Mrs. Johnnie Mae Brack, 84, passed away Monday, April 6, 2020 at Serenity Place in Dublin. A graveside service for the immediate family will be held 2:00 P.M. Thursday, April 9, 2020 in the Dublin Memorial Gardens Cemetery with Rev. Bobby Hutto officiating.
Mrs. Brack was born January 15, 1936 in Glenwood, Ga to parents Bobbie Bracewell and Hessie Cox Bracewell. She retired after over 40 years of working at J.P. Stevens in the mending department.
She was a member of Marie Baptist Church. She was active in the church, especially the Sunday School services and the kitchen ministry. She will be remembered by all for her love of her Savior, Jesus Christ which she demonstrated through her love and caring of family, especially her grandchildren, and friends. Mrs. Brack will also be remembered as a very active person who enjoyed gardening, fishing, cooking and dancing. But more than anything, she enjoyed being with and helping people and making them laugh.
She is preceded in death by her parents, her husband Algeryne Brack, two brothers Jimmy Bracewell and Monroe Bracewell, and six sisters Lucille Martin, Wynelle Benton, Pauline Thornton, Willena Wilkes, Bobby Jean Robertson, and Gayle Schnurr.
Mrs. Brack is survived by her three daughters Sharon Pepples (William) of Hampton, Ga, Judy Ascani (Gerard) of Tifton, Ga and Lori Josepher of Dublin; five grandchildren Bryant Hill, Brandi Kaufman (William), William Pepples (Kathleen), Andrew Pepples, and Jake Josepher; and 3 great-grandchildren Conrad Pepples, Ava Pepples, and Anniston Pepples. She is also survived by many dear nieces and nephews.
Mrs. Brack was born January 15, 1936 in Glenwood, Ga to parents Bobbie Bracewell and Hessie Cox Bracewell. She retired after over 40 years of working at J.P. Stevens in the mending department.
She was a member of Marie Baptist Church. She was active in the church, especially the Sunday School services and the kitchen ministry. She will be remembered by all for her love of her Savior, Jesus Christ which she demonstrated through her love and caring of family, especially her grandchildren, and friends. Mrs. Brack will also be remembered as a very active person who enjoyed gardening, fishing, cooking and dancing. But more than anything, she enjoyed being with and helping people and making them laugh.
She is preceded in death by her parents, her husband Algeryne Brack, two brothers Jimmy Bracewell and Monroe Bracewell, and six sisters Lucille Martin, Wynelle Benton, Pauline Thornton, Willena Wilkes, Bobby Jean Robertson, and Gayle Schnurr.
Mrs. Brack is survived by her three daughters Sharon Pepples (William) of Hampton, Ga, Judy Ascani (Gerard) of Tifton, Ga and Lori Josepher of Dublin; five grandchildren Bryant Hill, Brandi Kaufman (William), William Pepples (Kathleen), Andrew Pepples, and Jake Josepher; and 3 great-grandchildren Conrad Pepples, Ava Pepples, and Anniston Pepples. She is also survived by many dear nieces and nephews.
Mrs. Johnnie Mae Brack, 84, passed away Monday, April 6, 2020 at Serenity Place in Dublin. A graveside service for the immediate family will be held 2:00 P.M. Thursday, April 9, 2020 in the Dublin Memorial Gardens Cemetery with Rev. Bobby Hutto officiating.
Mrs. Brack was born January 15, 1936 in Glenwood, Ga to parents Bobbie Bracewell and Hessie Cox Bracewell. She retired after over 40 years of working at J.P. Stevens in the mending department.
She was a member of Marie Baptist Church. She was active in the church, especially the Sunday School services and the kitchen ministry. She will be remembered by all for her love of her Savior, Jesus Christ which she demonstrated through her love and caring of family, especially her grandchildren, and friends. Mrs. Brack will also be remembered as a very active person who enjoyed gardening, fishing, cooking and dancing. But more than anything, she enjoyed being with and helping people and making them laugh.
She is preceded in death by her parents, her husband Algeryne Brack, two brothers Jimmy Bracewell and Monroe Bracewell, and six sisters Lucille Martin, Wynelle Benton, Pauline Thornton, Willena Wilkes, Bobby Jean Robertson, and Gayle Schnurr.
Mrs. Brack is survived by her three daughters Sharon Pepples (William) of Hampton, Ga, Judy Ascani (Gerard) of Tifton, Ga and Lori Josepher of Dublin; five grandchildren Bryant Hill, Brandi Kaufman (William), William Pepples (Kathleen), Andrew Pepples, and Jake Josepher; and 3 great-grandchildren Conrad Pepples, Ava Pepples, and Anniston Pepples. She is also survived by many dear nieces and nephews.
Mrs. Brack was born January 15, 1936 in Glenwood, Ga to parents Bobbie Bracewell and Hessie Cox Bracewell. She retired after over 40 years of working at J.P. Stevens in the mending department.
She was a member of Marie Baptist Church. She was active in the church, especially the Sunday School services and the kitchen ministry. She will be remembered by all for her love of her Savior, Jesus Christ which she demonstrated through her love and caring of family, especially her grandchildren, and friends. Mrs. Brack will also be remembered as a very active person who enjoyed gardening, fishing, cooking and dancing. But more than anything, she enjoyed being with and helping people and making them laugh.
She is preceded in death by her parents, her husband Algeryne Brack, two brothers Jimmy Bracewell and Monroe Bracewell, and six sisters Lucille Martin, Wynelle Benton, Pauline Thornton, Willena Wilkes, Bobby Jean Robertson, and Gayle Schnurr.
Mrs. Brack is survived by her three daughters Sharon Pepples (William) of Hampton, Ga, Judy Ascani (Gerard) of Tifton, Ga and Lori Josepher of Dublin; five grandchildren Bryant Hill, Brandi Kaufman (William), William Pepples (Kathleen), Andrew Pepples, and Jake Josepher; and 3 great-grandchildren Conrad Pepples, Ava Pepples, and Anniston Pepples. She is also survived by many dear nieces and nephews.
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