NEW YORK — Paula Scarlett-Brown, the widow of Pilgrim Assemblies International founder Archbishop Roy E. Brown, says she has been “traumatized” by the manner in which she was asked to leave the $2.5 million church-owned house her late husband once promised would be hers.
The widow broke her silence Tuesday for the first time since she was served a 10-day notice on Aug. 15 to vacate the $2.5 million home she shared with her late husband for more than two decades in Flatbush, Brooklyn. The house is owned by Pilgrim Baptist Church.
Speaking in an interview on “Larry Reid Live,” the soft-spoken Scarlett-Brown said while she doesn’t intend to fight the church for the house, she wasn’t happy with the way she was asked to leave via an eviction notice that was placed on the front door of her residence.
“I was shocked, I was disappointed, I was traumatized. I couldn’t believe it. I was like, what is this?” she told Reid about her initial reaction after finding the eviction notice stuck to the front door of the house.
Scarlett-Brown said on Aug. 6, about two months after her husband died, the church requested a meeting but then backed out of it…
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