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Andrew Brown Obituary
He was born on August 25, 1990, in Detroit, Michigan, the son of Robert Brown, and raised by Steven and Debra Grenier.
Andrew held a long-standing career working as a tool and die machinist at Hercules in Warren, Michigan.
When he wasn't working, he enjoyed spending time with his friends and family. His extroverted Spirit was unparalleled in his approach on how he could make friends with anyone. His closest friends were Scott, Frank, Tyler, Nolan, and his girlfriend Rachel Mora. They were always either out on the boat fishing, going to car shows, sporting events, and sharing his love for concerts/music.
Another favorite hobby of his was playing basketball with his brothers, Stephen, Caleb and his best friend Scott, who was a brother to him.
His sisters Rachel, Hannah, and Emily were instrumental in his artistic abilities shown through his writings through the expressionism of his words.
Rest assuredly, Andrew would say, for he knew that his Spirit had been redeemed. He had a journey of striving for a renewing of the Spirit that was relentless from youth. In his words "As Newborn babes are to be more Christ like" he was seeking and found his Savior.
In his writings he wrote "Baptism does not wash away your sins. Your sins are washed away when you accept Jesus as your Savior." A true testament after his Baptism was his Peace with God.
One of Andrew's favorite verses was Romans 8:28 "We know all things work together for good to those who are called according to his Purpose." This verse was a clear reflection of Andrew's Heart, his Sensitivity, and his Purpose for us all to work together in Love.
He is survived by his mother, Debra and dad, Steven; his siblings, Rachel (Jeffrey) Palombit, Hannah Brown; Emily Brown, Caleb (Noelle) Grenier, Shiloh Grenier, Tirzah (Andy) Burchette, Stephen (Sherrie) Grenier; And his beloved nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his father, Robert Brown; and his sister, Rebekah Grenier.
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Deb Cote
June 27, 2025
Hannah
I am so sorry to hear of Andrew´s passing. I know he was your world. He was blessed to have you as his sister and may the happy memories you made together carry you through this terrible time. All my love Debbie
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