Terri Brown

Terri Brown, a cherished, daughter, sister and friend, departed world on March6, 202, at the age of 70. Born on August 15, 1954, Terri was a beacon of love and kindness to everyone who had the privilege of knowing her. Her warm spirit and gentle nature made her a beloved presence, not only within her family but also among her friends and colleagues.

Terri pursued her education at R.L. Turner High School in Carrollton, where her wit and sense of humor began to shine. This spirited personality accompanied her throughout her career as a Logistics Analyst at Rockwall International, where her meticulous attention to detail and caring demeanor left a lasting impact on her coworkers.

Beyond her professional life, Terri's heart was particularly full when it came to caring for others. She was deeply devoted to her fur baby, Izzy Brown, showcasing her loving nature and willingness to nurture those she held dear. A unique blend of shyness and humor characterized her interactions, endearing her to many who were fortunate enough to share moments with her.

Terri held a passion for simple pleasures, often found picking up cans or enjoying a day at the casino—activities that brought her joy and satisfaction. The calmness of the outdoors seemed to reflect her nurturing side, as she often dedicated herself to being a caretaker, providing comfort and support to those around her.

She is survived by her adoring son, Josh Mahon; her beloved mother, Genola Brown; her sister, Tracey Wharton; and an entire host of nieces and nephews, including Megan Griffin, Christina Wilson, Luke Brown, Will Brown, Walker Whanton, and Wyatt Whanton, along with several great nieces and nephews. Together, they carry the warmth and laughter she shared throughout her life.

Terri was preceded in death by her father, Lindell Brown, and her brother, Tim Brown, both of whom were loved dearly and remain in the hearts of those who knew them.

As we gather to remember Terri Brown, we celebrate a life lived with grace, a spirit that touched many, and a heart that cared deeply. Her legacy will forever live on in the love she spread and the kindness she inspired in those around her.