Birth date: Sep 18, 1953 Death date: Apr 14, 2026
Georgeanna Queen | September 18, 1953 - April 14, 2026 Georgeanna Queen, 72, of Davidsonville, MD, went home to meet the Lord on April 14, 2026, in all her strength and glory, surrounded by the beloved family to whom she dedicate Read Obituary
Condolences to Georgeanna’s family. She was a sweet lady that welcomed me to her house whenever I came by with her sibling Merl. She had a funny and lovely spirit and always made me feel welcomed. She is at peace now with her brother Junior, and her mother and father and smiling brightly in heaven, with the lord. She will be missed greatly.
Mama Joe was truly one of a kind. Through every obstacle, she weathered the storm with strength and still managed to bring light and energy into every room she entered. She had the sweetest soul—and a matching sweet tooth, always keeping her special stash close by. I hope she’s up there enjoying all her favorites without limits.
She will be deeply missed, but there’s comfort in knowing she’s at peace and watching over us all.
Love you always, Mama Joe 🤍
Mrs. Queen had such a warm and loving spirit and I feel lucky to have known her. I’ll always remember how she made me feel welcomed whenever I was in her presence.
She chose a husband who has many of her same qualities—welcoming, encouraging, and caring—and together they raised children who embody those traits as well.
As long as you continue to support one another and continue to live with the same joy compassion, boldness, and authenticity, her legacy will live on through each of you and continue to make her proud.
My deepest condolences to your family.
Ms. Georgeanna was a light! She was hilarious and quick-witted indeed! She always asked about my children and I despite not always feeling her best, that was her loving spirit. My heart aches for JaNay, Robyn, and Katrese as she was their rock. I'm here for you all during this time and beyond. Love you all to LIFE! Miss and love you Ms. Georgeanna!
My mother and Ms. Georgeanna where best of friends through the years, the support of her and her family when my mom died of cancer was very important to me and my family. Ms. Georgeanna was always a very kind person to all, it is a sad time for all this, my condolences to the family.
It’s hard to put into words exactly how much Mrs. Georgeanna Queen meant to so many people and just how many lives she touched. More than I could ever begin to count.
Affectionately referred to as “Queen”, We shared a wall and a hallway for almost 20 years, but our friendship lasted much longer.
Like so many others, I loved her dearly. Eric, and the boys did too.
She was a surrogate auntie, a second mom when life got hard, a grounding voice, and a spiritual force. I was truly blessed to spend some, if not the, best days of my career with her.
Queen— truly embodied her name.
There was shared laughter, frustration, tears and joy. We held it down, and some days we were just trying to hold it together tag teaming whatever situation (little person) popped up.
She always had legal pad upon legal pad filled with notes about the people she advocated for. She went to battle time and time again…and sometimes that meant putting folks in their rightful place.
I can still see her now, grabbing her notepad and rushing out of her office past my door. Sometimes, if I was lucky, she’d drop off a special friend who had been spending some quiet time in her office before heading off to put out yet another fire. Talking through her teeth and saying exactly what needed to be said. A cuss-out without a single cuss word. Ever. And then, just like that, she and her left hand, Murphy, would be laughing about whatever had just happened.
She lit up when she talked about her family—especially her three daughters. And then came QueenEducator Robyn aka “Little Queen,” the second generation to make her mark in education and in the same building. There were many visits from Mr. Queen too.
To the Queen family, I hope you find comfort in knowing and hearing just how deeply she was loved and how many lives she touched. Queen was a lot of fun 🖤💜 and Heaven just got a little better.
Through grief there is gratitude.
This candle burns for a woman whose light never flickered. MOM, your love still warms every room you've ever walked through. Rest now, beautiful soul. We carry your flame. 🕯️ - Love you eternally!
