Teresia Brewster was met at Heaven's Gate by an entourage of family and dear friends on May 23rd, 2024.

She was born on March 6th, 1949, in Bessemer, Alabama, to the late James Brewster and Della (Robinson) Brewster.

Remarkable achievements marked Teresia's journey. She graduated from Abrams High School in Bessemer, Alabama, and furthered her education at Lawson State Community College. Her career took her to Boston, where she served as an Executive Assistant in the Mayor's Office. Her dedication and hard work led her to Harvard University, where she joined the Admissions Office. Later, she embraced a new challenge with Phillip Morris, where she excelled as a Lead Sales Representative, a role she retired from.

Teresia was known as a woman of class, beauty, and style. She graced the cover of The Women of Color Magazine (WOC) and received a Lifetime Achievement Award.

Teresia's heart was filled with compassion and a strong sense of justice. She was a tireless advocate for numerous causes, often lending her voice to those who were unheard. Her passion for justice was not limited to advocacy, as she also shared her angelic singing voice through numerous performances of Opera and Classical music at Symphony Hall in Boston.

Teresia was indeed a "people person" and never met a stranger. Her LONG conversations made her unforgettable to many.

Teresia is survived by her loving son, Antonio Brewster. A special nephew, Daryl Williams. A special niece, Junnecia (Jai) Williams Spates. Brother, Willie (Florazine) Brewster. Sisters – Diana McMillan, Shirley Williams and Ester Williams. Niece, Kenna Williams Grace. Nephews – Roosevelt (Albina) McMillian, Dexter (Dianja) McMillian, Timothy (Terrica) McMillian. Special Cousin – Charles Avery, great nieces, great nephews, and many other relatives, and friends.

Visitation will be held at the Dolan Funeral Home, 1140 Washington Street, DORCHESTER LOWER MILLS on Saturday, June 15 from 2-3PM. Memorial Service to begin at 3PM. Relatives and friends invited.