She was born in Baltimore, Maryland, to the late George William and Elsie Augusta Blische Scott Monroe.
Carol was a former employee of National Textile, Arlington Plant, where she worked as a spinner for many years. She also attended Charity Independent Baptist Church, Gastonia. Carol also loved giving a helping hand to those in need.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her sister, Doris Coleman.
Left to cherish her memory are her loving husband of 12 years, Ned Junior Brown; daughter Crystal Michelle Bailey of Gastonia; brothers, John Monroe, and Harry Monroe all of Gastonia; sisters Georgia Ann Champion and husband Jerry of Gastonia, Bertha Louise Haney and husband Jack of Dallas; grandchildren, Jimmy Franklin Dickson, Jr. and Christy Rivers both of Gastonia; great-grandchildren, Cheri Rivers, Annabelle Rivers, and Eric Hall.
Graveside Service:Hillcrest Cemetery, Mt. Holly with Rev. Jerry David Hall III officiating.
Carol was a former employee of National Textile, Arlington Plant, where she worked as a spinner for many years. She also attended Charity Independent Baptist Church, Gastonia. Carol also loved giving a helping hand to those in need.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her sister, Doris Coleman.
Left to cherish her memory are her loving husband of 12 years, Ned Junior Brown; daughter Crystal Michelle Bailey of Gastonia; brothers, John Monroe, and Harry Monroe all of Gastonia; sisters Georgia Ann Champion and husband Jerry of Gastonia, Bertha Louise Haney and husband Jack of Dallas; grandchildren, Jimmy Franklin Dickson, Jr. and Christy Rivers both of Gastonia; great-grandchildren, Cheri Rivers, Annabelle Rivers, and Eric Hall.
Graveside Service:Hillcrest Cemetery, Mt. Holly with Rev. Jerry David Hall III officiating.
She was born in Baltimore, Maryland, to the late George William and Elsie Augusta Blische Scott Monroe.
Carol was a former employee of National Textile, Arlington Plant, where she worked as a spinner for many years. She also attended Charity Independent Baptist Church, Gastonia. Carol also loved giving a helping hand to those in need.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her sister, Doris Coleman.
Left to cherish her memory are her loving husband of 12 years, Ned Junior Brown; daughter Crystal Michelle Bailey of Gastonia; brothers, John Monroe, and Harry Monroe all of Gastonia; sisters Georgia Ann Champion and husband Jerry of Gastonia, Bertha Louise Haney and husband Jack of Dallas; grandchildren, Jimmy Franklin Dickson, Jr. and Christy Rivers both of Gastonia; great-grandchildren, Cheri Rivers, Annabelle Rivers, and Eric Hall.
Graveside Service:Hillcrest Cemetery, Mt. Holly with Rev. Jerry David Hall III officiating.
Carol was a former employee of National Textile, Arlington Plant, where she worked as a spinner for many years. She also attended Charity Independent Baptist Church, Gastonia. Carol also loved giving a helping hand to those in need.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her sister, Doris Coleman.
Left to cherish her memory are her loving husband of 12 years, Ned Junior Brown; daughter Crystal Michelle Bailey of Gastonia; brothers, John Monroe, and Harry Monroe all of Gastonia; sisters Georgia Ann Champion and husband Jerry of Gastonia, Bertha Louise Haney and husband Jack of Dallas; grandchildren, Jimmy Franklin Dickson, Jr. and Christy Rivers both of Gastonia; great-grandchildren, Cheri Rivers, Annabelle Rivers, and Eric Hall.
Graveside Service:Hillcrest Cemetery, Mt. Holly with Rev. Jerry David Hall III officiating.
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