
of Little Rock, AR
October 27, 1930 - February 27, 2011
Lila Mustin Browner, 80, long time resident of Little Rock, passed away Sunday, February 27, 2011 at Baptist Medical Center, Little Rock of Heart Disease.
Lila was born in Holly Grove, Arkansas, to Erna Hamilton Mustin and Minnie Eva McKoy Mustin, on October 27, 1930. She is one of seven children. She married Carl Timothy Browner on February 27, 1959.
Lila graduated Holly Grove High School in 1953 and went on to attend Monticello A & M, Monticello, Arkansas, on full academic scholarship. During her studies there, she was elected president of the Home Economics Club as well as being a member of the annual staff, chemistry club, women's recreation association, and treasurer of the Home Economics Club. She graduated Arkansas State Teachers College, Conway. After college, she taught school for a few years as a Home Economics teacher in the Pangburn Public School system before marrying the love of her life, Carl T. Browner. She was a faithful and devoted wife to Carl for 52 years of love and happiness.
Lila was a member of the Pleasant Valley Church of Christ, Little Rock.
She is survived by her husband, Carl T. Browner, 90, of Little Rock; a host of his relatives; brothers Bill and Leonard Mustin of California; nephews: Ross Mustin, Glen Mustin, Marc Mustin and Jim Mustin, all of California, Steve Mustin of Colorado, Harold Mustin of Alabama, Andy Mustin of Arkansas and Robert Dilmore of Texas; nieces: Barbara Mustin of New Mexico, Luci Mustin-Best and Amie Mustin of Arkansas, and Roja Dilmore-Rios of Florida; and 10 grand nephews and nieces.
She is preceded in death by her parents, Erna Hamilton Mustin and Minnie Eva McKoy Mustin, Brothers Milton James Mustin and Erna Hamilton Mustin, Jr., and sisters Betty Ellen Mustin and Roxie Jean Mustin Dilmore.
The family will receive friends from 12:00 p.m. until 1:00 p.m., Friday, March 4, 2011, at Roller-Chenal Funeral Home Chapel (501)224-8300, followed by funeral services at 1:00 p.m. Final resting will be at Shiloh Cemetery, outside Holly Grove, Arkansas.
Lila believed that family is everything and even though people are gone they must never be forgotten. Lila will never be forgotten.

I graduated high school with Lila's sister, Roxie. Although Lila lived in Little Rock area she never forgot her hometown friends--she visited many of them when they were hospitalized in Little Rock. My prayers are with your family during this difficult time.

Lila and I were in HGHS's 1953 graduating class. She was friendly and always had a smile on her face.

Was high school classmate with Lila. She was one of a kind.

Lila was a sweet sister in Christ who could tell some of the best stories I ever did hear. I will miss seeing her at church and will remember her fondly. She was one of a kind.

A gift from God -

Lila was my mother's cousin (Rotha Ball_, and I had the privilege of meeting her at our family reunions... She was a delightful person whom I am happy to have had the privilege of knowing... My sympathies to her immediate family....

Carl and family, I am so sorry to read of Lila's death. She was a good friend and classmate in home economics at ASTC who graduated in 1957. We shared lots of laughs and often studied together for tests. I wish I had known she lived so close to me to have rekindled our friendship in our later years. I'll be thinking of all of you as you prepare to continue you life without her. Cecily Coffelt Bullard

What a wonderful soul! Lila always radiated love and warmth. She was pure goodness. I have many fond memories of she and Carl stopping by for a visit at our house. Her presence encouraged everyone around her to be a better person. A few years back I had the pleasure to see both she and Carl and I felt I was transported in time to a gentler kinder time. She will be missed but always remembered. My fondest wishes to Carl and her family. doug

Our prayers are with you Carl and family. May the peace of God be with you.
Patti Satterwhite Reynolds
Ida Taylor Satterwhite

Our sincere sympathy to Carl and all the family.. What a loving couple they were!! Love to all, Brenda & David McFadden