Pauline C. Parham

PAULINE CHRISTINE PARHAM was born on December 2, 1931 to the late Benjamin Brown and Maggie Brown in a little town called Proffit, Virginia inside of Charlottesville, Virginia.

On January 10, 2015, God called one of his very special angels home to be with him in glory.

Pauline completed her education in 1951 at Alvemarle Training School; which is also in Charlottesville, Virginia.

Pauline left her home town in 1955 and moved to Baltimore, Maryland.

Pauline was married to Jessie Henry Parham and from that union they gave birth to four beautiful children, along with one baby girl named Princess Ann who came later outside of that union.

Pauline was a great and wonderful person as a mother, grandmother, great-grandmother and extended mother, she loved everybody and had a heart of gold that shine on everyone; she not only raised and took care of her own beloved children, but her unselfish motherly affection spreaded to all who she came in contact with.

In Pauline lifttime she loved to party and dance with her family and friends. She showered her love to her family and friends very affectionally and without any conditions; always smiling and stayed high spirit.

She was well dedicated to the jobs where she worked at and performed any other task with excellence.

Besides her own name she was known as Polly and Mitt that her loved ones and friends called her.

Pauline was God's Greatest and Golden Angel.

She proceeded on in death with her: daughter (Gertrude Parham), son (Jesse Henry Parham Jr.), brother(Benjamin Brown Jr.), sister(Elnora Rawlings), adopted daughter(Sandra Williams), adopted grandson(Christopher Cherry) and love of her life(Mr. Printess Doughty).

Pauline leaves to mourn: her brothers(Hugh Brown and George Brown), her sisters(Lottie Thomas, Francine Doughty and Frances Wilson), her daughters(Reeva Carr, Genora Parham, adopted daughtr, Jean Bonnett, Thelma Parham and Printess Doughty), son in laws(Darren Lawson and Benjamin Carr), 14 grandchildren, 27 great-grandchildren, a host of nieces and nephews and a host of relatives and friends.