Schenectady- Thomas "Tommy" G. Brown , 20, passed away on Saturday, November 19, 2016.
Tommy leaves behind his loving mother April Rowley, his sister Brittany Brown, his brother Gregory Brown Jr., sister in-law Kaelynn Gagne, nephew Logan Huntington Brown. Not to mention the many Aunts, Uncles, and cousins, as well as the hundreds of friends who loved Thomas so very much.
As written by his Mother, April:
"Tommy was a bright beautiful star on a dark and gloomy night. His energy and enthusiasm would make the saddest day happy.
His smile was infectious and his love for friends and family was uninhibited!! The world was a better place to have had him in it even if it was for a short time.
Thomas had a heart of gold and I can't tell you how proud I was to learn that my baby was an organ donor; because of this gift, someone will see the world through his eyes, and a beautiful world it will be!
Tommy had a deep passion for cars and spent most weekends driving around with his friends taking pictures of their cars. He also adored animals, he worked at Aqueduct Animal Hospital before he took his current position at Goldstein Auto.
He was a die hard Giants fan, and he loved Odell Beckham. We had planned to go to a game as neither of us had ever gone to a game.
He loved music, anything from country and metal to dubstep. Anything Tommy did was with passion and grace.
Tommy leaves behind his loving mother April Rowley, his sister Brittany Brown, his brother Gregory Brown Jr., sister in-law Kaelynn Gagne, nephew Logan Huntington Brown. Not to mention the many Aunts, Uncles, and cousins, as well as the hundreds of friends who loved Thomas so very much.
As written by his Mother, April:
"Tommy was a bright beautiful star on a dark and gloomy night. His energy and enthusiasm would make the saddest day happy.
His smile was infectious and his love for friends and family was uninhibited!! The world was a better place to have had him in it even if it was for a short time.
Thomas had a heart of gold and I can't tell you how proud I was to learn that my baby was an organ donor; because of this gift, someone will see the world through his eyes, and a beautiful world it will be!
Tommy had a deep passion for cars and spent most weekends driving around with his friends taking pictures of their cars. He also adored animals, he worked at Aqueduct Animal Hospital before he took his current position at Goldstein Auto.
He was a die hard Giants fan, and he loved Odell Beckham. We had planned to go to a game as neither of us had ever gone to a game.
He loved music, anything from country and metal to dubstep. Anything Tommy did was with passion and grace.
Schenectady- Thomas "Tommy" G. Brown , 20, passed away on Saturday, November 19, 2016.
Tommy leaves behind his loving mother April Rowley, his sister Brittany Brown, his brother Gregory Brown Jr., sister in-law Kaelynn Gagne, nephew Logan Huntington Brown. Not to mention the many Aunts, Uncles, and cousins, as well as the hundreds of friends who loved Thomas so very much.
As written by his Mother, April:
"Tommy was a bright beautiful star on a dark and gloomy night. His energy and enthusiasm would make the saddest day happy.
His smile was infectious and his love for friends and family was uninhibited!! The world was a better place to have had him in it even if it was for a short time.
Thomas had a heart of gold and I can't tell you how proud I was to learn that my baby was an organ donor; because of this gift, someone will see the world through his eyes, and a beautiful world it will be!
Tommy had a deep passion for cars and spent most weekends driving around with his friends taking pictures of their cars. He also adored animals, he worked at Aqueduct Animal Hospital before he took his current position at Goldstein Auto.
He was a die hard Giants fan, and he loved Odell Beckham. We had planned to go to a game as neither of us had ever gone to a game.
He loved music, anything from country and metal to dubstep. Anything Tommy did was with passion and grace.
Tommy leaves behind his loving mother April Rowley, his sister Brittany Brown, his brother Gregory Brown Jr., sister in-law Kaelynn Gagne, nephew Logan Huntington Brown. Not to mention the many Aunts, Uncles, and cousins, as well as the hundreds of friends who loved Thomas so very much.
As written by his Mother, April:
"Tommy was a bright beautiful star on a dark and gloomy night. His energy and enthusiasm would make the saddest day happy.
His smile was infectious and his love for friends and family was uninhibited!! The world was a better place to have had him in it even if it was for a short time.
Thomas had a heart of gold and I can't tell you how proud I was to learn that my baby was an organ donor; because of this gift, someone will see the world through his eyes, and a beautiful world it will be!
Tommy had a deep passion for cars and spent most weekends driving around with his friends taking pictures of their cars. He also adored animals, he worked at Aqueduct Animal Hospital before he took his current position at Goldstein Auto.
He was a die hard Giants fan, and he loved Odell Beckham. We had planned to go to a game as neither of us had ever gone to a game.
He loved music, anything from country and metal to dubstep. Anything Tommy did was with passion and grace.
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