Lovell Nicholas Brown

2004 - Lovell Nicholas Brown - 2023

Lovell Nicholas Brown, 18, of Sanford, Florida. Born to July 31st 2004 in Belle Glades, Florida to Eddie Brown and Parlet Ramsay. He attended Seminole High School Sanford, Florida and was a member of Promise Land Church in Sacramento, CA. under leadership of Pastor Othneil Cash. Lovell enjoyed playing football and was a PlayStation gamer daily. He was a big jokester always clowning around and keeping smiles on his family faces. Lovell loved spending quality time with his family. Life was never boring when Lovell was around. He had so much love and he showed it to all he loved. On Sunday, July 9, 2023 Lovell transitioned from this life at HCA Lake Monroe Hospital in Sanford, Florida due to injuries from senseless gun violence. He was preceded in death by his father The Late Eddie Brown. Lovell will be greatly missed by all he came in contact with. He will forever live on in the heart of his Mother: Parlet Ramsay (Sanford); Sisters: Precious Brown ( Sacramento, CA.), Breauna (Tymon Butts) Osborne (Sanford) and Lamya Cash ( Sacramento, CA.); Brothers: Eddie Brown (Daytona Beach) and Tacarii Ramsay (Deltona); Grandparents: Othneil Cash and Cleona Cash ( Mommy Cleo); Niece: Zaryiah Butts; Nephew: Tavion Ringold; Extended Family Sibling: Latoya Brown, Editeria Brown and Eureka Brown; Nieces: Markisha Joseph, Nova Brown, Nyla Brown and Naysa Brown; Nephews: Samuel Stanley, Lorenzo Stanley, Devarion Scott, Bryan Brown and Tamarcus Guerrier. And a host of other family and friends that will miss Lovell and always cherish his memories. 

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  The PCM Team of People's Choice Mortuary & Cremation Service, LLC extends our deepest condolences and prayers to the family of Mr. Lovell Nicholas Brown during this difficult time. 

One young man’s life is lost and another has destroyed his future. We, as a community, need to continue to address young adults and even teenagers who think gun violence is the way to solve their problems. The effects of these choices are permanent and devastating.”

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