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Harold Brown Obituary
East Alton - Harold R. Brown, Jr., 59, passed away 4:14 pm, Friday, December 9, 2022 at his residence.
Born April 27, 1963 in Alton, he was the son of Harold R. Brown, Sr. and Joyce White.
A U.S. army veteran, he had worked as a laborer out of Labor Local #218 in Alton.
On July 8, 1983 in Forest Homes, he married Lisa Lewis. She survives.
Surviving also are his children, Nathan Brown (Marci Armstrong), Dorsey Brown, Holly (Ryan) Cox, Brooke Brown; grandchildren, Nathan Brown, Haylee Brown, Titus Dougher, Jax Springer, Brayden Eardley, Bennett Robins, Annabella Belden; brother, Michael D. Brown; and sisters, Dawn Zyph, Renee (Eric) Felkins, Alice (Ed) Noe, Sheila (Bill) Manus, Barbara (Scot) Kilburn, Collene (Sam) Perkins, Heather Brown, Hope (Joshua) Van Ess, Hannah (Jesse) Cline and Melinda Plumer.
Visitation will be from 4-7 pm, Wednesday, December 14 at Marks Mortuary in Wood River where funeral service will be conducted at 10 am Thursday. Pastor Dan Penrod will officiate.
Burial will follow in Glasgow Cemetery in Glasgow.
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Joanne Clark
December 12, 2022
My condolences and prayers go out to all who loved Rusty. I have many great memories of Rusty and his sisters in my life as he was my twin sister's eldest child. I was so sad to hear the news of his passing becuz I wasn't aware that he was sick. Life's not easy as we all get older. I won't be able to attend the funeral because of health problems, but my heart will be with you all. Love to all, Aunt Joanne Clark
Karen Pickett
December 11, 2022
My sympathy to you and your family Lisa. Prayers for you all
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