IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Lennie Lord Brown

May 27, 1957- March 23, 2025

Lennie Lord Brown 67 Passed away on March 23, 2025. Lennie was born May 27, 1957 in Wichita, Kansas the second son of three sons to Isaiah and Edith Brown. Lennie attended West High School. He developed many skills in the Aircraft industry and concluded his career at Beechcraft. He did some construction work also, but his trade specialty was immaculate car detailing, he never took his car to the car wash and it was always in immaculate condition, inside and out. Lennie's greatest passion doing every time he had a free opportunity, was long distance bicycle riding. He was known for cycling the full distance of the bike route until it ran out. His every morning routine driving his always immaculate Cadillac to the McDonalds on Central and Hillside for coffee and a hash brown. Lennie was always the first one to show up for Wednesday night prayer meeting at the New Grove SDA Mission, and was a faithful participant until it was shortly discontinued, and his health began to fail. His favorite spiritual morning devotion, which he shared with everybody he knew by text, was Our Daily Bread. Lennie was preceded in death by his parents and two brothers Byron and Isaiah Jr. He is survived by one Son: Torques' Brown, and nine grandchildren: Nevaeh (22); Aaliyah (20); Jazell (20); Devoriah (18); Torques Jr. (17); Izaiyah (15);·Sasha(15); Trace (3); and Trinidad (1); and one great grandchild Q'moni. He is also survived by a host of faithful beloved friends; nieces, nephews and other family members.

MEMORIAL SERVICE

April 18, 2025-1:00 PM

New Grove Heights SDA Mission

2725 E. Hillside Ave

Wichita, Kansas 67219

ORDER OF SERVICE

Opening Remarks

Pastor Reuben Roundtree Jr.

Old and New Testament Reading

Prayer

Song

Acknowledgements and Obituary

Ruby Wright

Selected Memories (2 minutes)

Family and Loved Ones

Song

Words of Comfort

Pastor Reuben Roundtree Jr.

When I come to the end of my journey, and I travel my last weary mile,

Just forget if you can, that I ever frowned, and only remember my smile.

Forget the unkind words I have spoken; remember some good I have done.

Forget that I ever had heartaches, and remember I've had great times and fun.

Forget that I stumbled and blundered, and sometimes fell by the way.

Remember I fought some hard battles and won, ere the close of the clay.

Then forget to grieve for my going, and know that I gave life my best,

Enjoy your lifetime remaining, and lay my life memory to rest.