Mr. Mix Brown, Jr. was born to Mr. and Mrs. Mix Brown, Sr. on April 3, 1930 in Manford, Oklahoma. he served faithfully in the U.S. Army, serving in the Korean War as a sergeant.
Mr. Mix Brown, Jr. was a model man. When a child, he was manly and obedient; when a young man he was respectful to everyone; and as he took his place as a grown man, he laid aside his childish things and proved himself as a worthy man.
Mr. Mix Brown, Jr. will never be forgotten by the friends in the community that he loved so dearly.
He leaved to mourn in his passing: His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mix Brown, Sr.; three sons, Kenneth Brown, Charles Brown and Raymond Brown, all of Fresno, California; three brothers, Mr. Albert Brown of Fresno, California, Mr. Henry Stewart of Los Angeles, California, Mr. Buford Stewart of Winford, California, and Mr. Uzelle Stephenson of San Diego, California; two sisters, Ms. Ethel Brown of Fresno, California and Mrs. Zefphralee Primas of Los Angeles, California; and a host of other relatives and friends.
Bio provide by Peggy Littlefield
Mr. Mix Brown, Jr. was a model man. When a child, he was manly and obedient; when a young man he was respectful to everyone; and as he took his place as a grown man, he laid aside his childish things and proved himself as a worthy man.
Mr. Mix Brown, Jr. will never be forgotten by the friends in the community that he loved so dearly.
He leaved to mourn in his passing: His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mix Brown, Sr.; three sons, Kenneth Brown, Charles Brown and Raymond Brown, all of Fresno, California; three brothers, Mr. Albert Brown of Fresno, California, Mr. Henry Stewart of Los Angeles, California, Mr. Buford Stewart of Winford, California, and Mr. Uzelle Stephenson of San Diego, California; two sisters, Ms. Ethel Brown of Fresno, California and Mrs. Zefphralee Primas of Los Angeles, California; and a host of other relatives and friends.
Bio provide by Peggy Littlefield
Mr. Mix Brown, Jr. was born to Mr. and Mrs. Mix Brown, Sr. on April 3, 1930 in Manford, Oklahoma. he served faithfully in the U.S. Army, serving in the Korean War as a sergeant.
Mr. Mix Brown, Jr. was a model man. When a child, he was manly and obedient; when a young man he was respectful to everyone; and as he took his place as a grown man, he laid aside his childish things and proved himself as a worthy man.
Mr. Mix Brown, Jr. will never be forgotten by the friends in the community that he loved so dearly.
He leaved to mourn in his passing: His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mix Brown, Sr.; three sons, Kenneth Brown, Charles Brown and Raymond Brown, all of Fresno, California; three brothers, Mr. Albert Brown of Fresno, California, Mr. Henry Stewart of Los Angeles, California, Mr. Buford Stewart of Winford, California, and Mr. Uzelle Stephenson of San Diego, California; two sisters, Ms. Ethel Brown of Fresno, California and Mrs. Zefphralee Primas of Los Angeles, California; and a host of other relatives and friends.
Bio provide by Peggy Littlefield
Mr. Mix Brown, Jr. was a model man. When a child, he was manly and obedient; when a young man he was respectful to everyone; and as he took his place as a grown man, he laid aside his childish things and proved himself as a worthy man.
Mr. Mix Brown, Jr. will never be forgotten by the friends in the community that he loved so dearly.
He leaved to mourn in his passing: His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mix Brown, Sr.; three sons, Kenneth Brown, Charles Brown and Raymond Brown, all of Fresno, California; three brothers, Mr. Albert Brown of Fresno, California, Mr. Henry Stewart of Los Angeles, California, Mr. Buford Stewart of Winford, California, and Mr. Uzelle Stephenson of San Diego, California; two sisters, Ms. Ethel Brown of Fresno, California and Mrs. Zefphralee Primas of Los Angeles, California; and a host of other relatives and friends.
Bio provide by Peggy Littlefield
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