Eura Lee Brooks was born January 2, 1926 in Houston County, Georgia to the late Willie Bagley and Gladys Woolfork. She departed this life on Monday, January 29, 2024. She received her early education in the Houston County School System. She was a retired employee from the Houston County School System and Robins Air Force Base.

Eura accepted Christ at an early age and became a member of Houston Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Church in Bonaire, Georgia. She later joined Word In Season Ministries, where she was a member until her death.

She was proceeded in death by her parents; brothers John D. Tharpe, C.T. Woolfork, Theodore Woolfork, Charlie Huggins, David Woolfork, Jessie Brown; sisters Frances Slocumb, Emma Bell Durham, Vera Braswell and Inez Haslem; children Benny Sipp, Anderson Sipp, and Pearlie Perkins. Deceased grandchildren Randy Chatfield, Calvin Love and Willie Perkins.

Those left to cherish her memory are her children, Mary Love of Warner Robins, Georgia, Freddie Lee Hall of Warner Robins, Georgia, Charles (Judith) Sipp of Canton, Michigan, Elaine Sipp of Warner Robins, Georgia, James (Angela) Brooks of Independence, Kentucky, Patricia Robinson of Warner Robins, Georgia, Nathaniel Brooks of Warner Robins, Georgia, Joseph (Lynn) Brooks of Allenhurst, Georgia, and JoAnn Brooks of Warner Robins, Georgia; daughter-in-love Mary Sipp of Warner Robins, Georgia; devoted grandkids Jessie Haslem of Macon, Georgia, Quinton Brooks of Atlanta, Georgia, Antwan “Tat” (Kristen) Brooks, Monique Sipp, and Shayla James all of Warner Robins, Georgia; Kaelyn and Antwan “AJ” Brooks Jr. devoted friends/daughters Starlet Salisbury and Slatania Hale of Warner Robins, Georgia; devoted cousins Bernice Johnson and Maggie Smith of Macon, Georgia and Donald Johnson of Chester, Pennsylvania; devoted niece Lavern Williams of Warner Robins, Georgia, devoted nephew Roger Woolfork of Atlanta, Georgia, sister-in-law Dorothy Huggins of Warner Robins, Georgia; long-time friend Carolyn Austin of Warner Robins, Georgia, Yvette Brown as a friend/daughter, a host of 29 grandchildren, 45 great-grandchildren, and 34 great-great- grandchildren; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, relatives and other friends.