Birth date: Feb 14, 1949 Death date: Dec 2, 2019
Johnny Mac Brown, 70, of Wildwood, passed away Monday, December 2, 2019. Mr. Brown was born February 14, 1949 in Dutton, AL to John and Mary Ida (Medlock) Brown. He played both football and basketball at Davis High School in Georg Read Obituary
Mac will be dearly missed by all that knew him. He was one hell of a fisherman. I will always remember the fishing trips we took with Mac feeling skunked in the beginning but by the end of the day he always had the biggest fish. He was always piddling on things when he wasn't fishing. I feel blessed to have been able to spend time with Mac and Ms. Marcia they are wonderful people.
Johnny Mac was a Great Son-In-Law, that I loved very much and will miss him. He always showed up to help me in so many ways, I cannot list them all but will mention a few. After hurricanes, he was the first to show up to clean up branches and burn, he helped trim my fruit trees, remove dead ones, and helped burn over 100 cedar trees we had cut down over a period of time. He appeared out of the blue "Mom, I am going to fix your fence" and so many other things. He always wanted to cook our Thanksgiving turkeys for the past 30 years, and famous for his dressings. Always shared his fish catchings, clean fish ready to cook. He would just stop by to visit on a whim. I thought the world of him and will miss him greatly. Son, may you rest in peace, Love Always, Mom.
Marcia and family, I am sorry to hear about Johnny Mac. I know he will be deeply missed. My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of sorrow.
Bunny Mason
Johnny Mac was a great brother-in-law. He lived life to the fullest. He was a hard working man at CSX and at home. He was always building something, making improvements around the home, cooking big meals for family and friends. He was an advid huntsman and fisherman, and met his quota every time. He never came home empty handed. It was just natural that he made the mark. He spoke a lot about his early school days, football events and about the special people that made an impact in his life. He loved his family and friends in Tennessee, Georgia and Florida. He always welcomed family and/or friends to come visit and/or go hunting or fishing with him. He had a heart as big as Texas! We will miss you brother.....Love you, Barbara
