DEACON ISAAC BROWN, JR "PIE"

Isaac Brown, "Pie" a beloved son of Greenwood, Louisiana, quietly departed from this world on April 5, 2025, in Dallas, Texas, leaving behind a rich tapestry of memories woven into the hearts of all who were fortunate to know him. Born on March 13, 1930, he was a man who embodied dedication and passion, both in his craft as a carpenter and in his loving interactions with family and friends.

Isaac's life was marked by unwavering commitment. He built not just houses, but homes filled with laughter, warmth, and love. His hands, skilled and sturdy, shaped the very foundations upon which families would thrive. Relocating to Dallas at the tender age of 18, he embarked on a remarkable journey that saw him not only master his trade but also cultivate deep relationships within the community.

A great storyteller, Isaac could effortlessly captivate an audience, painting vivid pictures with his words and always incorporating a touch of wit that endeared him to listeners of all ages. His humor and generosity flowed freely, and he took great pleasure in sharing tales of deer hunting adventures with friends and insights gathered during his treasured fishing outings with the Dallas Bass Fishing Club. Vivid memories arise of joyful days spent frying fish and barbecuing, times that shimmered with familial togetherness and the simple pleasure of each other's company.

At his core, Isaac was driven by a strong faith and a dedication to God and the church. His spirituality guided him through life's trials and triumphs, reminding him of the importance of community, love, and hard work. Family was always at the forefront of his heart—each gathering with loved ones a cherished occasion that exemplified his commitment to creating lasting connections.

As we remember Isaac, it is essential to celebrate the rich legacy he leaves behind. The stories he shared will continue to resonate, echoing in the memories of family and friends who will gather to honor his life at various services in the coming days. A viewing will take place on April 25, 2025, at the Golden Gate Funeral Home in Dallas from noon until 7:00 PM, followed by a wake service starting at 7:15 PM. His funeral service will be held the next day, April 26, 2025, at Greater Providence Baptist Church, commencing at 11:00 AM.

In reflecting upon Isaac’s life, one cannot help but feel the impact of a soul well-lived—a man who embraced the joys and challenges of his existence with grace, who built more than just structures, and who eternally stitched the fabric of love and laughter into the essence of those he encountered. Isaac Brown's spirit will undoubtedly linger on, inspiring future generations to live fully, love deeply, and tell their stories with the same passion he so effortlessly embodied.