved fam-

ily and would attend family gathers-where she could always be

found huddled with family laughing and joking. Some would say

she was the family gossip and stayed in "the mix." Jocelyn often

referred to herself as "Clara's Baby Girl," and was preceded in

death by two siblings, Sheila and Gerald.

Jocelyn has left us with many memories. Her spirit lives on

through her two sons, Terrence Lane and Tony Braham (January);

six grandchildren, Tony Jr. Terrence Jr. Taneshia, Taniqua

Tashay and Shanique; two great-grandsons Ahmad and Sincere'

two great-grand daughters Laylah and Saimah; sister Sandra, two

brothers Stanley and Craig and a host of nieces, nephews, rela-

tives and friends.