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Izola B.
Brown
May 3, 1936 — Jul 2, 2025
The Journey of Izola Brown
Izola Brown's life was a testament to love, faith, perseverance, and purpose. From her humble beginnings in Eudora, Arkansas, to her decades-long impact as a cosmetologist and faithful servant in her church, Izola touched countless lives with grace and compassion. Her journey was filled with service, creativity, laughter, and unwavering devotion to family and community.
• Born: May 3, 1936, in Eudora, Arkansas, to Nathaniel Brown and Queen Ester Brown
• Siblings: One of twelve children
• Education: Graduate of Rayville High School
• Early Career: Worked at Monroe Children's Home
• Training: Attended Cloyd's Beauty School to pursue a career in cosmetology
• Marriage: Married Tommy Brown on April 8, 1961; they were together for 41 years until his passing
• Career Highlights:
o Founded her own salon, LaCherie House of Beauty, in 1981
o Operated LaCherie House of Beauty for 39 years and retired in 2020
o Left behind a legacy of excellence and mentorship in cosmetology for a total of 50 years.
• Favorite Scripture: Psalm 31:1 — "In thee, O Lord, do I put my trust."
• Involvement in First Missionary Baptist Church
o Faithful deaconess and choir member
o Actively served on multiple church committees
o Loved decorating for weddings and church events
• Talents & Hobbies:
o Sewing and interior design
o Traveling, shopping, and cooking
o Enjoyed peaceful morning walks
• Character:
o Known for her warm heart, infectious laughter, and ability to make others feel seen and loved
• Survived By:
o Son: Percy Brown
o Daughter: Kerrin White (Danny)
o Brother: James Brown (Alice); Sister-in-law: Flossie Brown
o Grandchildren: Phillip Brown (Samantha), Nathaniel White, Joshua White, Raishundria Seaberry, Anthony Whittley, Andra Sewell (Jessica) and Jamillah Seaberry
o Godchildren: Nicole Merenivitch (Jarrow) and Brittney Collins; Great grandchildren (12), Great-great grandchildren (3), a host of nieces, nephews and cousins
• Legacy:
o Left a lasting impression on everyone she encountered with her joy, service, and strength.
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