A Glimpse at the Life of Jerry "Lee" Brown
Jerry (Lee) Brown was born on December 31, 1968 in Grand Prairie, Texas
to his loving mother Francis E. Brown. He was the oldest of four children.
Lee attended school at Grand Prairie High where he graduated in 1988. He
was a football star who was loved and respected on and off the field.
Lee was a hardworking man who always made a way for his family and
friends. He worked as a truck driver for a long period of time and
eventually retired from FEDEX due to his sudden diagnoses of kidney
disease. But that never stopped Lee from providing for what he loved most,
his family.
Lee truly loved being a father! He enjoyed attending birthday parties,
family events, his boys football and basketball games and being his children
protector no matter how old they got. Lee also loved spending time with his
grand babies. His main goal was to give his kids and grandkids the proper
guidance and tools to make sure they reached their full potential in life.
To know Lee is to know he was all about them Dallas Cowboys; he never
missed a game! And had all the gear from his fitted hats down to his slides;
you couldn't tell that man nothing! A true fan, nonetheless.
Lee was preceded in death by his beautiful mother whom he loved dearly
Frances E. Brown, his granddaughter Nevaeh Johnson and his niece
Mayriah Jo Brown.
Lee's life and legacy will continue on through his father Robert Turner. His
ride or die siblings Robert Earl, Debbie, and Keldrick. His loving children
Paradise, Sparkles, Symbols, Precise, Jerry, Jermarcus, Latray, Deonna and
his granddaughter whom he raised as his own, Syria. Lee leaves fourteen
grandchildren Hovana, Lj, Lazarus, Jamarious, Nya, Ronnie, Avianna,
Korea, JuJu, Paris, Jr, and Josiah; and a host of uncles, aunties, nieces,
nephews and cousins who loved him deeply.