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Kenneth Lawrence Brown Kenneth L. Brown passed peacefully in his home on Feb. 9th, 2011. He was born in Murphysboro, IL to Bernice and Wilferd Brown on Sept. 24th, 1939. Ken graduated high school in Chateraux, France, where his father served in the USAF. He then entered S.I.U for two years before deciding on a career in the USAF himself. He received his navigator wings at Harlingen, TX before entering pilot training. He served his country in Thailand and ended his 20-year career as a Lt. Col in 1984 at Beale AFB, where he flew chase planes for the SR71. He was pre-deceased by his brother, a Navy pilot, in 1967 and his mother in 1995. He leaves behind his father and three sisters. At his wishes, he was cremated with no services.

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Published by News Tribune (Tacoma) on Feb. 15, 2011.

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Mark & Kim Reed

February 21, 2011

We were friends with Ken and took care of his pets at our Veterinary office in Ohio. We loved visiting with Ken and listening to his stories, especially of his beloved grandchildren. He delivered meals-on-wheels locally and was always there to give of his time and talents. He will be greatly missed by his far away friends. Please accept our deepest condolences.

Michael Brown

February 15, 2011

Ken was my father. My sister, Kelly, and I are very proud to have been his children. He was a phenomenal man who befriended everyone he met. We could not have asked for a better dad, and we miss him dearly.

-Michael Brown

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