KENNETH P. BROWN

I used to work for Ken Brown back in 1986. I was a personal assistant to him Karen further home and the lake house that he owned responsible for going down to Sarasota Bradington watching over The pairing of his Donzi boat to his special design fifth wheel trailer Ken was a very kind and one of the nicest people that she would want to know it was a pleasure working for Cannon, his companion Bufa and her daughter Nicole I remember often Nicole would miss the bus and I would take her to school....

Three years have now gone by since Ken passed and we still think about and remember him often. He was one of the kindest and most fun people we have ever known. God Bless you Ken and all of your family.

Myself and all the kids that you let ride Nicole's horse , play with the goats and enjoy your farm have all grown up. We learned so much and had lots of fun. We miss you dearly. Rest Friend

Myself and all the kids that you let ride Nicole's horse , play with the goats and enjoy your farm have all grown up. We learned so much and had lots of fun. We miss you dearly. Rest Friend

My sincere sympathies to Buffa and Nicole, Keith and all the Brown Family. I recently heard of Ken's passing and feel so saddened by this news. He was truly a kind man and was truly loved by his parents. I worked for Mr. and Mrs. Brown at their beautiful home in Vermilion, Ohio for the last six years prior to that very heartbreaking day. I will always treasure my time spent with them, a blessing. You all are always in my prayers
Sincerely, Barbara Scrofano

Oh my gosh...I have just now gotten word of his passing. Ken and I were friends as young children, growing up together in Bay Village, Ohio. His parents and my parents (Paul and Dolores Gunderman) were very good friends, and my father did a lot of contracting work for Mr. & Mrs. Brown (Don and Shirley) at their homes throughout the years. My parents were devastated when Don and Shirley were tragically killed in a plane crash. Kenny (as he was to me back when we were children) and I used...

Buffa and Nicole: Please accept my deepest condolences on Ken's passing away. I just received word of it from Keith last evening and was so deeply saddened by this news. My interactions with Ken over the 15 years I worked with him were as another well-wisher described; the most humble man I knew. Ken was always kind and gentle although not in a "shrinking violet" sort of way. While our business association ended nearly 5 years ago, I have always held a deep fondness in my heart for Ken. ...

Ken was one of the most humble individuals I have ever met. He was such a kind and open-hearted person that I greatly looked up to. He opened his home to so many and it was such a place of peace. He gifted us with so many laughs and great memories that I will cherish forever. My heart is with his family during this tough time. He will be missed dearly.

Our Dear Buffa and Nicole, Devastated that Ken has passed. Amazing man and amazing family. Our prayers and thoughts are with you. Ken was a great strength to Shane and Talia after Eilon's passing of which I will always be grateful. I know they are enjoying their first love of flying together. We love you, Krugman-Kadi family.