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Roland Brown

Roland Brown

  • January 14, 1924 - January 21, 2012
  • Idaho Falls, Idaho
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Dear Karen, Alan, Lynn and Connie
I just heard about your father's death via someone who came into the Temple today, so I'm am sorry to have missed the viewing and service, please forgive me.
I'm sure it was a relief for him and a joyous reunion with your mother and his family.
Please know that my thoughts are with you at this time, but let good things come through the memories and love you share to strengthen you as a family.
Love, Jackie
Posted by: Jackie - Woods Croww, UT - sister-in-law   Feb 01, 2012

Dear Alan, Lynn, Karen, and Connie,
We are so sorry to have missed your Dad's funeral. You are all in our hearts at this time. It's amazing to us that he passed away one year to the date of Fay. Just think, if heaven has cards, what a reunion that will be. ha ha But even if they don't have cards, What a reunion for the BBD's!! We love you all. So many memories to even write about but know

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Posted by: Clyde and Marty Dillon - McCall, ID - his "second" kids :)   Jan 30, 2012

Dear Karen, Alan, Lynn and Connie,

So sorry to hear about Uncle Rollie. He was such a good guy. Dad sends his love and regrets for not being able to come. We actually didn't know when the funeral was until late last night. Then none of could rearrange plans. Sorry we didn't at least get to the viewing. We send our love and best to your family.
Love,
Karla (Curt and Jim)
Posted by: Karla Crowther Pardini - Salt lake, UT - Niece   Jan 29, 2012

Karen, Alan, Lynn, Connie
Your dad was more to me and my family than just a neighbor he was a friend.
He had the biggesr heart and would do anything to help. After mom's passing Roland helped me through my grieving and so much with dad in his decline with alzheimers. I will never be able to thank him enough.He was a genuine caring person. I kmow in my heart he is with your mom and they are having the grandest

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Posted by: Carol Randall Misik - Mesquite, NV - Next door neighbor   Jan 28, 2012

Mother, Helena Brown Watson, last daughter of Jethro Brown, predeceased her cousin Roland by seven months. I have often heard the early stories of the Browns in Farr West. Please accept condolences from our family. These are the last of the dedicated pioneers of our heritage.
Posted by: J acquita Watson Christensen - Salt Lake City, UT - Mother was a cousin   Jan 28, 2012

Dear Roland Brown Family,

Roland was my supervisor back in the earlly 80's at HAFB...best supervisor in my career. Roland had such a big, soft, generous heart. I was going through a divorce and made the comment to him that I didn't know where I was going to get the next $10 (yes $10) to purchase gasoline for my automobile in which he offered (I didn't accept) to loan me the $10. I have never forgotten his kind offer of help

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Posted by: Billie Jean Sanders Merrill    Jan 28, 2012

I'M REAL SORRY FOR YOUR LOST , BUT I REMEMBER THE GOOD TIME WE HAD AS KIDS GROWING UP IN THAT BLOCK. I REMEMBER PLAYING BASKETBALL IN ROLAND DRIVEWAY, I ALWAYS WENT TO THE DOOR TO ASK IF I COULD PLAY BASKETBALL AND HE WOULD ALWAYS SAY , OH YOU CAN PLAY ON IT ANYTIME,[ I WILL MISS HIM AND HIS SMILE.]
Posted by: TOM RANDALL - LAYTON, UT - FRIEND   Jan 27, 2012

Brother Brown was the kindest, most soft-spoken and christ-like man I've had the privilege of knowing. He always had a smile on his face and you knew he loved you and was happy to see you. He did truly love his wife, Florence of whom was a sweetheart and wonderful woman. What a great loss to this world with his passing. But I'm envious because he is going to a world that is filled with much love, kindness and forgiveness. They both deserve that and are going to be missed greatly.
Posted by: Kay Blechert Remington - Mt. Pleasant, UT - friend   Jan 27, 2012

Brother Brown was the kindest, most soft-spoken and christ-like man I've had the privilege of knowing. He always had a smile on his face and you knew he loved you and was happy to see you. He did truly love his wife, Florence of whom was a sweetheart and wonderful woman. What a great loss to this world with his passing. But I'm envious because he is going to a world that is filled with much love, kindness and forgiveness. They both deserve that and are going to be missed greatly.
Posted by: Kay Blechert Remington - Mt. Pleasant, UT - friend   Jan 27, 2012

I remember all the good times as a child of him and grandpa yelling at us kids to quite playing in the pine trees or messing up the yard. Lol but he was a wonderful man !!!!!!! I always remember a smile on his face every time i seen him. Ill miss him but he'll always be in our heart. Love you Roland ........see you again some day :-)
Posted by: jerrod nyland - Mcrae, AR - almost family :-)   Jan 27, 2012