Obit of Amanda 'Mandy' Virginia (Lee) Brown (b650) - Caddo County, Oklahoma

Submitted by:  Sandy Miller  <skmiller@webtv.net > 15 Apr 1999  
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Surnames: Brown, Lee, Champion 

February 25, 1998

Amanda 'Mandy' Virginia (Lee) Brown

Services were held 28-Feb-1998 in the Apache First Baptist Church 
for Amanda Virginia Brown who died 25-Feb-1998 in Lawton, Ok. Burial 
was in the Fairview Cemetery, located east of Apache, Ok. under the 
direction of the Crews Funeral Home of Apache, Ok.

Brown was born 05-Apr-1915 in Fayette co., Al. to William Samuel and 
Rosie Allie (Champion) Lee. She married 23-Dec-1933 Howard Russell 
Brown in Anadarko, Ok. She came from Alabma to Washington, Ok. with 
her parents in 1919 and moved to the Broxton community, northwest of 
Apache, Ok She attended school at Iron Chapel in McClain co., Ok. 
and Broxton. She was a member of the Hopewell Missionary Church, 
south of Fort Cobb, Ok., from 1948 until 1973. She was a member of 
the Apache First Baptist Church. She and her husband moved into 
Apache in 1973. She was a seamstress and owned a fabric shop for 
several years. She also helped her husband farm until 1987.

She was preceded in death by her husband; her parents; six brothers, 
Earl, Boyd, Beige, Elvin, Claudie and Joseph Lee; six sisters, 
Corene (Lee) Michener, Allean Lee, Cassie (Lee) Bynum, Olga Lee, 
Jeffie (Lee) Couch and Abbie (Lee) Atkinson. Survivors are three 
daughters, three sons, 13 grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren; one 
great-great-grandson; and two brothers.