Malcolm Browne

My late respect to Mr Browne & best wishes to Mrs Le Lieu Browne

Thich Quang Ba
Abbot Van Hanh Monastery
Canberra- Australia

8/1/2018

My sympathies to Le Lieu, and the family on the death of Mr Browne.

My deep sympathy to the Brown family. Romans 15:33.

May the God of comfort be with your memories.

I am deeply sorry for your loss. He is in God's remembrance.

They don't make reporters any more of his caliber. That is so sad and tragic.

My sympathies on the death of Malcolm, to Le Lieu, Miriam and Tim, and his children. I am his cousin, daughter of his uncle Charlie. While we met only once (that I can remember), I vividly remember when he, Le Lieu and his father, my uncle Douglas, came to our house in Los Angeles one day while they were out from the east coast. Malcolm was full of fascinating stories about Viet Nam, the dangers there, getting hurt by stepping on a punji stake, and his dog that got a Purple Heart! I'm sorry that I waited too long to try and get in touch with him. His spirit will live on.

Thank you for the truth and stark reality checks this country needed. My condolences to his family.

Job asked? If a able bodied man should die can he live again?
You will call,   And I myself will answeryou.  For the work of your hands you will have a yearning.  Like Job Mr.Browne can look forward to a time when god will call and he will answer.

He sounds like an absolutely fascinating gentleman. Wish I could have met him in person. Thank you, Malcolm!

My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Thank you for your unflinching and uncompromising courage in showing us war as it really was, fraught with human drama, determination and pain.

RIP, Mr. Browne. Condolences to your family, friends and colleagues.

To the the family of Malcolm Browne - May God give you peace and comfort through his word and the Lord Jesus Christ during this time of sorrow, I know that he will be missed by many.

Dear Le Lieu, Tim, Martha, Miriam and family, I have such fond memories of visiting with you all in NY and VT...Thanksgiving in VT, bagels and sable plate in PW...and lots of great conversation. My deepest condolences, Le Lieu. You and Malcolm were such a wonderful team. May your memories sustain you in this difficult time. Martha & Tim, I have been trying to find your number or email, but so far no luck. I'll keep looking. May the God and Father of us all comfort you in this time of loss. You are all in my thoughts and prayers. Lynne

My deepest sympathy to the family of Malcom Browne. He lived in an age of journalism that will not be forgotten.

No matter your politics, seeing how you Do Not want to see AMERICA was and is very important. Thank you Mr. Browne for showing us this and for showing us just how to step up to courage. God Bless your Family.

Please accept my sympathy for your loss. I remember meeting Malcolm in 1963 and being much in awe of him. Tim and Miriam, I'll always hold your family in the light.

A hero for freedom, thank you for your work. RIP

In a visit twelve years ago to Vietnam's Thien Mu Pagoda (located in Hue), I viewed & photographed the displayed automobile in which Thich Quang Duc traveled to his self-immolation. Limitless courage, and what a powerful photograph! Rest in peace, Malcolm Browne.

Rest in Peace

Sympathy & kindest regards to the Browne family & friends wherever they may be. God bless 1 & all. Take care.

When it comes to heroes in any war, I always include the journalists who risk their lives to keep us informed.
Mr.Browne,I light a candle, in honor of the light that you shed on the events that changed our lives.
Thank you Malcome for your service to the cause of freedom, justice and this country. Rest in peace.

Please accept our heartfelt sympathy during this time of bereavement. Romans 15:33.

Thank you for your courageous work...R.I.P.

Sorry to hear about your loss. Please find comfort in the Hearer of prayer. Psalm 65:2

Heroic is not too grand a description of Mr. Browne's work in Vietnam. "The New Face of War" had a tremendous effect on me and, I'm sure, on thousands of others who struggled to understand what was evolving in Vietnam. Mr. Browne and David Halberstam reside in a special niche in my memory as witnesses to a new era in American political consciousness and truthtelling.