Kelly Horan Dunnington
You made me laugh so many times when we worked together at Catalog Resources. Always so funny and a joy to be around. A wonderful person to say the least. Rest peacefully old friend.
Birth date: Mar 20, 1936 Death date: Jul 11, 2022
Barbara Anne Brown joined loved ones that have gone before her on Monday, July 11, 2022. She was surrounded by her loving family. Barbara was born in Rising Sun, Delaware, March 20, 1936 to the late John A. and Elizabeth A. Boye Read Obituary
You made me laugh so many times when we worked together at Catalog Resources. Always so funny and a joy to be around. A wonderful person to say the least. Rest peacefully old friend.
Barbara. We met when our families became one with the marriage of Dale and Kelly. You opened your heart to us and have been a good friend ever since. You raised daughters who are loving, giving and take no prisoners when it comes to protecting those they love. Your smile and your sassy wit are a memory I'll treasure.
On July 11, 2022 at 3:02 p.m. our lives were irrevocably shattered. Heaven gained an amazing, witty, intelligent and beautiful Angel.
An eternity of our daily talks would never be enough. You were always interested in my day, how the "Girls" at work were doing and having our "debates" no matter the side.
I realize my selfishness, for while my head understands you were tired, my heart does not and is forever broken.
I love you My Mommy -- Rest easy as your spirit will live within our hearts forever & always.
Mom there are no words to describe the emptiness I feel right now. What I can say is you were an amazing mom! You were kind, funny ( even when you weren't trying to be), smart, witty, opinionated, stubborn & had the biggest heart of anyone I've ever known. You were a giver when you had nothing to give, your grandchildren were your greatest joy, you were always interested in whatever they were doing, even if you thought it was crazy! You loved with your whole heart and asked nothing in return. I love you mom and wish we had shared more time and conversations before saying goodbye❤️ ♾️
July 11, 2022 at 3:02 p.m. our lives were irrevocably broken. Heaven gained an amazing, witty, intelligent and beautiful Angel.
An eternity of our daily talks would never be enough. You were always interested in my day, how the "Girls" at work were doing and having our "debates" -- no matter the sides.
I realize my selfishness; for while my head understands you were tired, my heart does not & is forever broken.
I love you My Mommy...rest easy for your spirit will live within our hearts forever and always.
Mommom was truly my best friend. I remember crawling into her bed as she pulled out the Candy Buttons and we’d eat them together and share our secrets. When she made chicken and dumplings she’d tear off a piece of dough that I could roll out with my little pink plastic toy rolling pin.
I loved summer afternoons when she’d pull out a big bag of imitation crab and microwave it with so much butter it became crab and butter soup. And she’d let me eat and much as I want.
Mommom was my first call when I was scared or upset or nervous. And she always had the right words. She was my safe haven in stormy seas and I’ll miss her more and more as the days go on.
Mommom was truly my best friend. I remember crawling into her bed as she pulled out the Candy Buttons so we could eat them together and share secrets. I loved making chicken and dumplings with her and she’d pull off a small bit of dough for me to roll out with my plastic toy rolling pin. When I was with her for lunch during the summer she’d pull out the biggest bag of imitation crab and microwave it with enough butter it was soup and tell me to eat as much as I want.
When I was scared she was the first person I called. She had the best advice and always knew what I needed to hear. I miss her like crazy.
Mom Brown was a night owl when we were kids. We would be camping out in the backyard and want snacks. Sure enough we would walk to her house and she would be up and we would grab snacks. She always was reading and had a smile on her face. She is very much loved and is missed.
There are so many unforgettable memories with and of you that I will never let go of. Whether they be from the times you were still using a cane and could hop on one foot, or up until the last hug I gave you in the hospital. I love you forever, mommom
I was a bit of a mama’s girl when I was a tiny tot. I remember one time Mom dropped me off at poppop and mommom’s shop, Johnny the Tailor so she could take advantage of a free medical test being offered in a mobile unit around the corner. The shop was located next to an alley on Governor’s Avenue and the mobile unit was in front of Saunders Jewelers, which was on Loockerman Street. Basically one block over and two blocks down. Mommom sat at the front counter, next to a large window that had a great view of the alley leading up to the corner. Good thing too ‘cause she caught my little butt hightailing it around that corner! I can hear her yelling now, “Stop her! Get her!” Mom must have hear the commotion too because she was 1/2 down Loockerman and turn around in time to catch me in her arms as I flew to her. Mommom finally caught up to me and told Mom she would take me back to the shop but Mom said, “No, I’ve got her. She can stay with me.” Mom, I’ve got you now. Rest easy. I’ll hold your memories close and cherish them. I promise to share them with your grandchildren. I’ll hold tight, Mom and I’ll never let you go. Until we meet again. I love you. Patti