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Mary Brown Obituary
She is lovingly remembered by her children, Daniel H. Brown (Barb), Danicia A. Duncan, and David G. Brown (Tami), along with her cherished grandchildren and great-grandchildren as well as her best friend, Sharon Phenicie. As well as her brother, Jerry Schad (Lorena), her Nieces and Nephews, Kathy Schad Willmott (Kevin), Tom Schad, Mike Schad, Jon Schad and Jodi Schad. Mary Lou's grand children Kristin Hauser (Thomas), Hank Driskell (Jenna), Luke Driskell (Kaileigh), Cody Duncan, Brock Brown, Makaela Redlin (Steven), Bryce Brown (Jenna), Sydney Keefe (Brody), Walker Brown (Allie) and Great Grandchildren, Theo, Avani and Desi Hauser, Royce Driskell, Sloan Driskell, Everleigh Redlin, Brewer and Sutton Brown, Nash and Lottie Keefe and Hudson and Hollie Brown, and one on the way. Mary Lou was reunited with her beloved husband, Gary W. Brown, and her parents, Henry and Mildred Schad, and two brothers, Chuck and Joe Schad in eternal peace.
A devout parishioner, Mary Lou worshiped with grace and devotion at Queen of the Holy Rosary. Her life was a testament to the virtues of love, charity, and gratitude, which she embodied in every action and interaction.
The community is invited to honor Mary Lou's memory at her services on March 9, 2024. A Rosary and Visitation will commence at 10:00 am, followed by the celebration of Mass at 11:00 am, burial to follow at Queen of the Holy Rosary, Bucyrus, KS, reflecting her dedication to her faith.
In remembrance of Mary Lou's compassionate spirit, contributions may be made to Olive's Hope, an organization that resonated with her love for animals, particularly her adored dog, Wilson. Donations to Olive's Hope can be made at oliveshope.org, continuing her legacy of kindness.
Mary Lou Brown's gentle soul and benevolent heart have left an indelible mark on this world, and she will be profoundly missed by all whose lives she touched.
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susan kolb
October 2, 2024
My thoughst and prayers s for her, i will miss her dearly she always love my hair cut ...
Edward Mika
March 7, 2024
Ted and Monica Mika and boys
Grandma Brown gave the gift of cooking. She wasn't only concerned at the main entrée but also included in her handwritten notes how to manage the left overs (if you had them).
Grandma Brown's Pot Roast
4 to 5 lbs. Chuck Roast ....Sear in pan on top of the stove then throw in as many potatoes and carrots as you want!
Put in 1/2 cups of water
Cover with dry onion soup (1 package) (Lipton is the best)
Seal tightly with heavy foil and bake at 350 for three hours or until tender
Leftovers:
1. Cut up leftovers and add green beans, peas etc. Add more potatoes.
2. Leftover soup. Make the onion soup as directed on package but add more water if necessary and cook in pot on stove top.
Thank you Grandma Brown. While a seemingly easy recipe after 30 plus years I still can't make mine taste as good as yours, but I will keep trying.
All our Love
The Mika's
Rick & Dottie
February 29, 2024
Your heart soon will be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived. In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.
Dianna
February 28, 2024
My thoughts and prayers. She always made me smile
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