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Deborah Thompson Brown

Frederick, Maryland

1947 - 2019 (Age 72)

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DIED
November 17, 2019
AGE
72
LOCATION
Frederick, Maryland

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Deborah (Debbie) Thompson Brown, born July 5, 1947 to the late Ethel and Leroy Thompson, Sr. of Frederick, MD, ran her final race and crossed the finish line on Nov. 17, 2019. She was the loving wife of Charles Brown, the proud mother of Lisa Brown Lucas (Chris) and Nicole Brown, grandmother to...

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I am so saddened to hear of your passing. The time you were in my life was brief, as you coached me on the Striders in the late 90s, but every bit of your wisdom, faith in my abilities and the determination and drive you instilled in me, have never wavered. You were a force to be reckoned with and always pushed us, but treated us like we were your own. I hope that you knew just how much you meant to so many of us throughout the years. I also hope that there is some small comfort your family...

Rest In Peace Debbie.

To the family of Deborah Ann Thompson Brown, we are writing with our sincerest condolences on your loss. We will remember Deborah with great respect and honor. This loss is amplified by the large number of people who have loved her and been loved by her. Deborah's career and achievements on and off the track are monumental. We are grateful for Deborah's contributions and friendship, may she RIP but keep on running in heaven.

The USOPA Office

Rest in peace dear!
Ralph Boston 60, 64, 68

Our condolences to the family. May our team mate R.I.P.

Edith McGuire Duvall 1964
Wyomia Tyus 1964

You were a year ahead of me in Frederick and I also head coach Griffin and you were our runner to look up too. A great girl and track star. RIP

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

I am just at a lost of words, this is unbelievable for me. Mrs. Debbie was more than a track coach to me but boy was she an amazing coach. The memories that fill my mind will continue to bring put a smile on my face. I'll miss seeing her in passing and giving me hugs and a big smile and always a great conversation. To the family, Thank you for sharing Mrs. Debbie with us, she will truly be missed by many. Love you all!