Eviton was the youngest son of Queen Brown's four children. He was a 2001 graduate of Miami Norland Senior High School and was a former star football player in the position of Defensive End. He was also a student at Florida A&M. In 2002, Eviton pursued his undergraduate degree at FAMU in Tallahassee, Florida. As a Civil Engineer major, Eviton became a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers. In 2005, he welcomed his daughter, Saidah Brown. After his passing, Eviton's mother, Queen Brown and his three surviving siblings, started a radio show in his memory in hopes of not only finding his killer, but to bring awareness to senseless shootings. His case remains unsolved. He was found lifeless in front of a Northwest Miami-Dade car dealership. Our son, brother, father and friend was the 200th death due to needless homicide that year.
Eviton was the youngest son of Queen Brown's four children. He was a 2001 graduate of Miami Norland Senior High School and was a former star football player in the position of Defensive End. He was also a student at Florida A&M. In 2002, Eviton pursued his undergraduate degree at FAMU in Tallahassee, Florida. As a Civil Engineer major, Eviton became a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers. In 2005, he welcomed his daughter, Saidah Brown. After his passing, Eviton's mother, Queen Brown and his three surviving siblings, started a radio show in his memory in hopes of not only finding his killer, but to bring awareness to senseless shootings. His case remains unsolved. He was found lifeless in front of a Northwest Miami-Dade car dealership. Our son, brother, father and friend was the 200th death due to needless homicide that year.
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