Jeffrey Tyronne Brown Obituary in Louisville at Davis Funeral Home

Obituary For Jeffrey Tyronne Brown

Jeffrey Tyrone Brown, a native of Jefferson County was born in Augusta, Georgia to the late Charlie Willie Brown and Ollie Mae Walker Brown. Jeff, as he was affectionately called was a quiet man who kept to himself.

Memorial services will be held Saturday, February 3, 2024 at 1:00 P.M. at the Spring Bethel AME Church. Burial will be held in the spring Bethel Benevolent Society Cemetery.

At a very early age, he joined Spring Bethel AME Church and served faithfully with the youth department and Sunday school. As Jeff grew in Christ, he fellowshipped with Gordon Grove Baptist Church, Louisville, Georgia and Living Word Christian Center in Augusta, Georgia. Jeff was a 1987 graduate of Wrens High School in Wrens, Georgia. After graduation, he entered the Navy and served honorably. At the end of his enlistment term, he returned home and began a career as a Commercial Truck Driver. A profession he loved dearly. Jeff transitioned from labor to rest on Monday, January 8, 2024 in Taylorsville, Utah. He is preceded in death by his parents, brother, Derrick Brown, paternal grandparents Rozzie Lee Dixon, Sr and Step-grandmother Nellie Mar Farmer Dixon; maternal grandmother Geraldine Albright, Aunts- Georgia Lou Bethelmia, Louvenia Wright, Dora Mae Walker Lofton, Bernice Williams, Cora Bell Walker and Elizabeth Johnson and Beatrice Dixon Gibbons. Uncles-Rozzie Lee Dixon Jr., Charles Dixon, Price Walker, Robert Walker and Leroy Walker. Jeffrey’s memories will forever be engraved in the hearts of those who loved him: A devoted Friend, Jennifer Todd, Sandersville, Ga, Step- mother Roberta Brown, Wrens, Ga, Step- brothers Dennis (Kathy) Cooper and Joe (Teresa) Cooper of Wrens, Ga. Step-sisters Sebrina Hymes, Wrens, Ga and Angela Cooper, Covington, Ga. Aunt Barbara Jordan, Brooklyn, N.Y. and uncles Willie T. Scott, Augusta, Ga and Donald (Mae Bell) Walker, Dellville, Fl. Paternal uncles; Lester (Glenise) Dixon, Calvin (Gladys) Dixon, Eddie (Elaine) Dixon, Conrad (Linda) Dixon, and Alonzie Gibbons, Louisville, Ga. Paternal aunts; Marsha (Joe) Williams, Hephzibah, Ga, Sheila(Rodney) McKinnie, Catherine Dixon, Janette Dixon and Cheryl Dixon, Louisville, Ga. Brotherly cousin Anthony Cruse, Portland, Oregon

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SENDING OUR SINCERE CONDOLENCES, I was very sadden, to hear the passing of Jeffrey, may his soul rest in beautiful peace, family please know Absent from the body is to be present with the Lord , INEZ AND FAMILY,

I pray that his family will stay in perfect peace. Jeffrey will be missed.

I'm truly saddened to hear about the passing of Jeffrey. He will be missed by all who knew him, especially at Spring Bethel AME.

We are sending up timber for your strength to endure this journey my family. We are a praying family so yall know God got this. With love the Coleman, Coppett and Hill Family. Amy Hill Elam

Jeff worked for our company PhilCo which was later changed to Black Sheep. We mostly hauld Frack sand in the oil fields all around the United States. Jeff was a loyal friend and an asset to our company. He believed a man was no better than his word. Several times he told me we had to do XYZ for some other company because we told them we would. He said we have to keep our word. Jeff was honest and like family. We will miss him very much. Matthew Phillips

We are saddened by this news. Jeff was a loyal and dependable employee when he drove for Philco LL in North Dakota. He was our favorite driver as his record keeping abd handwriting were impeccable. He occasionally took us out for lunch and we enjoyed his company. We proudly took him to church with us once or twice in Idaho. When we discontinued Philco we were sorry to lose him. He wanted to farm and we would have gladly kept him had we been able. Annalee Phillips wife of Matt Phillips

His influence will still be with us even though he has gone on to be with God. Our condolences to rest of the family and may God grant us all peace and comfort in knowing that he is home.
Flavius and Renee Hobbs