Charmin Noel Brown-Kenner

CHARMIN NOEL BROWN-JENNER was born on July 18, 1967 in Detroit, MI to the late Samuel H. & Myrtle L. (nee Adams) Brown. 

Charmin attended Build Academy, St. Columbus and South Park High Schools. She obtained her Associate's Degree at Erie Community College in General Studies. Charmin's various employment were as a Home Health Nurse for EGW; a Bus Monitor for Buffalo Public Schools; and in customer service, in which she excelled exceptionally. 

Charmin was Captain of the Buffalo Crusaders and led them very far in multiple competitions. Charmin attended Mrs. Barbara's School of Dance, was a debutant,  attended both, cosmetology and modeling school. She attended Friendship Baptist Church and was very in touch with her spiritual side. Charmin was very a social and personable individual. Her hobbies include purchasing and selling jewelry, drawing, home decorating, holding yard sales, as well as singing and writing music. She was a humanitarian and loved all people from various walks of life. Charmin was an avid supporter of St. Judes Children's Hospital.

Charmin cherished her two children, Kameo N. Williams and Andra V. Kenner, Jr dearly. She enjoyed cooking, shopping, partaking in entrepreneurial conversations and seeing her children on the holidays. She was delighted to be involved in her children's lives, which included her son's musical career, whether that involved providing business advice or just listening to the latest compositions he created. Charmin was also fond of the time spent with her daughter, from shopping, going out to dinner, or just having a great conversation.

Charmin leaves to cherish her memories one daughter, Kameo N. Williams; one Andra V. Kenner, Jr; one grandson, Amir Williams; and her significant other of 15 years, Curtis Allen Drake, and a host of loving family and friends.

Family will receive friends Saturday, May 25, 2019, 11am at Providence Memorial Chapels, 1275 Sycamore St. Funeral to follow at 12 noon.

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