Howard Brown

I am sorry to hear about the loss of your dearest Howard my family and I wanted to send our deepest symapthy. I wanted to share a comforting thought found in God's word at Isaiah 25 verse 8 where it says in part that death will be swallowed up forever. I hope that this text brings your family comfort as it did mine.

So very sadden by the loss of a truly beautiful person and dear life-long friend since our days at Eastern High School in Detroit...you were the epitome of a true friend to the end and will surely be missed by many; rest in eternal peace! Peggy Butler

To the Brown Ohana, Like my mother, Peg Butler, I was saddened to hear of Howard's death-or as I grew up calling him, Uncle Howard. I still vividly remember attending his ordination in 1959, even though I was just a preschooler then. I also remember many visits during my childhood - he was always so friendly and so much fun. The last time I saw him must have been in the early 1970s, but I'll never forget what a kind and generous man he was and what a dear friend he was to my parents and family all their lives. He and my dad, Bob, were friends from their grammar school days and I heard many stories of their boyhood exploits. My dad was the youngest of six children and Howard an only child, and they used to hang out at each others' houses all the time - they were like brothers. Please know you have my deepest condolences on what I'm sure is a great loss to you. Stacey Butler Roberts