Sabrina Francine Hull

“There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens: a time to be born and a time to die, a time to plant and a time to uproot.” — Ecclesiastes 3:1–2 (NIV) Celebrating the Life of Sabrina Francine Hull Life is often compared to a story written in volumes—the past, the present, and the yet-to-be. The past is complete and preserved in memory, the present is lived one day at a time, and the future remains known only to God. The book of life for Sabrina Francine Hull opened 66 years ago. She was born on February 28, 1960, in Salisbury, Maryland, to the late Bartholomew and Sarah Hull. She was the eldest of three children, lovingly followed by her sisters, Barthine Hull-Sells and Minister Fayetta Hull. At an early age, Sabrina accepted Christ at Freedman’s Methodist Church in Tyaskin, Maryland. Her faith remained a guiding force throughout her life. One of her favorite scriptures was Psalm 139:14: “I will praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made.” Sabrina received her early education at Westside Primary and Intermediate Elementary Schools and later attended Bennett Middle School and James M. Bennett Senior High School, where she graduated in 1978. During her high school years, she was actively involved in various organizations and clubs, including the Drill Team, and served as the 1978’s Senior Class Secretary. She continued her academic journey by earning a dual degree in Liberal Studies and Business Education from the University of Maryland Eastern Shore and Salisbury University. While at Salisbury University, she proudly became a member of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Sabrina was also a devoted fan of the Baltimore Ravens. Sabrina’s professional journey was marked by dedication, excellence, and service. She began her career working with organizations such as Mister Donuts, Nanticoke Seafood, McDonald’s, and the Second National Bank Administration Office in Salisbury, Maryland. She later relocated to Baltimore, where she lived for over 30 years and built a distinguished career in education and human resources. Her roles included Business Education and Computer Technology Teacher at Robert Poole Middle School, Human Resources Generalist with Johns Hopkins Health System, Assistant Vice President of Human Resources at Securityplus Federal Credit Union, Human Resources Manager with TSI/HRI Staffing, Total Health Care, Inc., and House of Ruth, and Human Resources Director at the Baltimore Children’s Museum. YTB Travel Network Referring Travel Agent. Prior to her retirement in 2025, she served as a Talent Acquisition Recruiter for the University of Maryland Medical System in Linthicum, Maryland. Sabrina was actively engaged in her profession through affiliations with the Society for Human Resource Management, the Chesapeake Human Resources Association, Recruiter Academy/Lean Human Capital, International Who’s Who of Professional Women in Management, and as a Certified Predictive Index Analyst. Faith and service remained central in her life. She was a devoted member of New Psalmist Baptist Church in Baltimore, Maryland, under the leadership of Bishop Walter Scott Thomas Sr. In 2003, she graduated from the Discipleship Ministry and served faithfully as a member of the choir (affectionately known as the “Alto Posse”), the Job Readiness Ministry, and as a Discipleship Program Administrator. After her health began to decline, Sabrina returned to her hometown of Tyaskin, Maryland, where she became a strong supporter of Rapture Ready Ministries in Salisbury, Maryland. Affectionately known as “Breenie,” “Ant Beenie,” “Ant BB,” “Brina,” and “Bri Bri,” Sabrina was known for her radiant smile and loving spirit. She deeply cherished her family and friends and was especially devoted to her sisters, niece, nephew, great-nieces, great-nephew, and extended loved ones. Her life was a reflection of care, compassion, and unwavering love for others. On Friday, April 24, 2026, at TidalHealth Peninsula Regional in Salisbury, MD, Sabrina peacefully transitioned to eternal rest, entering into the presence of her Heavenly Father. She leaves to cherish her precious memories: her sisters: Barthine Hull-Sells and Minister Fayetta Hull, both of Tyaskin, MD; her niece: Chakira (De’Andre)Sells-Palmer of Salisbury, MD; her nephew: Dr. Brandon Sells of Tyaskin, MD; her great-nieces: Se’Renity, Addison, and Novah; and her great-nephew: Joshua, all of Salisbury, MD. She is also lovingly remembered by her aunts: Apostle Dr. Sharon (Vaughn) Sampson, Deacon Andrea (Oscar) Price, and Denise Dashield; her uncles: Lumont Deshield and Mervin (Tracie) Dickerson Jr.; Sister/Cousins: Elder Vanita(De’Andre) Johnson, & Cathy McGlotten, Salisbury, MD, Donna Hull, Tyaskin, MD Cousins: Mary Frances Dennis, Allen MD, Terri Furniss-Coston, Michael Andrews, Theodore(Sonza) Furniss, all of Atlanta, GA, Minister, VaShawn(Doretha)Sampson, Genene McGlotten, Salisbury, MD, Dominique Montgomery, Lavonne(Aundre) Deshield-Allen, Jacksonville, FL, Lumont Deshield Jr. Fort Washington, Nicole Dickerson, Mervin Dickerson III, both of Tyaskin MD, Iratha (Clarence) Waters-Dillahunt, Fort Washington, DeRosia(Stephen)Webb, Alden Morris Jr, Denise Davis, all of Salisbury, MD, Orgie Brown-Salisbury, Miiki Hall, Tyaskin, MD, Terry Collins, Salisbury, MD Wynnette Curtis, Tyaskin, MD, Wendy Hyland, Salisbury, MD, Adolph (Carolyn) Hull, Ronald (Dottie) Hull, Ronald Hull, Jr., Donal Hull, Shenita (Derrick) Lewis, Adrian Winder, Jr., Bryan Hull, Salisbury, MD Denise (Calvin) Collins, Gregory (Cheryl)Hull, Sr., Sheryl Waters, Natalia (Clarence) Miller, Salisbury, MD and a host of more cousins, extended family members, and dear friends who will forever cherish her memory. Sabrina was preceded in death by her parents, Bartholomew and Sarah Hull; her nieces, Brandi Sells and twins Chiantae’ and Chakira Lanier; and her grandparents, Alfred Hull, Mary (Willard) Roberts, and Florence (William) Christopher-Duncan. Her life was a blessing, her memory a treasure, she is loved beyond words and missed beyond measure.

Sabrina Francine Hull

February 28, 1960 - April 24, 2026