Joyce Ann Brown

In Loving Memory of Joyce Ann Brown Born: April 7, 1936 - Merced, California Passed: December 13, 2022 - Benicia, CA, at the age of 86 Forever in Our Hearts A Life of Grace and Generosity It has been three years since Joyce Brown left us, yet her presence continues to shape our lives in quiet, powerful ways. This tribute is not a farewell, but a celebration of a life deeply lived and lovingly remembered. Born as Joyce Ann Parks in Merced, California to Hurshell Parks and Julia Parks (Johnson), she grew up in San Ramon, CA as the middle child between her brother Bob and sister Jackie. In high school, she was a proud majorette at San Ramon Valley High School, where she met Tim Brown—a popular football player and her future husband. Together they built a life, raising two daughters and nurturing a legacy that continues to grow. Joyce was known for her fun-loving spirit, her warmth, and her unwavering devotion to family. Throughout her career, she was a dedicated and dependable employee whose kindness and reliability touched everyone around her. Whether in the workplace or among loved ones, she led with joy, compassion, and genuine friendship -leaving behind a legacy of laughter and love. Family & Legacy Joyce is survived by: Daughters: Debbie Brown, Vicki Plaisted (Martin Plaisted) Sister: Jackie Toton Grandchildren: Jessica Roster (Dan Ricard), Michelle Chinea (Dylan Chinea), Michael Davos, Sean Plaisted (Silvia Adamo), Katarina Davos Great-grandchildren: Nora Adamo Plaisted, Macie Chinea, Mia Ricard, Makenna Chinea, and Blake Chinea Nephews and Nieces: Michael Parks (Melissa Parks), Dwayne Moorhead (Vickie Moorhead), Julianna Cole She was preceded in death by: parents, Hurshell Parks and Julia Johnson (Parks), brother, Bob Parks, and nephew, Thomas Parks 💬 Share Your Memories We invite you to share your stories, photos, and messages in honor of Joyce. Whether it’s a moment of laughter, a lesson learned, or a quiet memory, your reflections help keep her spirit alive. &#55356;� Final Thoughts Joyce’s memory lives on in every act of kindness, every shared story, and every life she touched. Her legacy is not just in what she did, but in who she was—and who we continue to be because of her.

Joyce Ann Brown

April 7, 1936 - December 13, 2022