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Brown, Kaye Kaye Brown passed away suddenly on December 28, 2018 in Virginia. We think she left because she couldn't stand the Penn State Nittany Lions rank as 17th in the final. She was born on January 22, 1951 in Pennsylvania. She was a long time resident of Virginia, but always had a heart for Penn State and Pennsylvania. She was predeceased by her mother, step mother, and father. She leaves behind very close friends and family across the country. Kaye loved God, her Bible study, prayer, music, animals, Penn State Football, her friends and family. She loved her clients, every furry cat and dog (as well as their owners). Her dry sense of humor kept everyone guessing and laughing. But when she spoke, she spoke with certainty, wisdom and with love. She had unlimited respect and love for nearly everything and everyone, and when she saw hate she strove to weed it out. Kaye graduated from Penn State in 1972. After exploring an interest in advertising and hospitality in the Poconos, she found her calling in the FBI. She started in the FBI in 1984, and quickly progressed from a computer assistant to FBI Intelligence Analyst. She could not talk about her work, but we found pictures of her with the FBI Director along with many awards. Starting in 1991, Kaye successfully incorporated and ran her own pet care business. She cared for hundreds of cats, dogs and an occasional guinea pig, and ferret. And let's not forget her service roles as Secretary, Vice President and Chairwoman in the Alexandria Crime Prevention Council during the 1990's. After Kaye retired in 2009 from the FBI, she continued her education at the Virginia Theological Seminary, and also obtained her Web Design certification. Kaye never quit. Funeral Services will be held on Tuesday, 30 July, 11am, St Andrew & St Margaret of Scotland Anglican Catholic Church; 402 E. Monroe Avenue; Alexandria VA. Interment will be Wednesday, July 31, 1:30pm, at the West Side Cemetery in Brooklyn PA. For more information, contact Fairfax Memorial Funeral Home 703-425-9702. In lieu of flowers, Kaye asked donations to be made to the Elephant Sanctuary in Tennessee, P.O. Box 393, Hohenwald, TN 38462; or the Animal Welfare League of Alexandria, 4101 Eisenhower Avenue; Alexandria, VA 22304. Please sign the Guestbook at www.legacy.com/washingtontimes
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I knew Kaye as her insurance agent and also thru her work with animals and her web site.
What a blessing she was to all, a kind and loving person.
Rest in Peace Kaye.
Thoughts & prayers with her family & friends.
August 23, 2019
My prayers and thoughts are with the family at this difficult time.
Oliver Winkfield
Coworker
July 31, 2019
Rest In Peace
God bless
Jim Price
July 30, 2019
I worked with Kaye for a number of years. She was a wonderful, bright, and caring woman. She is very much missed. My deepest sympathies to her family.
Larissa Faller
July 29, 2019
I worked with Kaye for several years in DC and she was a kind and lovely person. Rest easy, Kaye, you will be missed.
Marlene Kobar Stowell
July 26, 2019
My deepest sympathy to the family of Kaye Brown. May you be comforted in knowing that our Heavenly Father cares for you. He will give you strength and courage to cope with your grief . Psalm 94:17-19
N. S.
July 25, 2019
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