Ms. Moneika Brownlee

Obituary For Ms. Moneika Brownlee

Ms. Moneika Brownlee passed on Friday, January 6, 2023. Visitation will be held on Friday, January 13, 2023 from 5:00 P.M. until 7:00 P.M. at Trice Funeral Home Chapel of Barnesvile. Funeral services will be held on Saturday, January 14, 2023 at 1:00 P.M. at West Mount Sinai Baptist Church. Interment will be in held privately.. Trice Funeral Home of Barnesville is in charge of all arrangements. Please keep the Brownlee family in prayer. Your Mother My Little twin, out of all my children you resembled me the most. I want to thank you for the 33 years that God shared you with me. Thank you for teaching me the meaning of unconditional love and for all your endless laughter. I will miss laughing at you until tears flow from my eyes. I am better because I had the opportunity to be your mother. I will forever love you and miss you.

Your Brother Mookie you had a natural form of energy that can’t be replicated. I can hardly believe that the end of your life could even be possible, and now that it is here, I can’t begin to tell you how it hurts we’ve always had deep talks about our faith in God, funny situations in our current life and future we were working so hard for. God deciding to take you in this way has completely shaken me, but I’m trusting him even in this as you would encourage me to. You were my first best friend, with tears in my eyes, I will miss everything about you and I will never forget you. I love you. Your Sister Mona, I asked mom to have you because I wanted a little sister so badly. When I saw you, I thought you were the prettiest chocolate doll. As you started getting older, you began to be the aggravating little sister. When you were younger, I didn’t always want you to tag along with me . Later on in life, I didn’t want to go anywhere without you. I knew that you were going to be the life of any party and we were going to laugh at literally everything. I knew that you had your own struggles in life like every other human on earth but through it all your heart remained genuine. I loved that you always acknowledged God no matter what phase of life you were in. Even though you sometimes played tough you had the softest heart of us al. You loved people regardless of how they felt about you. I’ll miss our moments together that were filled with love, joy, and laughter. I’ll miss your gorgeous smile. I will love you always, my sister and forever friend.