Clarence J. "Bud" Brown Jr.

RIP Bud.

His was a life well-lived, with a lasting legacy of civic service. My condolences to the family.

My deepest condolences go out to the family and friends of "Uncle Bud" as all the members of the Gospel Prophets were asked to call him. I had the Great privilege of meeting Mr. Clarence J Brown as well as living nearby. "Uncle Bud" was like the light at the end of the tunnel. He was very active and a busy man. But he was always willing to lend a helping hand or give advise. Between Uncle Bud and Jean Gordon, the Gospel Prophets went to Washington D C and sang on the White House steps. I will...

Thank you Bud for all the great things you did for Scouting. We will honor your passing as a Distinguished Eagle Scout from Blanchester, Ohio. Peace and Grace on your journey and well deserved rest. You did your duty to yourself, your country and your God.

My thoughts are prayers are with the family. I worked at the Western Star in 1995 until transferring to the Middletown Journal a few years later. Mr. Brown would send us hand signed birthday cards every year. My birthday being in January, I remember one year he was in the hospital with pneumonia, I still got a card that year. I enjoyed my time there working for the Brown family.

Most heartfelt sympathies to Joyce and family. He lived a good long life. I met Clarence when I was a little girl and he cooked breakfast for my friend and I. She lived next door to the Brown family. . Her Mom was not there and father couldn´t cook so, out of his kindness, he cooked us a very delicious breakfast. I later bought property close to the Browns and learned of his career advancements. While in Washington DC we helped keep him informed of his property safe keeping. He was what...

I'm so sorry for your loss,I worked for Mr. Clarence Brown in 1981 and I loved my job @Miamisburg had over 20 years

Though not an official Brownie we always thought we were. What a wonderful and meaningful life . Best wishes to all the family . Love , Sue and Vance

It was then Congressman Brown who sent me to the U. S. Merchant Marine Academy way back in '82. My condolences.