Funeral services for Raymond T. "Salty" Brown, 65, of Baring, Missouri, were held at two o'clock Wednesday afternoon, September 11, 1985, in Hudson-Rimer Funeral Chapel, Edina, Missouri. The Rev. Archie Cooper of Kirksville conducted the services. The musical selection was "One Day At A Time." Burial was in the Slocum Cemetery west of Greensburg with military rites at the graveside.
Mr. Brown died at 12:28 Monday morning, September 9, 1985, in the Veterans Administration Hospital in Iowa City, Iowa.
The son of Lafayette and Bertha Frances Brown, he was born January 3, 1920, in Knox County, he was never married.
Surviving are four brothers, Alfred Brown of Gorin, Missouri, Dave Brown of Baring, Missouri, Carl Brown of Centerville, Iowa, and Isaac Brown of San Bernardino, California, and two sisters, Mrs. Arthur (Frances) Henry of Memphis, Missouri, and Mrs. Herschel (Daisy) Clark of Memphis, Missouri.
He was preceded in death by two sisters, Elsie Rowlison and Dona Davis and one brother, Ellis Brown.
Mr. Brown was a life-long resident of the Baring community and had been employed with the Knox County Maintenance Department.
During World War II, Mr. Brown served with the United States Army, 29th Division of the Infantry. During his military career he received the Purple Heart in the European theater.
Mr. Brown was a member of the Wallace W. Gillespie Memorial V.F.W. Post No. 4958 of Memphis.
Bearers were Ernest Moore, Gale Barker, Robert Quigley, Jon Kaduce, Jeff Kaduce and Rodney Thomas.
Unknown Newspaper
September 10, 1985
Funeral services for Raymond T. "Salty" Brown, 65, of Baring, Missouri, were held at two o'clock Wednesday afternoon, September 11, 1985, in Hudson-Rimer Funeral Chapel, Edina, Missouri. The Rev. Archie Cooper of Kirksville conducted the services. The musical selection was "One Day At A Time." Burial was in the Slocum Cemetery west of Greensburg with military rites at the graveside.
Mr. Brown died at 12:28 Monday morning, September 9, 1985, in the Veterans Administration Hospital in Iowa City, Iowa.
The son of Lafayette and Bertha Frances Brown, he was born January 3, 1920, in Knox County, he was never married.
Surviving are four brothers, Alfred Brown of Gorin, Missouri, Dave Brown of Baring, Missouri, Carl Brown of Centerville, Iowa, and Isaac Brown of San Bernardino, California, and two sisters, Mrs. Arthur (Frances) Henry of Memphis, Missouri, and Mrs. Herschel (Daisy) Clark of Memphis, Missouri.
He was preceded in death by two sisters, Elsie Rowlison and Dona Davis and one brother, Ellis Brown.
Mr. Brown was a life-long resident of the Baring community and had been employed with the Knox County Maintenance Department.
During World War II, Mr. Brown served with the United States Army, 29th Division of the Infantry. During his military career he received the Purple Heart in the European theater.
Mr. Brown was a member of the Wallace W. Gillespie Memorial V.F.W. Post No. 4958 of Memphis.
Bearers were Ernest Moore, Gale Barker, Robert Quigley, Jon Kaduce, Jeff Kaduce and Rodney Thomas.
Unknown Newspaper
September 10, 1985
Family Members
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Elsie E Brown Rowlison
1894–1983
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Dona Luretta Brown Davis
1895–1942
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William Ellis Brown
1898–1980
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Carl Brown
1900–1989
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Dave Marlin Brown
1902–1986
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Daisy Mae Brown Clark
1906–1994
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Frances Catherine Brown Henry
1908–2001
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Ernest Brown
1911–1911
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Alfred Lafayette "Jim" Brown
1912–2003
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Isaac Newton "Brownie" Brown
1914–1986
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