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Phyllis J Brown

Aberdeen, MD

October 21, 1965 - December 4, 2021

Oct 21, 1965 - Dec 4, 2021

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Our mother Phyllis Brown was called home on Saturday December 4, 2021 at her home that she shared with her loving husband John Brown. She was born on October 17, 1965 in Havre De Grace, MD to the Late William H. Cullum and late Clara A. Cullum/Cole. She married her husband John on June 14, 2003 after being together for 14 years. Together they conceived two children Justin Brown(son) and Julianne Brown(daughter). Upon marrying John she also gained two stepchildren Michael Brown(stepson) and Dena Bautista(stepdaughter). Years later Julianne's best friend Janae became like another daughter to her and she loved her like she was her own.
Phyllis was a loving, caring person who helped anyone she could and she was always there when you needed her the most. She was a stay at home mom and she would also babysit to earn an income. After awhile she decided to step away from babysitting so she could focus her attention on taking care of her husband and his health problems that he was facing.
One thing Phyllis cherished the most was her grandchildren even though they may have not been her blood her world still revolved around them. She had 7 grandson's Joseph, Aaron, Benjamin, DeMarcus, Jamari, Erik and Troy. She had 5 granddaughter's Brianna, Erica, Gabriella, Janiyah and Serenity. On December 1, 2021 she became a great grandmother to Waylan Dukerson(Joseph's son).
Phyllis is survived by her husband, children, grandchildren, two daughter-in-law's Robin and Lisa, and one son-in-law Donnell. She is also survived by 4 sister's Mary, Linda, Amy and Brenda(stepsister) and 4 brother's William Jr., Richard, Matthew, Kenneth and David(stepbrother).
She is predeceased by her mother, father, grandmother Mary E. Cullum, grandfather Earl W. Cullum, nephew John, and two brother's Morris and Danny(stepbrother).
Our mother Phyllis was loved by so many and played an important role in our lives. Saying goodbye was one of the hardest things we had to do but it becomes easier knowing she is in a better place and she will no longer be suffering in pain. She will remain in our hearts forever and she will truly be missed.

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