Brenda Barnes Davis, age 64, 529 Coolidge Avenue, Columbus, Georgia passed Wednesday, April 5, 2017 at the Columbus Hospice, 7020 Moon Road, Columbus, Georgia.
The funeral service will be conducted at 2:00 P.M., Tuesday, April 11, 2017 at the Bethel Missionary Baptist Church, 500 Evans Street, Marshallville, Georgia where Reverend Preston King is pastor. The Apostle L. F. Townsend, Sr., Grace Awakening House of Prayer, 6007 Veterans Parkway, Columbus, Georgia, will officiate.
Brenda was affectionately known as “Bren” by her family and friends. She was born December 8, 1952 to the late General Phelps, Jr., and the late Rose Lee Barnes.
She attended Lamson Richardson School in Marshallville, Georgia. She was a faithful member of Grace Awakening House of Prayer in Columbus, Georgia. She was employed with Enrichment Services in Columbus, Georgia. She was passionate about people, sewing, cooking and singing. During her transition in life, she received her greatest calling and she answered. She realized that her true purpose in life was to encourage and enrich the lives of others. This included strengthening family bonds. After accomplishing this, we believe the Lord said, “Well Done, My Good and Faithful Servant, come on home and rest.”
She will be remembered by her beautiful smile. She leaves to cherish her memories the following: five children, Rodney Barnes (Josephine), Perry, Georgia, Sheila Brannon, Clarksville, Georgia, Harold Davis, Jr. (Michelle) and Vanessa Davis, all of Columbus, Georgia, and Kimberly Paster (Radis) Centerville, Georgia; fifteen grandchildren; seven great grandchildren; eleven siblings, Scherra Kay Barnes, Fort Valley, Georgia, Cathy Barnes, Marshallville, Georgia, Dudley Barnes (Robert Solomon) Lilburn, Georgia, Tammy Grady, Marshallville, Georgia, Donald Phelps, Marshallville, Georgia, Jametta White (Alfred), Marshallville, Georgia, Debra McGhee, Warner Robins, Georgia, William Phelps (Shiron), Perry, Georgia, James Phelps (Ruby), Fort Valley, Georgia, Abdul Muhammad, and Gerald Phelps, both of Macon, Georgia; two aunts, Earlene Felton (Jimmie), Marshallville, Georgia, and Queen Ester, McClendon, Boynton Beach, Florida; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives and friends including her best friends, Pastor Veronica Brown and mother Corrine Zeigler; four special friends, Jackie Daniels, Mary Lizzie Warren, Terry Thornton; caretaker, Lucille Armour; two classmates, Charles McGhee and Roger Harris.
The funeral service will be conducted at 2:00 P.M., Tuesday, April 11, 2017 at the Bethel Missionary Baptist Church, 500 Evans Street, Marshallville, Georgia where Reverend Preston King is pastor. The Apostle L. F. Townsend, Sr., Grace Awakening House of Prayer, 6007 Veterans Parkway, Columbus, Georgia, will officiate.
Brenda was affectionately known as “Bren” by her family and friends. She was born December 8, 1952 to the late General Phelps, Jr., and the late Rose Lee Barnes.
She attended Lamson Richardson School in Marshallville, Georgia. She was a faithful member of Grace Awakening House of Prayer in Columbus, Georgia. She was employed with Enrichment Services in Columbus, Georgia. She was passionate about people, sewing, cooking and singing. During her transition in life, she received her greatest calling and she answered. She realized that her true purpose in life was to encourage and enrich the lives of others. This included strengthening family bonds. After accomplishing this, we believe the Lord said, “Well Done, My Good and Faithful Servant, come on home and rest.”
She will be remembered by her beautiful smile. She leaves to cherish her memories the following: five children, Rodney Barnes (Josephine), Perry, Georgia, Sheila Brannon, Clarksville, Georgia, Harold Davis, Jr. (Michelle) and Vanessa Davis, all of Columbus, Georgia, and Kimberly Paster (Radis) Centerville, Georgia; fifteen grandchildren; seven great grandchildren; eleven siblings, Scherra Kay Barnes, Fort Valley, Georgia, Cathy Barnes, Marshallville, Georgia, Dudley Barnes (Robert Solomon) Lilburn, Georgia, Tammy Grady, Marshallville, Georgia, Donald Phelps, Marshallville, Georgia, Jametta White (Alfred), Marshallville, Georgia, Debra McGhee, Warner Robins, Georgia, William Phelps (Shiron), Perry, Georgia, James Phelps (Ruby), Fort Valley, Georgia, Abdul Muhammad, and Gerald Phelps, both of Macon, Georgia; two aunts, Earlene Felton (Jimmie), Marshallville, Georgia, and Queen Ester, McClendon, Boynton Beach, Florida; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives and friends including her best friends, Pastor Veronica Brown and mother Corrine Zeigler; four special friends, Jackie Daniels, Mary Lizzie Warren, Terry Thornton; caretaker, Lucille Armour; two classmates, Charles McGhee and Roger Harris.
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