Birth date: Apr 28, 1939 Death date: Jan 15, 2015
James F. Brown, 75, of The Villages passed away Thursday, January 15, 2015. Mr. Brown was born April 28, 1939 in Ft. Wayne, IN to the late James and Mae (Turner) Brown. He had served in the US Air Force and was a retired salesman. Read Obituary
Jim and I were childhood friends to the end. Wow, wish I would have given more notice that you were in the hospital, you know Jim I would have been there for you to the end. I"m happy that Barb put the phone to your ear, and that I was able to say I love you and said a prayer with you. There's a lot of questions but, it's all over now. I will keep you in my heart and you will always be like a brother . RIP and I know I will see you some day. This is a very sad time........ ; (
Oh dad, there are soooo many unsaid words, but I can take comfort in knowing I'd talked to you before you left. I shared my woes and dilemmas, asked your advice, told you secrets you've now taken with you...but damnit, dad, I still need you in my life. Too much still to deal with, your opinion and wisdom on these matters more than I can say. I always ended our conversations with Love you dad, who will I say that to now? Even tho we didn't have the chance to grow together, you were always my dad, absent or not, and I am going to miss you terribly. May you find the peace you need now. I love you, daddy, forever RIP.
Jim,Let me start by saying I miss you more and more! My heart aches to hear your voice. I am so glad I got to see you at Christmas time! You have been in my life and children's life since they were young.. You will continue to be in our lives forever as you live on in my older two as you helped to guide them. I love you with all my heart and you will always be a part of my heart! Thank You for being a part of our lives and moms. Love you forever! RIP now you'll be with Daddy Ted and the rest of the family including Gaston and Luther! Love always your stepdaughter ( like a daughter)
Hi Pop,
Sorry that we lost touch. My fault not yours. I know that you were the best father in the world. Too bad Barb didn't allow anyone contact towards the end.
You always managed to teach and guide me in life no matter how hard I fought you. So I'll tell you one more time, you were right, I was wrong and I'll love & miss you!
💛💙💜💚❤️
