Jason "JB" "Buddha" Elliott Brown passed away September 13, 2021 at Mercy Medical Center in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. He was 40 years old.
Funeral arrangements for Jason are forthcoming. Please continue to monitor the website for upcoming service details.
Jason was born July 4, 1981 in Evergreen Park, Illinois, the son of Terry Moses and Sharon Brown. Jason was a kind man who had a deep devotion for his sons, mother, father, siblings, aunts, uncles and cousins. He loved sports and enjoyed playing football and wrestling at Iowa City West High School, where he graduated from and went on to play college football at Quincy College, in Quincy, IL. Jason was an incredibly generous individual and would work to make sure that those he loved had what they needed. Jason was a very competitive individual and in his free time loved to talk trash about everything and anything, especially video games. Jason was an incredible spirit and will be missed, but his memory will be carried on by all who knew him.
Surviving Jason are his cherished sons, Jahvon and Jaiden Brown; mother, Sharon Brown; siblings, Jonathan (Jennelle) Gill, Marcquel Gill, Shavasco (Annetta) Anderson, Essence Walker, and Vinnyette Moses; Granny, Lutie Brown; Granny Annie Moses; aunts and uncles, Cathy Brown, Booker (Janet) Brown III, Mark (Rita Jackson) Brown, Angela Brown, Tina Brown, Teresa Dawson, Essie (Burmmie) Bell, Sherald Moses, LeRoy Moses, Wanda Moses, David Moses, Angela (Ellis) Singlet and Richard (Joni) Alston; and host of cousins, nieces, nephews, and friends. Sadly, Jason is preceded in death by his father, Terry Moses; and papa, Booker Brown, Jr.; and Grandfather, David Moses.
Funeral arrangements for Jason are forthcoming. Please continue to monitor the website for upcoming service details.
Jason was born July 4, 1981 in Evergreen Park, Illinois, the son of Terry Moses and Sharon Brown. Jason was a kind man who had a deep devotion for his sons, mother, father, siblings, aunts, uncles and cousins. He loved sports and enjoyed playing football and wrestling at Iowa City West High School, where he graduated from and went on to play college football at Quincy College, in Quincy, IL. Jason was an incredibly generous individual and would work to make sure that those he loved had what they needed. Jason was a very competitive individual and in his free time loved to talk trash about everything and anything, especially video games. Jason was an incredible spirit and will be missed, but his memory will be carried on by all who knew him.
Surviving Jason are his cherished sons, Jahvon and Jaiden Brown; mother, Sharon Brown; siblings, Jonathan (Jennelle) Gill, Marcquel Gill, Shavasco (Annetta) Anderson, Essence Walker, and Vinnyette Moses; Granny, Lutie Brown; Granny Annie Moses; aunts and uncles, Cathy Brown, Booker (Janet) Brown III, Mark (Rita Jackson) Brown, Angela Brown, Tina Brown, Teresa Dawson, Essie (Burmmie) Bell, Sherald Moses, LeRoy Moses, Wanda Moses, David Moses, Angela (Ellis) Singlet and Richard (Joni) Alston; and host of cousins, nieces, nephews, and friends. Sadly, Jason is preceded in death by his father, Terry Moses; and papa, Booker Brown, Jr.; and Grandfather, David Moses.
Jason "JB" "Buddha" Elliott Brown passed away September 13, 2021 at Mercy Medical Center in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. He was 40 years old.
Funeral arrangements for Jason are forthcoming. Please continue to monitor the website for upcoming service details.
Jason was born July 4, 1981 in Evergreen Park, Illinois, the son of Terry Moses and Sharon Brown. Jason was a kind man who had a deep devotion for his sons, mother, father, siblings, aunts, uncles and cousins. He loved sports and enjoyed playing football and wrestling at Iowa City West High School, where he graduated from and went on to play college football at Quincy College, in Quincy, IL. Jason was an incredibly generous individual and would work to make sure that those he loved had what they needed. Jason was a very competitive individual and in his free time loved to talk trash about everything and anything, especially video games. Jason was an incredible spirit and will be missed, but his memory will be carried on by all who knew him.
Surviving Jason are his cherished sons, Jahvon and Jaiden Brown; mother, Sharon Brown; siblings, Jonathan (Jennelle) Gill, Marcquel Gill, Shavasco (Annetta) Anderson, Essence Walker, and Vinnyette Moses; Granny, Lutie Brown; Granny Annie Moses; aunts and uncles, Cathy Brown, Booker (Janet) Brown III, Mark (Rita Jackson) Brown, Angela Brown, Tina Brown, Teresa Dawson, Essie (Burmmie) Bell, Sherald Moses, LeRoy Moses, Wanda Moses, David Moses, Angela (Ellis) Singlet and Richard (Joni) Alston; and host of cousins, nieces, nephews, and friends. Sadly, Jason is preceded in death by his father, Terry Moses; and papa, Booker Brown, Jr.; and Grandfather, David Moses.
Funeral arrangements for Jason are forthcoming. Please continue to monitor the website for upcoming service details.
Jason was born July 4, 1981 in Evergreen Park, Illinois, the son of Terry Moses and Sharon Brown. Jason was a kind man who had a deep devotion for his sons, mother, father, siblings, aunts, uncles and cousins. He loved sports and enjoyed playing football and wrestling at Iowa City West High School, where he graduated from and went on to play college football at Quincy College, in Quincy, IL. Jason was an incredibly generous individual and would work to make sure that those he loved had what they needed. Jason was a very competitive individual and in his free time loved to talk trash about everything and anything, especially video games. Jason was an incredible spirit and will be missed, but his memory will be carried on by all who knew him.
Surviving Jason are his cherished sons, Jahvon and Jaiden Brown; mother, Sharon Brown; siblings, Jonathan (Jennelle) Gill, Marcquel Gill, Shavasco (Annetta) Anderson, Essence Walker, and Vinnyette Moses; Granny, Lutie Brown; Granny Annie Moses; aunts and uncles, Cathy Brown, Booker (Janet) Brown III, Mark (Rita Jackson) Brown, Angela Brown, Tina Brown, Teresa Dawson, Essie (Burmmie) Bell, Sherald Moses, LeRoy Moses, Wanda Moses, David Moses, Angela (Ellis) Singlet and Richard (Joni) Alston; and host of cousins, nieces, nephews, and friends. Sadly, Jason is preceded in death by his father, Terry Moses; and papa, Booker Brown, Jr.; and Grandfather, David Moses.
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
