Marion A. Brown-Gulston
Marion A. Brown-Gulston, age 50, of Hamden, passed away on Feb. 8, 2015. Marion was born in Brooklyn, NY on May 10, 1964, a daughter of Betty 'Patty' Leggett Brown of Hamden and the late George Richard 'Buster' Brown. She is the mother of Johnathan Gulston of Baltimore, MD; sister of Delphine Burnett of Brooklyn, NY, Nadine Brown-Parris & her husband Hector of Hamden, CT and Leonard 'Terry' Brown of Brooklyn, NY; aunt of Omar Brown, Leonard 'Pockey' Brown, Ashley Burnett, Chase Harrison, Sincere Brown, Elijah Brown, Chance Brown & Jyaire Brown and former wife of Keith Gulston. Marion also leaves a host of aunts, uncles and cousins. She was a retired Corrections Counselor for the Department of Corrections, State of CT. Marion was an avid traveler and with that a food critic. She was a very giving person and proud to be an organ donor. Friends may visit with her family on Tuesday from 5:00 to 8:00 PM at Beecher & Bennett Funeral Home, 2300 Whitney Ave, Hamden and may attend her Funeral Service on Wednesday, Feb. 18th at 10:00 AM directly at Trinity Church on the Green, 230 Temple Street, New Haven. Entombment in the church columbarium will be private at a later date.
Dear Marion – I cannot believe your gone. I will never forget the wonderful chats we had. Rest In Peace dear Friend.
Barbara Westerberg MYI
Did not know her, but heard about her on FB. I was a CT State Trooper of 24 years and any work in Corrections is difficult and hazardous. God bless her and comfort the family – she is gone far too young. Sounds like she was a good mother, a delight to those who knew her and would have brought much joy had she been here longer. May she rest in God’s arms for eternity.
I have known Marion for along time as we both worked in Corr. sorry for your Loss she was a good person may God Bless the rest of the Family and Friends
Lost another member of my New Haven C.C.C. family. Ms. Brown was one of kind. May she rest in peace. To the family, especially Jonathan who she talked about all the time, lean on the LORD for comfort, strength and understanding.
Is. 51:11
Ofc. James Newson(Retired) and Family
To My Dear Family,
My sincere sympathy in the passing of such a beautiful person. Marion Alice was a special person who loved life, her family and friends. She is greatly missed, and has left an indelible mark on us all. To my sister Patty, and the entire family I pray you will be comforted knowing Marion is with our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Peaceful journey Marion until we meet again.
Love
Aunt Marilyn
Marion I miss you very much. You know they say in childhood your first friends are your cousins. With that being said you you were my friend, my cousin and a wonderful person. I love you and will keep you close to my heart. The last time I was with you we had a blast. Love you forever.
Marion, I was shocked and saddened when I heard the news of your passing from your son Johnathan. I’ll never forget the fun times we had working together at MYI. God Bless the Brown and Gulston families during this difficult time.
Deepest sympathy
Johnathan, you were blessed with a wonderful mother who loved you so much. You were her everything! Your mother wanted only the best for you and so she worked hard to provide for your well being, education, recreational activities, etc. Her wish and desire to raise a good man was fulfilled. She was so proud of you!
I will miss my niece and our many conversations and visits. Though she is gone much too soon, she lived a full life doing those things that were important and fun to her. Her travels, her foodie experiences, the time she spent with her young grand nephews, and the love of her family. God blessed us to have her in our lives. Let us never forget her memories. Hold fast to the things that she taught you and the love that she had for you. She is looking down from Heaven smiling on you. I am here for you. Be blessed. Love you much.
Aunt Chi-Chi