Wrights & Maxeys of Monroe County, Mississippi - Person Sheet
Wrights & Maxeys of Monroe County, Mississippi - Person Sheet
NameBROWN, Elois 
Birth Date15 Nov 1939
Birth PlaceHamilton, Monroe County, Mississippi
Death Date2 Sep 2025 Age: 85
Death PlaceAmory, Monroe County, Mississippi
Misc. Notes
ernice Elois "Lois" Brown Brasfield, a paragon of love and compassion, departed this earthly realm on September 2, 2025, at NMMC-Amory, leaving behind a legacy that reflects the essence of true humanity, enriched by her unwavering faith and devotion to family. Born on November 15, 1939, in Hamilton, Mississippi, Lois's life was a testament to kindness and unconditional love, extending warmth to all who had the privilege of knowing her.
Lois was a diligent employee who devoted a significant portion of her professional life to the Pullman Couch Company and retired from the City of Amory following 25 years of dedicated service, with the last 19 spent as Secretary to the Mayor. Her organizational skills and attention to detail were qualities that did not go unnoticed, earning her the respect and admiration of her colleagues and community.
A proud graduate of Becker High School in 1957, Lois carried forth an education that laid the foundation for her future endeavors, along with a spirit of service that flourished through her membership in the Junior Auxiliary of Amory. Deeply embedded in the fabric of her community, she was a faithful member of Amory First Methodist Church, where her love for the Lord radiated throughout her life.
Her personality, as tenderhearted as it was vibrant, drew countless friends near, including her dearest companions Howard and Neva Moon, and Glenda and Bobby Cox. Lois found joy in her relationships, whether through shared laughter or moments spent in heartfelt conversation.
At the forefront of Lois's proudest accomplishments stood her beloved family: her sons, Ricky (Susan) Brasfield and Brad (Neita) Brasfield, and her cherished grandchildren—Whit (Audrey) Brasfield, Eric (Alicia) Wylie, Lindsay (Buzz) Abney, and Taylor (Austin) Stanfield. The joy of her life continued with her great-grandchildren: Bo Abney, Riley Reese Stanfield, Brady Mark Stanfield, Easton Wylie, and Lola Noy, all of whom brought her immeasurable delight.
Lois's kind spirit was further complemented by the enduring bonds she shared with her brother, Freddie (Pam) Brown, and her special nieces and nephews: Shirley Brown, Kenny Brown, Vicki Cunningham, Jay Cunningham, Dewayne Brown, and Karen Roberts. In contrast, her heart bore the weight of loss with the passing of her son Mark David Brasfield, her cherished husband of 63 years, Lee M. Brasfield, and her parents Clarence and Ruby Brown, along with her sister Virginia and brother-in-law Morgan.
Lois was a diligent employee who devoted a significant portion of her professional life to the Pullman Couch Company and retired from the City of Amory following 25 years of dedicated service, with the last 19 spent as Secretary to the Mayor. Her organizational skills and attention to detail were qualities that did not go unnoticed, earning her the respect and admiration of her colleagues and community.
A proud graduate of Becker High School in 1957, Lois carried forth an education that laid the foundation for her future endeavors, along with a spirit of service that flourished through her membership in the Junior Auxiliary of Amory. Deeply embedded in the fabric of her community, she was a faithful member of Amory First Methodist Church, where her love for the Lord radiated throughout her life.
Her personality, as tenderhearted as it was vibrant, drew countless friends near, including her dearest companions Howard and Neva Moon, and Glenda and Bobby Cox. Lois found joy in her relationships, whether through shared laughter or moments spent in heartfelt conversation.
At the forefront of Lois's proudest accomplishments stood her beloved family: her sons, Ricky (Susan) Brasfield and Brad (Neita) Brasfield, and her cherished grandchildren—Whit (Audrey) Brasfield, Eric (Alicia) Wylie, Lindsay (Buzz) Abney, and Taylor (Austin) Stanfield. The joy of her life continued with her great-grandchildren: Bo Abney, Riley Reese Stanfield, Brady Mark Stanfield, Easton Wylie, and Lola Noy, all of whom brought her immeasurable delight.
Lois's kind spirit was further complemented by the enduring bonds she shared with her brother, Freddie (Pam) Brown, and her special nieces and nephews: Shirley Brown, Kenny Brown, Vicki Cunningham, Jay Cunningham, Dewayne Brown, and Karen Roberts. In contrast, her heart bore the weight of loss with the passing of her son Mark David Brasfield, her cherished husband of 63 years, Lee M. Brasfield, and her parents Clarence and Ruby Brown, along with her sister Virginia and brother-in-law Morgan.
Spouses
1BRASFIELD, Lee Montgomery , 1C2R*
, 1C2R*Birth Date6 Aug 1936
Death Date19 Oct 2020 Age: 84
Death PlaceAmory, Monroe County, Mississippi
FatherBRASFIELD, Aubry Clovis Lee (1903-1966)
MotherMONTGOMERY, Edith Nell (1908-2007)
Misc. Notes
Lee Brasfield, 84, met his Savior face to face on Monday, October 19, 2020. Born on August 6, 1936, in Amory, MS, Lee was the son of the late Aubrey and Nell Montgomery Brasfield.
