Dallas, TX — The Carrollton-Farmers Branch Independent School District and the wider Dallas community are mourning the heartbreaking loss of Chalet Brown, a dedicated former Attendance Administrator, community advocate, and cherished sister in Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated®. Chalet passed away recently, leaving behind a legacy of excellence, compassion, and unwavering service.
With deep sorrow, members of the Omega Alpha Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated® announced the passing of one of their esteemed charter members. Chalet Brown was not only a foundational force within the chapter but also a passionate advocate for education, equity, and empowerment. Her radiant spirit and deep commitment to sisterhood enriched the lives of countless individuals, both within and beyond the organization.
Chalet’s career in the Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD was marked by a profound devotion to student success and community collaboration. As an Attendance Administrator, she was known for her compassion, diligence, and consistent efforts to support students and families. Her colleagues remember her as someone who led with both heart and purpose—someone who truly believed in the power of education to change lives. Her presence in the school district was more than administrative; it was a steady hand of encouragement for many who crossed her path.
“Chalet Brown was more than a colleague—she was a leader, a mentor, and a friend,” one former coworker shared. “She brought people together, always looked out for others, and carried herself with grace and strength. She made our schools better simply by being a part of them.”
Beyond her professional work, Chalet was a beacon of service through Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated®, Omega Alpha Omega Chapter, where she was one of the chapter’s beloved charter members. Her dedication to the sorority’s mission of sisterhood and service to all mankind was evident in everything she did. Whether she was leading community initiatives, mentoring young women, or organizing programs to uplift those in need, Chalet embodied the core values of AKA.
“She was the heartbeat of our chapter,” said one sorority sister. “Chalet gave her time, her love, and her energy to this sisterhood in ways that are impossible to quantify. Her legacy will forever be woven into the fabric of Omega Alpha Omega.”
Her passing leaves an irreplaceable void in the hearts of those who knew and loved her. Friends, family, sorority sisters, colleagues, and students alike are now remembering Chalet as a woman of elegance, resilience, and boundless kindness. Her influence was far-reaching and deeply personal—her ability to uplift and inspire was a gift that she shared generously with all.
As the community grieves, tributes have poured in to honor Chalet’s life and legacy. Vigils, prayer circles, and reflections have taken place across the district and sorority chapter, each filled with stories of the lives she touched.
Chalet’s family has requested that the public continue to keep them in prayer as they navigate this time of profound sorrow. Memorial details will be shared in the coming days, and the Omega Alpha Omega Chapter has announced plans to hold a special celebration of Chalet’s life to honor her years of service and sisterhood.
Her life was a testimony of love, leadership, and purpose. Though her earthly journey has ended, Chalet Brown’s spirit will live on through the many she mentored, the programs she shaped, and the hearts she touched.