Minister Geraldine P. Brown Turner

Charenton, LA

A Celebration of Life for Minister Geraldine P. Brown Turner, will be held Saturday, February 7, 2026, at 1:00 PM at Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church in Charenton, La.

Visitation will be Saturday, February 7, 2026, from 11:00 AM until the commencement of the celebration at Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church in Charenton, La.

Geraldine will be interred at Mt. Pleasant Baptist Cemetery in Charenton, La.

Geraldine Price was born on March 30,1937 in Raceland, La to the late Willie Price Sr. and Rosa E Lott Price. She leaves to cherish her memories to her five children: Mary Ann Brown Rhine of Charenton, La, Clevin Brown Jr. of Chicago, IL, Charles Ray Brown of Charenton, LA, Rev Ronnie L. Brown Sr (Lady Orelia Brown) of Mcdonough, GA, and Shera L Turner-Hebert of New Iberia, LA; 2 bonus children: Edward Turner of Houston, TX, and Ruby Turner of Four Corners, LA.

She is survived by one sister Aurelia Stewart of Texas, and two brothers: Lawrence Price of Texas and James Price of Mandeville, La. 17 grandchildren: Quentin Rhine Sr, Calvin Rhine III, Hope Rhine, Bernell Rhine, Juanita R Stansbury, Latesha Randle, Clevin Brown III, Emanuel Gordon, Ronnie Brown Jr, Marlon Brown, Koneaka Brown-Nwabuowan(Edmond), Stephen Turner, Cedric Turner, Farrah Turner, Wa’AndeniaBaker, Wymia Baker, and Wiluzziah Baker. 20+ great grands, and a host of other nieces, nephews, relatives, and friends.

She was preceded in death by her parents; two children, Bernell Brown, Amelia L. Turner Baker; six siblings; Willie Price Jr, Sydney Price Sr, Neomi Bobb, Rosa Lampley, Annette Ivy and Leonard Price Sr.

Minister Geraldine was anointed at an early age to sing God’s Zion songs and joined her sisters to form their group “The Price Sisters”. She was also ordained to teach God’s word including all denominations. She was dedicated to her calling serving in all capacities, wherever and whenever needed, thus her promise to the Lord; “If you want somebody, send me I’ll go”. She was a strong believer in prayer and her faith. She literally prayed day and night, thus being dubbed “Our Prayer Warrior”. She was the type of woman to have never met a stranger. She was well known from her time spent as a licensed cosmetologist, her ministry, her time serving on the mission board and senior choir, and as an associate minister at Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church of Charenton, La.

Her life was a testament of agape love, faith, strength, and dedication and her legacy will live on in the hearts of all who were blessed to know her.

MK Dixon Funeral Home, 337-940-9253, 211 Main Street, Baldwin, LA 70514.