Cathy Brown-Green
October 25, 1961 ~ September 21, 2022
A mother, grandmother, aunt, sister, cousin, and friend. "Kitty" fought a good fight, God saw she was getting tired, so he sent his Angel and called her home on September 21, 2022 into the Master's Arms.
She was born October 25, 1961, in Thomasville, Georgia to Judson Brown and Joann Harris.
She graduated from Thomasville High School in 1979 and attended Albany State University. She was a faithful member of Second Presbyterian Church.
Cathy leaves a legacy of love that will never be forgotten. She leaves to cherish her loving, great legacy of love for her significant other, Tim Hunter of Thomasville, Georgia; and three sons, Tramaine Mills, Sr. (Ruby) of Thomasville, Georgia, Kendriad Brown (YShayria) of Colorado Springs, Colorado, and Jackie Green, Jr. (Kasandra) of Clarksville, Tennessee; mother, Joann Harris of Thomasville, Georgia; three sisters, Alesia Nesbitt of Charleston, South Carolina, Donna Williams (Theo) of Thomasville, Georgia, Diedra Simon (Malcolm) of Mentor, Ohio; two brothers, Chris Thompson (Tammy) of Thomasville, Georgia, Anthony Harris (Danaca) of Thomasville, Georgia; two aunts, Trudy Hadley of Thomasville, Georgia, Lilly Turner of Thomasville, Georgia; two uncles, Jody Hall of Fort Lauderdale Florida, Jack Brown of South Carolina; six grandchildren; one great-grandchild, and a host of other nieces, nephews, cousins, and sorrowing friends.
Cathy is preceded in death by her father, Judson Brown, grandparents, Ray and Gertrude Hadley, and Jack and Lilla Brown.
October 25, 1961 ~ September 21, 2022
A mother, grandmother, aunt, sister, cousin, and friend. "Kitty" fought a good fight, God saw she was getting tired, so he sent his Angel and called her home on September 21, 2022 into the Master's Arms.
She was born October 25, 1961, in Thomasville, Georgia to Judson Brown and Joann Harris.
She graduated from Thomasville High School in 1979 and attended Albany State University. She was a faithful member of Second Presbyterian Church.
Cathy leaves a legacy of love that will never be forgotten. She leaves to cherish her loving, great legacy of love for her significant other, Tim Hunter of Thomasville, Georgia; and three sons, Tramaine Mills, Sr. (Ruby) of Thomasville, Georgia, Kendriad Brown (YShayria) of Colorado Springs, Colorado, and Jackie Green, Jr. (Kasandra) of Clarksville, Tennessee; mother, Joann Harris of Thomasville, Georgia; three sisters, Alesia Nesbitt of Charleston, South Carolina, Donna Williams (Theo) of Thomasville, Georgia, Diedra Simon (Malcolm) of Mentor, Ohio; two brothers, Chris Thompson (Tammy) of Thomasville, Georgia, Anthony Harris (Danaca) of Thomasville, Georgia; two aunts, Trudy Hadley of Thomasville, Georgia, Lilly Turner of Thomasville, Georgia; two uncles, Jody Hall of Fort Lauderdale Florida, Jack Brown of South Carolina; six grandchildren; one great-grandchild, and a host of other nieces, nephews, cousins, and sorrowing friends.
Cathy is preceded in death by her father, Judson Brown, grandparents, Ray and Gertrude Hadley, and Jack and Lilla Brown.
Cathy Brown-Green
October 25, 1961 ~ September 21, 2022
A mother, grandmother, aunt, sister, cousin, and friend. "Kitty" fought a good fight, God saw she was getting tired, so he sent his Angel and called her home on September 21, 2022 into the Master's Arms.
She was born October 25, 1961, in Thomasville, Georgia to Judson Brown and Joann Harris.
She graduated from Thomasville High School in 1979 and attended Albany State University. She was a faithful member of Second Presbyterian Church.
Cathy leaves a legacy of love that will never be forgotten. She leaves to cherish her loving, great legacy of love for her significant other, Tim Hunter of Thomasville, Georgia; and three sons, Tramaine Mills, Sr. (Ruby) of Thomasville, Georgia, Kendriad Brown (YShayria) of Colorado Springs, Colorado, and Jackie Green, Jr. (Kasandra) of Clarksville, Tennessee; mother, Joann Harris of Thomasville, Georgia; three sisters, Alesia Nesbitt of Charleston, South Carolina, Donna Williams (Theo) of Thomasville, Georgia, Diedra Simon (Malcolm) of Mentor, Ohio; two brothers, Chris Thompson (Tammy) of Thomasville, Georgia, Anthony Harris (Danaca) of Thomasville, Georgia; two aunts, Trudy Hadley of Thomasville, Georgia, Lilly Turner of Thomasville, Georgia; two uncles, Jody Hall of Fort Lauderdale Florida, Jack Brown of South Carolina; six grandchildren; one great-grandchild, and a host of other nieces, nephews, cousins, and sorrowing friends.
Cathy is preceded in death by her father, Judson Brown, grandparents, Ray and Gertrude Hadley, and Jack and Lilla Brown.
October 25, 1961 ~ September 21, 2022
A mother, grandmother, aunt, sister, cousin, and friend. "Kitty" fought a good fight, God saw she was getting tired, so he sent his Angel and called her home on September 21, 2022 into the Master's Arms.
She was born October 25, 1961, in Thomasville, Georgia to Judson Brown and Joann Harris.
She graduated from Thomasville High School in 1979 and attended Albany State University. She was a faithful member of Second Presbyterian Church.
Cathy leaves a legacy of love that will never be forgotten. She leaves to cherish her loving, great legacy of love for her significant other, Tim Hunter of Thomasville, Georgia; and three sons, Tramaine Mills, Sr. (Ruby) of Thomasville, Georgia, Kendriad Brown (YShayria) of Colorado Springs, Colorado, and Jackie Green, Jr. (Kasandra) of Clarksville, Tennessee; mother, Joann Harris of Thomasville, Georgia; three sisters, Alesia Nesbitt of Charleston, South Carolina, Donna Williams (Theo) of Thomasville, Georgia, Diedra Simon (Malcolm) of Mentor, Ohio; two brothers, Chris Thompson (Tammy) of Thomasville, Georgia, Anthony Harris (Danaca) of Thomasville, Georgia; two aunts, Trudy Hadley of Thomasville, Georgia, Lilly Turner of Thomasville, Georgia; two uncles, Jody Hall of Fort Lauderdale Florida, Jack Brown of South Carolina; six grandchildren; one great-grandchild, and a host of other nieces, nephews, cousins, and sorrowing friends.
Cathy is preceded in death by her father, Judson Brown, grandparents, Ray and Gertrude Hadley, and Jack and Lilla Brown.
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