Posted by:
Maura Yarus Rawlette
Posted on:
January 26, 2025
I had Mrs. Mitchell for several classes and she was always so sweet and kind. She would always remember me as we saw her in the passing around the county. She’s one you don’t forget. She taught me so much. May she rest in peace with her husband. So sorry for your loss.
Posted by:
Elizabeth Bowen Roberts
Posted on:
January 26, 2025
I am sending sincere sorrow from my family to yours. I was unable to attend the services for your father and I am unfortunately unable to attend your mother’s services. I started a new job, and I now commute and do not have time accrued. If it were not for your mother working with my mother, and your father being related, my parents would never have met. I owe them a debt that can never be repaid. I loved growing up with Stan and all of the mischief and craziness we got into that Aubrey and Brenda likely never knew about. Please know I know what you all are going through. I send love and strength to you all during this difficult time. If there is anything I can do to help the family, please let me know. Elizabeth
Posted by:
Tina Woolfolk
Posted on:
January 26, 2025
My condolence to the family. Mrs. Mitchell and I taught together at KGHS in the late 80’s. She was such a sweet and kind hearted person who always helped me as a new teacher. Praying for peace and sweet memories for the family.
Posted by:
Carol Sparbel 😉
Posted on:
January 26, 2025
Dear ones, There are so many things you must be feeling right now. I trust that what you feel most is remembered, loved, and held close in many hearts…. because you are. Long ago, my daddy taught me that if we share the happy memories of our loved ones with others, they will never truly leave us. I have tested that over the 80+ years of my life and found it to be true. I am sure that, like me, you have many happy memories of your mom/grandma/friend. Share them. Laugh, cry and remember. It will keep her close to you. Brenda had a way of cocking her head and looking at you that made you know you better do as you should. I am confident you have seen that look and that you will continue to live your life in the way that will make her proud. I am sure she would share Matthew 5:16 with you. The verse comes with love from me.
Posted by:
Juanita Yates Gagnon
Posted on:
January 25, 2025
So very sorry to read this. Knew her at Pocahontas High School, Pocahontas VA. Very nice sweet girl. Prayers for her and her family.
Posted by:
Diane Gough
Posted on:
January 25, 2025
I met Brenda at the Women’s Club in King George.
Posted by:
Carolyn Chappell Lumpkin
Posted on:
January 25, 2025
I am so sorry for your loss..I had your Mom for HomeEc when she was Miss Haga and then for 4 more years when she became Mrs. Mitchell. There are so many wonderful memories of your Mom I could share with you of her and the blessing of being her student and her friend
Posted by:
Donna Rose Loan
Posted on:
January 25, 2025
I am sending my deepest sympathy to both of the MItchell boys. Mrs. Mitchell was my home EC teacher at King George High School. I remember her patience, kindness, caring and her dedication to each of us as she taught us to cook, draw to scale, sew and so many other things that all of us carried with us even today. She was a very special lady and educator. She will be greeatly missed. Donna Rose Loan
Posted by:
Dana Sorrell
Posted on:
January 25, 2025
Rest in love, you were the best teacher. Dana Sorrell
Posted by:
Dana Sorrell
Posted on:
January 25, 2025
Rest in love, you were the best teacher. Dana Sorrell
Posted by:
Anita Churchill
Posted on:
January 25, 2025
Stan and Steven, I knew your mother in the early years of her teaching at King George high school. We were friends, in the same social group together. I remember when Stan was born how happy your mom and dad were. I ended up moving from King George County and we lost touch over the years. We did reconnect on Facebook a few years ago ago. I am so sorry for your loss. Your mom was a wonderful woman and very talented and many ways. She was always so gracious and fun to be around. Please accept my sincerest sympathy. Anita Churchill
Posted by:
Stacy Washington
Posted on:
January 25, 2025
Oh my gosh. I am so sorry for your loss. Mrs Mitchell was my home Ec teacher. She was the most patient with those who had no idea what they were doing. She was the best teacher ever. I know she will be missed. Sending prayers to all the family.
Posted by:
Stacy Washington
Posted on:
January 25, 2025
Oh my gosh. I am so sorry for your loss. Mrs Mitchell was my home Ec teacher. She was the most patient with those who had no idea what they were doing. She was the best teacher ever. I know she will be missed. Sending prayers to all the family.
Posted by:
Erin Coen
Posted on:
January 25, 2025
Mrs. Mitchell was my Home Economics teacher in high school. I took every class and enjoyed them. She was the sweetest, kindest soul and she had a heart of gold. She will be greatly missed. My condolences to the family.
Posted by:
Zelda R Hodge
Posted on:
January 25, 2025
Mrs. Mitchell was my home ec teacher for a short time (class of 1985). She also was my oldest sister LaCountress years ago. She was one of the nicest teachers I ever had. My condolences to the Mitchell family.
Posted by:
Janie Marvin
Posted on:
January 25, 2025
It was a blessing and an honor to have Brenda as my best friend for almost 30 years. She was a wonderful friend and she will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved her.
Posted by:
Janie Marvin
Posted on:
January 25, 2025
It was a blessing and an honor to have Brenda as my best friend for almost 30 years. She was a wonderful friend and she will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved her.
Posted by:
Mindi Myers-Scott
Posted on:
January 25, 2025
My condolences go out to her family and friends. She was the sweetest, most amazing person!
Posted by:
Brooke Payne
Posted on:
January 25, 2025
I’m so sorry to hear this. Mrs. Mitchell was THE BEST teacher ever! She taught us everyrhing we needed to know from making clothes, decorations to cooking. I was just thinking about her last week. I should have stopped by to see her. Praying for the family.
Posted by:
Christine Major
Posted on:
January 25, 2025
Stevie and Stan I am so sorry for the loss of your mom. She was a beautiful woman inside and out. I remember the first time I n meet her in the home ec room at the high school. She welcomed me and taught me the more about cooking and family then I had ever known. Your mom And dad had a love for each other and for family always making sure everyone was taken care of. I know how much you all will miss her. Sending all My love and prayers
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