Mrs. Shirley Brinson

Mrs. Shirley Brinson

Mrs. Shirley Brinson

July 24, 1946~October 16, 2026

Mrs. Shirley Jean Brinson, 80, of Palmetto, FL was called to her eternal home on October 16, 2026 to be with the Lord.  Visitation will take place Friday, October 23, 2026; 6:00 – 8:00PM at New Life General Baptist Church.  Homegoing celebration will be Saturday, October 24, 2026, 11:00AM at Mt. Raymond Full Gospel Baptist Church of Palmetto 2410 4th Ave E, Palmetto, FL 34221.

Mrs. Brinson was born in Palmetto Fl.   Husband: Elmore Brinson. Sons: Benjamin L. Hardy, Sr., David L. Hardy and Bishop Cory L. Brinson, Sr. (Emily). Daughter: Bonnie K. Hardy.  Brothers: Pastor David Washington, Jr. and Willie Washington. Sisters: Gloria Buff, Freda Anderson and Melissa Washington. Grandchildren: Dana Edwards, Earl Matthews, Jr, Cardiena Hardy, Cory L. Brinson, Jr., Tawsha D. Brinson, Alexis T. Brinson, Lamar Matthews, Benjamin Hardy, Jr., Kiera L. Hardy, Simya Burks and Devin Burks. Great-grandchildren: Jonathan L. Hall, Reese A. Lyons, Davisha T. Hardy, Cory L. Brinson, III, Jah´Cory Brinson, Sir Darius Washington, Princeton Washington, Kaitlyn Brinson, Kamora Brinson and Koriell Brinson. Daughters-in-love: Sharon Hardy. Sister-in-love: Janice Washington; And a host of great-great grands, nieces and nephews.

She was owner and operator of D&D Restaurant for 30 plus years.  Mother Brinson was a member of New Life General Baptist Church, under the leadership of Pastor David Washington, Jr.

Professional arrangements entrusted to Chandler’s Funeral Home.

Visitation

New Life General Baptist

  • October 23, 2026
  • 6:00PM -8:00PM
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  • 609 9th St W.
    Palmetto
    FL 34221

Celebration of Life

Mount Raymond Full Gospel Baptist Church

  • October 24, 2026
  • 11:00AM
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  • 2410 4th Ave E
    Palmetto
    Fl 34221

Condolence

Debbie Spearmon

October 22, 2026, 5:46 pm

My dear sweet Auntie, one of the queens of my heart. I know deep in my heart and soul that you knew the Lord, and had personal relationship with him, this I know. Auntie God was ready, but I was not. You traded in the streets paved in asphalt, for the streets paved in gold, and you’re safe in his arms. I love you Auntie and you will live on in my heart and memories forever and always.

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