Bishop Kervy Brown, a legendary Gospel singer, musician, and Pastor, passed away at the age of 65 from a heart attack on June 7, 2024.
According to an Instagram post, Bishop Kervy Brown passed away in the church while doing his service.
Bishop Kervy Brown was known for leading many songs with Hezekiah Walker, including Make It to the City, Lord Do It, and many more.
His family members and his followers were devastated by the news of his demise. Many of his followers shared this tragic news through their social media platforms.
Furthermore, thousands of people shared their condolences for his family and loved ones.
Bishop Kervy Brown was not just a great Bishop but also a great family man
Bishop Kervy Brown loved enjoying time with his family and often shared about them through his social media platforms.
He was a great father to his daughter, Shenequa Robinson, a great brother to his sister, Robin, and a great grandfather to Olivia.
His love and care for his family was immense and praiseworthy.
Bishop Kervy Brown also often shared about his daughter and granddaughter on social media, showcasing his support and love for them.
He posted about a Mother’s Day contest on his Facebook page, which his daughter and granddaughter participated in, stating, “I’d love for her to win.”
Likewise, Brown also often shared about his niece Christina, showing his love for her.
Bishop Kervy Brown was also a wonderful son to his late mother, Mary Brown, who was the lead singer of the gospel group The Faith Gospel Singers.
Brown’s mother was also his biggest inspiration, as she taught him music from a very young age.
Whether it’s celebrating occasions like birthdays, Christmas, or holidays, Brown never missed a chance to spend his time with his family.
When talking about his wife, although Bishop Kervy Brown was married, very little information about his personal life is available, and he hasn’t revealed anything about his wife.
Additional Information
- Bishop Kervy Brown’s YouTube channel has over 900 subscribers with his well-known songs.
- Brown recorded his first live solo album in 2009 with Bishop Herman Murray at Full Gospel Holy Temple in Dallas.
- Kervy celebrated his 65th birthday on May 21, 2024, before his demise.
- Singers like Vanessa Bell Armstrong, Doreen Figueroa, and Daryl Coley influenced his musical journey by being his mentors.
