Brenda and my wife, Debbie Brown were best friends growing up and remained close until her death from cancer in 1992. Brenda was a very giving individual and loved to help other people. Her husband, Gary was killed in a auto accident when he fell asleep behind the wheel on the way home from a fishing trip. He was on life support for 3 days until the Dr's explained to her that there was no brain activity and he would not be "waking up". Always friendly and kind, even when she was suffering so. She asked me to "put her down in" from her deathbead in the Williamsport Hospital a few days before she died. I and several other of her close friends were pall bearers that day.
Brenda and my wife, Debbie Brown were best friends growing up and remained close until her death from cancer in 1992. Brenda was a very giving individual and loved to help other people. Her husband, Gary was killed in a auto accident when he fell asleep behind the wheel on the way home from a fishing trip. He was on life support for 3 days until the Dr's explained to her that there was no brain activity and he would not be "waking up". Always friendly and kind, even when she was suffering so. She asked me to "put her down in" from her deathbead in the Williamsport Hospital a few days before she died. I and several other of her close friends were pall bearers that day.
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