Dr. David Brown

I think about David all the time, in every NE Dental Public Health endeavor that I participate in, I often wonder...."what would Dr. Brown do?" And his example always leads me in the right direction...Fritz

David was a very dedicated member of the leadership team at our College of Dentistry. During the 14 years we worked together while I was dean, David was instrumental in organizing, guiding, and overseeing many new service-learning programs through which students, faculty, and staff were given the opportunity to provide care for patients who could not afford treatment. Programs such as the Lincoln and Panhandle Children's Dental Days, the dental SHARING Clinic, the Grand Island Extraction...

We worked with Dr. Brown on at least 25 community outreach events. His networking skills and ability to coordinate local resources into a professional team effort were remarkable. These talents allowed him to identify underserved people with urgent dental needs and then quickly get them access to treatment. This took much of his personnel time but he did it because he cared about others and wanted to make a difference. Such an amazing and honorable man....an inspiration never to be forgotten!

Sorry to hear of my one-time boss´ passing, he led me through some interesting research projects. Condolences to Susan and the family.

Sorry to hear of Dave's passing. He was a blessing to many and will be greatly missed.

My thoughts and prayers are with your family. I so enjoyed working with Dr. Brown at Clinic with a heart nights and his sense of humor. He will be greatly missed. Cherish the memories.

Dave was a loving father and husband. I liked his fun, quirky side. Still remember the epic bday party he arranged for Elly

Thoughts and prayers to the family and loved ones. David was amazing and will be greatly missed . Generations Family Dental Dr. Asbjornson and Adams and staff

I was so blessed to get to work with Dr. Brown on his Tuesdays at Clinic with a Heart. His compassion for others was astounding. I so appreciated his humor and curiosity. His impact on others was vast. He is missed.