Junior Lee Brown, 72, of Kernersville, North Carolina passed away following a sudden accident at his home Thursday March 14, 2019.
Funeral Services celebrating his life will be held 6:00PM Wednesday March 20, 2019 at the Pierce-Jefferson Funeral Home Chapel with Pastor Gary Cobbler officiating.
A native of Hugheston, West Virginia, Junior was the husband of 53 years to Virginia C. Brown and the son of the late Ellis Brown and Virginia A. Brown. He was a veteran of the US Army serving in Vietnam with the rank of Sgt. SP/5. Junior was a Certified Chevrolet Automotive Mechanic at Brown Chevrolet in Montgomery, West Virginia and later was a coal miner for Cannelton Coal Company in Cannelton, West Virginia.
Survivors include his wife, Virginia of the home; children, Jerry Lee Brown and wife, Michelle of Belle, West Virginia, Veronica Lane and Steve of Kernersville, North Carolina, and Donnie Wayne Brown and wife, Monica of Germanton, North Carolina; grandchildren, Heather, Sophie, Ava, Mark, Jr., James, Samantha, Matthew, and Hunter; great granddaughter, Lacey; sister, Delphia Bowling and husband, Rocky of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; and brothers, Calvin Brown of Hugheston, West Virginia, Darrell Brown, and Michael Brown.
In addition to his parents, Junior was preceded in death by his brother, Ronnie Brown.
The family will visit with friends Wednesday evening at the funeral home from 5:00PM to 6:00PM.
Friends and family may sign, and view the guestbook at www.Pierce-JeffersonFuneralService.com
ONE DAY AT A TIME
I cannot love you forever,
There is no forever,
Life is limited, not forever,
There is today and what if,
Not forever.
I love you today,
Oh how I do love you today,
How could I not love you,
Tomorrow comes I will love you,
Then tomorrow will be today
No longer tomorrow.
I can only love you today,
Everyday, one day at a time,
But always only today.
I will love you unconditionally,
With commitment, with all there
Is that I am capable of.
I wish I could love you forever,
But we don’t have forever
It will always be one day at a time,
All we really have is today,
One day at a time, but oh,
How I do love you today.
Author Unknown
