Alice Feaster Brown

Mrs. Alice Bernice Feaster Brown, age 88 of Hartwell Georgia, passed away on June 23, 2025. 

She was born in Hartwell Georgia on December 12, 1936 to the late Mr. Hosea Lee Feaster and Mrs. Dollie Mae McCurry Feaster. She loved to talk about her Lord, helping others, her children and her cats. She enjoyed singing to her Lord. She also enjoyed gardening and tending her flowers.  In her free time, she loved watching the Atlanta Braves. She was known for her distinguished laugh. 

Mrs. Brown was preceded in death by her late husband, George Brown, her parents, her brothers, Monroe Feaster and Malo Feaster, her sisters, Joyce Feaster Stowers and Irene Feaster Wright.

Left to cherish her memory are her brother Horace Feaster, her niece and nephew whom she considered a daughter and son, Shadonne Stowers Battiste and Curtis Wright,  a host of other nieces and nephews and great nieces and nephews. 

Funeral service will be held on Friday, June 27, 2025 at 11:00 am at the Greater Heights In Christ Church, 1463 N Rainbow Drive, Elberton, Georgia 30635. She will be laid to rest in the church cemetery. There will be no graveside service.

More Than Just My Aunty                                        

No child of her own—

but that doesn't mean

she was childless.

She claimed every child

with open arms,

soft eyes,

and a voice that could hush a storm

or stir a soul.

She was more than just my auntymom p—

she was

a second mom.

Sundays were for church,

Pants neatly ironed,

hymns rising like sun through stained glass.

But some days—

she’d take me to places I’d never been before—

the museum,

the park,

the corner store with the candy I liked.

Even dreams I didn’t know I could have.

Aunty—

a title too small

for hands that healed,

for feet that marched for righteousness,

for a heart that held

the prayers of a thousand nights.

She worried like a mother.

She nurtured like a mother.

And when she spoke,

wisdom wrapped itself around every word—

like Scripture,

like lullabies,

like warnings you don’t forget

even when you try.

She taught love—

not just hugs and kisses kind—

but God’s kind.

The perfect kind.

Salvation and grace,

for both you

and me.

She preached without a pulpit—

but her life was a sermon:

Love God.

Love people.

Live holy.

Live free.

And now—

though she’s gone—

her words

still echo in the marrow of me.

She was never just my aunty.

She was more.

She is more.

Forever.

On-line condolences can be sent to the family by visiting www.coileandhallfd.com

Services entrusted to Coile and Hall Funeral Directors and Crematory, 333 E Johnson Street, Hartwell Georgia 30643.