Brenda Brown

Brenda Brown Obituary

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Age - 65

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October 6, 2023

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Indianapolis, IN

Brenda L. Brown was born in Clarksville, Tennessee. Sunrise, January 29, 1958. Sunset, October 2, 2023. Brenda Brown is preceded in death by herMother; Nellie L. Green, Father; James W. Dowlan,Husband; Charles R. Brown, Daughter; Shakessa N. Fletcher,Granddaughters; Drew S Foster and Shamya Cole,Niece; LaTera Green and Nephew; JaVonte Green. She is survived by her Daughters; Karen R. Brown and Carrie S. Brown,Stepdaughter; Gia L. Cole, Special Daughter; Tammy D. Walker,Sisters; Birdie M. Carlisle, Quinicellar Green, Sherry Green,Carolyn Green, Tonya Green, and Felicia Bryant (Cornell Fleminster,)Brother; Donnie Green, and Grandkids; Jasmyn Cole, Mia FosterJenna Fletcher, Heavenleigh Fletcher, Shyann Myles,Roman Bingman, Andrew Holden, and Tamia Ferrellas well as a host of nieces, nephews, and great grandkids. Indiana Memorial is honored to serve Brenda and her family.

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