Dr. James P. Brown

Always think of Jim as a great professional and lover of life. He loved his family and saw the humor in life.

Jim will always be alive in our memories of him. Love to those who so loved him and miss him

Thinking about you, Sue. We just drove down to Fl. And I thought about hard this must have been. Jim was a force of nature. Never will be forgotten. Love♥

We want to extend our sympathy on the loss of Bink, our Audubon neighbor and friend. He will be missed. Our condolences to Artie and the Frye kids. You all were one of our favorite neighbors along with Pat and Joe, who were the best. We appreciated your family's friendship with our family. Extending sympathy also to Sue, Andy, Behn and the rest of the family. Bink's friendship was always special and his sense of humor was legendary. We pray that God welcomed him into heaven where his...

We are all saddened by the loss of Bink. He was a childhood friend from our Audubon neighborhood. We extend our sympathy to Artie and the Frye kids. We always enjoyed your family and were glad our parents were friends as well. Pat and Joe were the best. Our sympathy also to Sue, Andy and Behn as well as the rest of the extended family. May God bless you all. We know Bink suffered greatly with the cancer and hope that God took him to heaven where he will be pain free. Only good memories...

I am sorry to hear the news of Jim's passing. He was an indomitable spirit who left me with many good memories of my early days at Leary. Jim hired me and set me on a life course through his persistent support and encouragement to try new things in the classroom. He had a great sense of humor. Jim brought fun to the mundane and the children loved his playful spirit. I remember them all cheering when he flew through the halls at Leary on his skates! Who could forget how he opened...

Bink was a person who seemed to love life and have a good time with family and friends

Jim Brown was my principal at Jarrettown Elementary School. One of my favorite memories - He came to school in his black mustang with the license plate, PRIN PAL, and his Flyers vanity plate. Two things he loved - his school and his Philadelphia Flyers! Without a doubt, I learned many leadership lessons from Jim that cannot come from a textbook. But what impressed me most was the time, care, and energy he put into his work, especially with teachers and students. I was one of those lucky...