Arden, North Carolina
Age 42
Gregory "Greg" BrownGregory "Greg" Brown, age 42, surrounded by His Family and Friends, passed away at Mission Hospital on January 8, 2020, following a battle with Renal Cell Carcinoma. Brown worked as a Behavioral Health Technician at Mission's Pediatric Copestone, helping troubled and...
Read MoreId like to remember his face and kindness and wit for the rest of my days. 99.5 percent of my comic stories and antics from high school involve Greg.
He carried me home one night on one of his shoulders when I was too intoxicated to walk home after one of our poetry readings. He had one of of the biggest hearts that Ive ever met.
Jim Constantine
March 11, 2020 | Portland, OR | Friend
I miss ya, Pa.
Bishop Walter
January 18, 2020
Holly Lance
January 18, 2020
One last time
I hope you bring a satellite from the trash into the afterlife and the greeter at the door says "What's this?" and you just casually shrug and say "It's a t.v. satellite. I found it in the trash" then skipily jog on through while gleefully clinging onto your trash prize. Miss you buddy.
Rebecca B
January 18, 2020 | Charlottesville, VA
May his light continue to shine in the hearts and minds of his loved ones.
The world is not as nice without GregBrown in it.
Michelle Gardner
January 17, 2020
TB and GB, Double Crown, A-Ville, 2017
What can I say, my fuzzy little man peach, that wasn't said? Other than I now want tacos. I love you GregBrown. My brown Brother from another mother. And father. YOU'RE OLD GREGGGGGG!!!!! Give us a holler every now and then.
Tracie Brown
January 17, 2020 | Spruce Pine, NC
Thank you for being a part of our lives. Thank you for stepping up as a positive, male father figure to KC & Amanda. Thank you for being the awesome uncle you were for Gabriel. Thank you for bringing Rosemary and Adeline into this world and into our family. My 2 beautiful nieces, your wonderful girls, will carry your legacy of love, compassion, goofiness, laughter, intelligence and dedication to others the rest of their lives, and with that, you will live on and never be forgotten. Thank you...
Susan B
January 17, 2020 | NC
The amount of sadness I have can't be expressed in words. Sending all my love to you and the entire family.
Bob "Zuzu" Welsh
January 17, 2020 | Asheville, NC