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William Browning Obituary

Browning, Dr., William K. Age 63, passed away of a heart attack on June 14, 2008. He was born on July 6, 1944 to H. Kenton and Lillian "Sally" Browning. He married Susan Leslie on June 13, 1970. Bill was a graduate of The Ohio State University and University of Pittsburgh Dental School with a DMD Degree. He served his Internship at the VA Hospital of Dallas from 1970-1972. Bill then opened his private practice in Plano in 1972 and later formed a partnership and friendship with Dr. James H. Mulkey. He was a member of the National Cutting Horse Association, American Quarter Horse Association and the American Dental Association. He always said he did two things in life, "rode horses and fixed teeth". Bill enjoyed international traveling and he recently began his new hobby, painting. He is survived by his wife of 38 years, Susan Browning of Lucas; son, Attorney Cade Weston Browning and wife Katie, and grandson, Barrett Weston Browning of Abilene, TX. Visitation will be held at the funeral home, Tuesday, June 17, 2008 from 6:00-8:00pm. Services will be in the funeral home chapel, Wednesday, June 18, 2008 at 10:00 am. Interment will follow at Plano Mutual Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to NCHA Cutters in Action, 260 Bailey Ave, Ft. Worth, TX 76107. Ted Dickey Funeral Home 2128 18th Street Plano, Tx 75074 972-424-4511

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Published by Dallas Morning News on Jun. 17, 2008.

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Sylvia Wynn

June 22, 2008

My heart goes out to the Browning family, I have known Dr browning for sevral years through Dentistry, selling him dental supplies and through the NCHA cutting horse industry, I was shocked and sadden to hear about his passing, I use to enjoy going in to his office and talking shop and horses,he and i would always ask each other "you got a futurity horse this year" and the conversation would carry on from there.Dr Browning, not only were you a great dentist but a good guy as well,you will be missed,Sylvia F Wynn Plano ,Texas

Joe & Jane Townsend

June 19, 2008

Susan& Cade, We were some of Dr. Browning's patients in the mid 70's and he took care of all our family's teeth. We haven't seen him in several years, but he was always interested in our children and we prayed for Cade many times as he was growing up and making his decisions for school. Our son Mark, enjoyed helping out around your home and it helped him to earn money for college. We felf like your family was part of us. Dr. Browning will be greatly missed by many people and we are praying for you and your family. He loved you and Cade and was proud to be a Grandpa. Sincerely, The Townsends

Mark Townsend

June 19, 2008

Dear Susan and Cade,
Dad just called me to inform me of your loss. My deepest thoughts and prayers are with you. I am so thankful for the opportunity you gave me to be around your family and serve you. God be with you and comfort you.

Gala and Ronnie Nettles

June 18, 2008

Dear Susan and Cade,

Our hearts hurt at the loss of Bill. He always made me smile, as he did everyone who visited with him. Know that we love yo and you are in our prayers.

Craig and Judy Morris

June 18, 2008

To the Browning Family, Susan and Cade...
I was shocked and saddened to hear of Dr. Brownings passing. Craig and I just saw him this last weekend at the cutting. Bill was such a sweet man. I am remembering the days of Peponita Brown and Short Doc. "Doc" there are a bunch of great horses and great cutters where you are now.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this most difficult time.

Dottie Serpas

June 18, 2008

Dear Susan
My heart goes out to you and your family.I haven't really found any words that can bring comfort during this time but please know you are in my thoughts and prayers.
While I had never met Bill I knew him from the times you shared with me of all your travels. You both had such a joy in living ,a love of adventure and most of all a love for each other.

Joe and Billie Owens

June 17, 2008

Our hearts go out to you at this time and in the days ahead. We have been patients of Dr. Browning for many, many years. He was always such a happy, positive person and talked so proudly of his family. We have all lost a dear friend. May God help fill the void left by his passing with the love of friends and family.

Jennifer Raack

June 17, 2008

I just wanted to send you my deepest sympathy and let you know I am keeping your family in my prayers.

JD Kuhn

June 17, 2008

To The Browning Family:

I am so saddened to hear of Dr. Browning's passing. As a longtime patient, he and I became very good friends. I enjoyed going to see him and he always made me laugh. I even had the privilege of meeting the "Wonderful Susan"! I know that nothing I say can bring you comfort, but one thing I can say is for you all to cherish those fond memories.

Dr. Browning will be missed by all! Please know that I am thinking and praying for you all.

Mada Jones

June 17, 2008

I was Bill's first dental assistant when he opened his practise in Plano in 1972. He was such a wonderful person to work for and with. He and Susan were very kind to me, and helpful to both my husband and me. I'm sure he will be greatly missed....by family, friends, and patients.

Pat Edwards

June 17, 2008

I have many fond memories of "Billy" as a child. We were cousins who grew up together for the first ten years of our lives. We played cowboys and indians and he was always a cowboy who ended up tied to a tree. Even as a young child he had a passion for horses which only grew as time passed. I will miss the phone calls that always started "Patsy"--- (my childhood name). Those who knew Bill were truely blessed.

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