Richard Alan Brown was born on June 12th 1957in Klamath Falls Oregon to Donald and Reba Brown. He left us peacefully surrounded by family and friends on Saturday June 18th, 2022. Rich's services will be held on Saturday July 16th, 2022, 1:00P.M. At O'Hair-Wards funeral home 515 Pine St. Klamath Falls Oregon.
Richard is survived by his niece Rikole" Rikki" Alexander, great-niece Trynity Edland-Alexander, great nephew Gabriel Alexander, niece Kacy Stoneburg, and numerous friends. He is preceded in death by his father Donald Brown, mother Reba Brown, Sister Donna Stoneburg, Sister Judy Alexander and Brother-in-law Bob Alexander.
Richard was born and lived in Klamath Falls his whole life. He attended and graduated from Klamath Union High School in 1975. He worked at Production Medal Forming for 35 years plus where he was a machinists and fabricator. Richard always kept busy with his many hobbies. He was an accomplished marksman. An active member of The Jefferson State Shooting Association, where he was instrumental in producing and organizing shoots for many years. He also was an active pistol competitor, traveling to multiple states to compete. Later in life he found a passion for air rifles and pistols, collecting and modifying them. One of his biggest passions was motorcycles, both on and off road. Rich loved to ride build and maintain his motorcycles. Camping goes along with riding. Rich always had many good friends and family surrounding him on these camping trips. His latest hobby was mountain bikes. In true Rich fashion he maintained and modified the bikes to make them suitable for his needs.
Rich was an uncle, mentor and friend to so many people, his impact on the lives he touched will be missed. Heaven has another angel to watch over us.
Richard is survived by his niece Rikole" Rikki" Alexander, great-niece Trynity Edland-Alexander, great nephew Gabriel Alexander, niece Kacy Stoneburg, and numerous friends. He is preceded in death by his father Donald Brown, mother Reba Brown, Sister Donna Stoneburg, Sister Judy Alexander and Brother-in-law Bob Alexander.
Richard was born and lived in Klamath Falls his whole life. He attended and graduated from Klamath Union High School in 1975. He worked at Production Medal Forming for 35 years plus where he was a machinists and fabricator. Richard always kept busy with his many hobbies. He was an accomplished marksman. An active member of The Jefferson State Shooting Association, where he was instrumental in producing and organizing shoots for many years. He also was an active pistol competitor, traveling to multiple states to compete. Later in life he found a passion for air rifles and pistols, collecting and modifying them. One of his biggest passions was motorcycles, both on and off road. Rich loved to ride build and maintain his motorcycles. Camping goes along with riding. Rich always had many good friends and family surrounding him on these camping trips. His latest hobby was mountain bikes. In true Rich fashion he maintained and modified the bikes to make them suitable for his needs.
Rich was an uncle, mentor and friend to so many people, his impact on the lives he touched will be missed. Heaven has another angel to watch over us.
Richard Alan Brown was born on June 12th 1957in Klamath Falls Oregon to Donald and Reba Brown. He left us peacefully surrounded by family and friends on Saturday June 18th, 2022. Rich's services will be held on Saturday July 16th, 2022, 1:00P.M. At O'Hair-Wards funeral home 515 Pine St. Klamath Falls Oregon.
Richard is survived by his niece Rikole" Rikki" Alexander, great-niece Trynity Edland-Alexander, great nephew Gabriel Alexander, niece Kacy Stoneburg, and numerous friends. He is preceded in death by his father Donald Brown, mother Reba Brown, Sister Donna Stoneburg, Sister Judy Alexander and Brother-in-law Bob Alexander.
Richard was born and lived in Klamath Falls his whole life. He attended and graduated from Klamath Union High School in 1975. He worked at Production Medal Forming for 35 years plus where he was a machinists and fabricator. Richard always kept busy with his many hobbies. He was an accomplished marksman. An active member of The Jefferson State Shooting Association, where he was instrumental in producing and organizing shoots for many years. He also was an active pistol competitor, traveling to multiple states to compete. Later in life he found a passion for air rifles and pistols, collecting and modifying them. One of his biggest passions was motorcycles, both on and off road. Rich loved to ride build and maintain his motorcycles. Camping goes along with riding. Rich always had many good friends and family surrounding him on these camping trips. His latest hobby was mountain bikes. In true Rich fashion he maintained and modified the bikes to make them suitable for his needs.
Rich was an uncle, mentor and friend to so many people, his impact on the lives he touched will be missed. Heaven has another angel to watch over us.
Richard is survived by his niece Rikole" Rikki" Alexander, great-niece Trynity Edland-Alexander, great nephew Gabriel Alexander, niece Kacy Stoneburg, and numerous friends. He is preceded in death by his father Donald Brown, mother Reba Brown, Sister Donna Stoneburg, Sister Judy Alexander and Brother-in-law Bob Alexander.
Richard was born and lived in Klamath Falls his whole life. He attended and graduated from Klamath Union High School in 1975. He worked at Production Medal Forming for 35 years plus where he was a machinists and fabricator. Richard always kept busy with his many hobbies. He was an accomplished marksman. An active member of The Jefferson State Shooting Association, where he was instrumental in producing and organizing shoots for many years. He also was an active pistol competitor, traveling to multiple states to compete. Later in life he found a passion for air rifles and pistols, collecting and modifying them. One of his biggest passions was motorcycles, both on and off road. Rich loved to ride build and maintain his motorcycles. Camping goes along with riding. Rich always had many good friends and family surrounding him on these camping trips. His latest hobby was mountain bikes. In true Rich fashion he maintained and modified the bikes to make them suitable for his needs.
Rich was an uncle, mentor and friend to so many people, his impact on the lives he touched will be missed. Heaven has another angel to watch over us.
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