Katrina Couch-Brown, loved by a host of family and friends departed this life on November 22, 2025.  Visitation will be held on Friday, Dec. 05th from 2:00pm-4:00pm at the Lucas Memorial Chapel 9010 Garfield Blvd.; Garfield Hts., Ohio 44125. The Celebration of Life Service will be held at 4:00pm on Saturday, December 06th at the same location and the family will receive friends one-half hour prior to service. Live streaming will be available at lucasfuneralhome.com.

Katrina Couch-Brown was born on April 27, 1960 to the late Fred and
Jeannette Couch in Chicago, Illinois.

In the late 1990s’, Katrina moved to Cleveland, Ohio to start her new life. In
2008 Katrina was rushed to the hospital due to having an aneurysm, she fought
hard and made a full recovery. Over the years Katrina fought against many
health issues but she never stopped joking around with her grandchildren.

May of 2020 Katrina met her fiancé Julius Brown who faithfully stood by
her side holding her hand everyday even in death. Several years ago Katrina
suffered from a third stroke which resulted in her having dementia, through
it all she never gave up on her sense of humor nor her sarcastic ways. And
although she wasn’t close with her siblings Katrina truly loved her nieces and
nephews. Katrina didn’t always make the best choices in life, however her later
years more than made up for those choices by all the love she poured into her
Children, grandchildren and the horde of adopted people who called her mom,
auntie and grandma.

Katrina was preceded in death by both parents, as well as her brother Fred and
sister Jermaine, and her first great grandchild Baby Peter.
She leaves to cherish her memories with her fiance Julius, three children; Tony,
Ada, and David Couch. Fourteen grandchildren; Tony Jr, Taniyah, Jackie, Lori,
Ro’Dessa, Peter, Anthony, Ada, Tezzy, Da’juan, Isha, David, Treasure, Royalty
and twelve great grandchildren, her sisters Namoi and Shirley and her brother
George. Katrina leaves so many treasured family and friends whom she loved
dearly.

Let Katrina’s memory live on forever, we love you momma.