Lee grew up in Amory and graduated from Amory High School. He furthered his education at ICC and Mississippi State University. He married the love of his life, Elois Brown Brasfield and they enjoyed over 64 years together. God blessed he and his bride with three sons and a wonderful extended family.
A great provider, Lee worked several jobs during his lifetime. He initially started at Cutcliff Drugs of Amory, then worked at Wilson Manufacturing, and finally at Tronox Manufacturing, where he retired from after working thirty years. He had many friends there through the years including Dick Wallman, Bunk Hill, Wayne Pope, Doug Hoots, Bobby Cantrell, Sammie Fields, B.J. Montgomery, Mike Jaudon, and Sam Livingston.
He loved the Lord and was a longtime member of Amory First United Methodist Church, having been a member for over 70 years. He served on the Board of Trustees at FUMC, where he was a member as well as a Chairperson. Lee also served on the Finance Committee and the Administrative Counsel at FUMC. He was a man of honor who believed a man’s words was his bond. His faith in the Lord and his love for his family was a daily walking testament to his fine character.
In his free time, he was involved with all types of sports. Whether it was participating, watching his children, grandchildren, or great-grandchildren, Lee loved the thrill of the game. He believed in the youth and that they were the future of our country and often he would cheer on the Panthers for whom he was the past President of the Booster Club. Lee was passionate about the Ole Miss Rebels, Atlanta Braves, and the San Diego Padres, especially Mitch Moreland. He liked Blue Grass music, Country, and Bill Gaither Gospel Music.
He and his wife’s close friends were Geneva and the late Howard Moon, with whom many adventures and memories were made. Some of his great guy friends were Larry Clark, Al Stephens, and Chad Williams and they often spent time and traveled together.
A great guy, Lee was a faithful friend, loving husband, wonderful father and caring grandfather and great-grandfather. He leaves behind a legacy of priceless memories and the gift of an awesome role model for his family. They are forever grateful for all he was in their life and they will miss him dearly until they are reunited again.
Left behind to treasure his memories are his bride, Elois, Amory; sons, Ricky Lee Brasfield (Susan), Bradley Gregg (Neita) Brasfield; grandchildren, Mark Whitney Brasfield (Amber Roebuck), Lindsay Brasfield Abney (Buzz), and Taylor Brasfield Stanfield (Austin), Eric and Alicia Wylie; great-grandchildren, James Stuart “Bo” Abney V, Eva Claire Abney, Easton Wylie; niece, Vicki Horne Cunningham and her children, Jay Cunningham and Katy McCurley.
Lee grew up in Amory and graduated from Amory High School. He furthered his education at ICC and Mississippi State University. He married the love of his life, Elois Brown Brasfield and they enjoyed over 64 years together. God blessed he and his bride with three sons and a wonderful extended family.
A great provider, Lee worked several jobs during his lifetime. He initially started at Cutcliff Drugs of Amory, then worked at Wilson Manufacturing, and finally at Tronox Manufacturing, where he retired from after working thirty years. He had many friends there through the years including Dick Wallman, Bunk Hill, Wayne Pope, Doug Hoots, Bobby Cantrell, Sammie Fields, B.J. Montgomery, Mike Jaudon, and Sam Livingston.
He loved the Lord and was a longtime member of Amory First United Methodist Church, having been a member for over 70 years. He served on the Board of Trustees at FUMC, where he was a member as well as a Chairperson. Lee also served on the Finance Committee and the Administrative Counsel at FUMC. He was a man of honor who believed a man’s words was his bond. His faith in the Lord and his love for his family was a daily walking testament to his fine character.
In his free time, he was involved with all types of sports. Whether it was participating, watching his children, grandchildren, or great-grandchildren, Lee loved the thrill of the game. He believed in the youth and that they were the future of our country and often he would cheer on the Panthers for whom he was the past President of the Booster Club. Lee was passionate about the Ole Miss Rebels, Atlanta Braves, and the San Diego Padres, especially Mitch Moreland. He liked Blue Grass music, Country, and Bill Gaither Gospel Music.
He and his wife’s close friends were Geneva and the late Howard Moon, with whom many adventures and memories were made. Some of his great guy friends were Larry Clark, Al Stephens, and Chad Williams and they often spent time and traveled together.
A great guy, Lee was a faithful friend, loving husband, wonderful father and caring grandfather and great-grandfather. He leaves behind a legacy of priceless memories and the gift of an awesome role model for his family. They are forever grateful for all he was in their life and they will miss him dearly until they are reunited again.
Left behind to treasure his memories are his bride, Elois, Amory; sons, Ricky Lee Brasfield (Susan), Bradley Gregg (Neita) Brasfield; grandchildren, Mark Whitney Brasfield (Amber Roebuck), Lindsay Brasfield Abney (Buzz), and Taylor Brasfield Stanfield (Austin), Eric and Alicia Wylie; great-grandchildren, James Stuart “Bo” Abney V, Eva Claire Abney, Easton Wylie; niece, Vicki Horne Cunningham and her children, Jay Cunningham and Katy McCurley.
ChildrenRicky Lee