George was a member of Bethany Presbyterian Church for over 60 years.He enjoyed his hobby as an avid Amateur Radio Operator WA8EVD and W8EVD for over 40 years and positively influenced the lives of young men through his involvement in the Big Brothers/Big Sisters Association. George retired from the State of Ohio's Department of Commerce after 35 years of service.∼George Lewis Brown, was born February 27, 1922 in Clintonville, Kentucky to Willie and Sarah (Jacobs) Brown. At age 88, he passed away peacefully on Friday, January 7, 2011, at home in Columbus, Ohio.
George was a member of Bethany Presbyterian Church for over 60 years, where he taught Sunday school, served on the Board of Elders and the Board of Trustees he was active in the Bethany Presbyterian Men's Council and for many years active in both the Presbytery of Scioto Valley and the Synod of the Covenant.
He enjoyed his hobby as an avid Amateur Radio Operator for over 40 years and positively influenced the lives of young men through his involvement in the Big Brothers/Big Sisters Association.
George retired from the State of Ohio Department of Commerce after 35 years of service.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Willie and Sarah Brown; brothers Emmitt, William, Isaac, and his sister, Laura Bosley.
George is survived by his wife of 57 years, Thelma; daughters, Terri (David) Woode, Toria Brown ; grandsons, Robert Chester, Jarred Miller; nephews, William Brown, Charles (Sonya) Brown, William C. (Margie) Brown, Emmitt Brown, Augustus Bosley; nieces; Doris (Robert) Runkle, Ann Brown, Irene Brown, Joyce (Michael) Garrison; special cousin, James Jacobs; brother-in-law, Herman (Evelyn) Henderson; and many beloved great- and great-great- nieces and nephews; and a host of other relatives and friends.
George was a member of Bethany Presbyterian Church for over 60 years, where he taught Sunday school, served on the Board of Elders and the Board of Trustees he was active in the Bethany Presbyterian Men's Council and for many years active in both the Presbytery of Scioto Valley and the Synod of the Covenant.
He enjoyed his hobby as an avid Amateur Radio Operator for over 40 years and positively influenced the lives of young men through his involvement in the Big Brothers/Big Sisters Association.
George retired from the State of Ohio Department of Commerce after 35 years of service.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Willie and Sarah Brown; brothers Emmitt, William, Isaac, and his sister, Laura Bosley.
George is survived by his wife of 57 years, Thelma; daughters, Terri (David) Woode, Toria Brown ; grandsons, Robert Chester, Jarred Miller; nephews, William Brown, Charles (Sonya) Brown, William C. (Margie) Brown, Emmitt Brown, Augustus Bosley; nieces; Doris (Robert) Runkle, Ann Brown, Irene Brown, Joyce (Michael) Garrison; special cousin, James Jacobs; brother-in-law, Herman (Evelyn) Henderson; and many beloved great- and great-great- nieces and nephews; and a host of other relatives and friends.
George was a member of Bethany Presbyterian Church for over 60 years.He enjoyed his hobby as an avid Amateur Radio Operator WA8EVD and W8EVD for over 40 years and positively influenced the lives of young men through his involvement in the Big Brothers/Big Sisters Association. George retired from the State of Ohio's Department of Commerce after 35 years of service.∼George Lewis Brown, was born February 27, 1922 in Clintonville, Kentucky to Willie and Sarah (Jacobs) Brown. At age 88, he passed away peacefully on Friday, January 7, 2011, at home in Columbus, Ohio.
George was a member of Bethany Presbyterian Church for over 60 years, where he taught Sunday school, served on the Board of Elders and the Board of Trustees he was active in the Bethany Presbyterian Men's Council and for many years active in both the Presbytery of Scioto Valley and the Synod of the Covenant.
He enjoyed his hobby as an avid Amateur Radio Operator for over 40 years and positively influenced the lives of young men through his involvement in the Big Brothers/Big Sisters Association.
George retired from the State of Ohio Department of Commerce after 35 years of service.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Willie and Sarah Brown; brothers Emmitt, William, Isaac, and his sister, Laura Bosley.
George is survived by his wife of 57 years, Thelma; daughters, Terri (David) Woode, Toria Brown ; grandsons, Robert Chester, Jarred Miller; nephews, William Brown, Charles (Sonya) Brown, William C. (Margie) Brown, Emmitt Brown, Augustus Bosley; nieces; Doris (Robert) Runkle, Ann Brown, Irene Brown, Joyce (Michael) Garrison; special cousin, James Jacobs; brother-in-law, Herman (Evelyn) Henderson; and many beloved great- and great-great- nieces and nephews; and a host of other relatives and friends.
George was a member of Bethany Presbyterian Church for over 60 years, where he taught Sunday school, served on the Board of Elders and the Board of Trustees he was active in the Bethany Presbyterian Men's Council and for many years active in both the Presbytery of Scioto Valley and the Synod of the Covenant.
He enjoyed his hobby as an avid Amateur Radio Operator for over 40 years and positively influenced the lives of young men through his involvement in the Big Brothers/Big Sisters Association.
George retired from the State of Ohio Department of Commerce after 35 years of service.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Willie and Sarah Brown; brothers Emmitt, William, Isaac, and his sister, Laura Bosley.
George is survived by his wife of 57 years, Thelma; daughters, Terri (David) Woode, Toria Brown ; grandsons, Robert Chester, Jarred Miller; nephews, William Brown, Charles (Sonya) Brown, William C. (Margie) Brown, Emmitt Brown, Augustus Bosley; nieces; Doris (Robert) Runkle, Ann Brown, Irene Brown, Joyce (Michael) Garrison; special cousin, James Jacobs; brother-in-law, Herman (Evelyn) Henderson; and many beloved great- and great-great- nieces and nephews; and a host of other relatives and friends.
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