Betty Ammons Brown

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Betty Ammons Brown - Madison Parish, Louisiana
Sebrell Funeral Home Jackson, MS July 18, 2025

Born June 16, 1931, Betty grew up in Tallulah, Louisiana. For a few years, she lived in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and was employed by LSU administering placement and aptitude tests to veterans; she always expressed pride in assisting these veterans.

Betty lived in Jackson, Mississippi, for many years. She had many interests including reading especially Mississippi history, listening to Mississippi Public Broadcasting, art and music. She was involved in genealogy and maintaining/recording family history. Betty was an active member of the Colonial Dames of America, Chapter XV.

Betty passed away after a brief illness on March 27, 2025.

Betty was preceded in death by son Thomas Carson Brown and siblings Sara Shelby, Robert Lee Ammons, Jr, Ophelia Thompson, Alberta Berger Berry and George Ammons.

Betty is survived by daughters Stephanie Brown Wauters (Ronald) and Alicia Brown, grandchildren Katherine Sizemore, Patrick Wauters, and John Wauters (Madelynn) and many cousins, nieces and nephews.

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