Harold F. Brown was the third oldest and 2nd boy born of Harvey Baker Brown and Mary Myrtle Steele Brown in Ford County Kansas. He was first married to Bernice Maude Sullivan Brown. They adopted a child from the Sioux City, Iowa who they named Harold Jr. Brown, "Bud". After Bernice passed away, HAROLD Sr., found and married Madge. (Maiden name unk at this time.) It ended in divorce in the mid-1960's.
Harold Sr. was a High Voltage Lineman (HVAC) working for Wyoming Electric & Power and evenually Nebraska Power & Light in Western Nebraska, during his life time. A life long resident of Wyoming in Lander & Casper, coming after those Kansas Roots, Harold lived also in retirement in Belfair, Bellingham, and Bremerton, WA areas during the Summer, and Yuma, AZ during the winter season.
He was an avid fisherman and hunter, teaching members of his extended family, children, grand children, grand nephews and neices, in some of the hunting arts. In his twilight years, he finally settled near family in Grand Junction, Co. And Colorado Speings, CO., where he passed from a pulmonary heart disease and other complications, in 1992. He is survived by his son, Harold, Jr. & his wife, grandson Micheal Brown and 3 grandaughters, and several great grand children, nephews & neices, and great/great great nephews and neices.
His parents and one brother and sister, Mildred are interned in Fairmount Cemetery in East Southeast Denver, CO.
Harold Sr. was a High Voltage Lineman (HVAC) working for Wyoming Electric & Power and evenually Nebraska Power & Light in Western Nebraska, during his life time. A life long resident of Wyoming in Lander & Casper, coming after those Kansas Roots, Harold lived also in retirement in Belfair, Bellingham, and Bremerton, WA areas during the Summer, and Yuma, AZ during the winter season.
He was an avid fisherman and hunter, teaching members of his extended family, children, grand children, grand nephews and neices, in some of the hunting arts. In his twilight years, he finally settled near family in Grand Junction, Co. And Colorado Speings, CO., where he passed from a pulmonary heart disease and other complications, in 1992. He is survived by his son, Harold, Jr. & his wife, grandson Micheal Brown and 3 grandaughters, and several great grand children, nephews & neices, and great/great great nephews and neices.
His parents and one brother and sister, Mildred are interned in Fairmount Cemetery in East Southeast Denver, CO.
Harold F. Brown was the third oldest and 2nd boy born of Harvey Baker Brown and Mary Myrtle Steele Brown in Ford County Kansas. He was first married to Bernice Maude Sullivan Brown. They adopted a child from the Sioux City, Iowa who they named Harold Jr. Brown, "Bud". After Bernice passed away, HAROLD Sr., found and married Madge. (Maiden name unk at this time.) It ended in divorce in the mid-1960's.
Harold Sr. was a High Voltage Lineman (HVAC) working for Wyoming Electric & Power and evenually Nebraska Power & Light in Western Nebraska, during his life time. A life long resident of Wyoming in Lander & Casper, coming after those Kansas Roots, Harold lived also in retirement in Belfair, Bellingham, and Bremerton, WA areas during the Summer, and Yuma, AZ during the winter season.
He was an avid fisherman and hunter, teaching members of his extended family, children, grand children, grand nephews and neices, in some of the hunting arts. In his twilight years, he finally settled near family in Grand Junction, Co. And Colorado Speings, CO., where he passed from a pulmonary heart disease and other complications, in 1992. He is survived by his son, Harold, Jr. & his wife, grandson Micheal Brown and 3 grandaughters, and several great grand children, nephews & neices, and great/great great nephews and neices.
His parents and one brother and sister, Mildred are interned in Fairmount Cemetery in East Southeast Denver, CO.
Harold Sr. was a High Voltage Lineman (HVAC) working for Wyoming Electric & Power and evenually Nebraska Power & Light in Western Nebraska, during his life time. A life long resident of Wyoming in Lander & Casper, coming after those Kansas Roots, Harold lived also in retirement in Belfair, Bellingham, and Bremerton, WA areas during the Summer, and Yuma, AZ during the winter season.
He was an avid fisherman and hunter, teaching members of his extended family, children, grand children, grand nephews and neices, in some of the hunting arts. In his twilight years, he finally settled near family in Grand Junction, Co. And Colorado Speings, CO., where he passed from a pulmonary heart disease and other complications, in 1992. He is survived by his son, Harold, Jr. & his wife, grandson Micheal Brown and 3 grandaughters, and several great grand children, nephews & neices, and great/great great nephews and neices.
His parents and one brother and sister, Mildred are interned in Fairmount Cemetery in East Southeast Denver, CO.
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