The following article was published in the August 10, 1967, issue of The Mountain Eagle:
Letcher County was grieved at the unexpected passing of one of its oldest citizens last week. Maylon Brown died unexpectedly at his home Friday evening. He had been in ill health for several months; he suffered a stroke some time ago and had been hospitalized several times.
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The following "Card of Thanks" was published in the August 24, 1967, issue of The Mountain Eagle:
CARD OF THANKS
To our many friends who so loyally and faithfully stood by us in the tragic death of our beloved husband and father, Maylon Brown.
We humbly extend our deepest appreciation. To the ministers, Elder Ballard Meade, I. D. Back, Lester Baker, Ralph Potter and others, for their comforting words that so greatly helped lighten our burden that was so heavy to bear.
We are sincerely grateful for the good and efficient service given our loved one by the Banks and Craft Funeral home. For all of those who sent flowers and brought food, for all those who spoke words of comfort, our hearts are full of profound thanks.
May God bless each one for their kindness and sympathy shown us.
The Family of Maylon Brown
Letcher County was grieved at the unexpected passing of one of its oldest citizens last week. Maylon Brown died unexpectedly at his home Friday evening. He had been in ill health for several months; he suffered a stroke some time ago and had been hospitalized several times.
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The following "Card of Thanks" was published in the August 24, 1967, issue of The Mountain Eagle:
CARD OF THANKS
To our many friends who so loyally and faithfully stood by us in the tragic death of our beloved husband and father, Maylon Brown.
We humbly extend our deepest appreciation. To the ministers, Elder Ballard Meade, I. D. Back, Lester Baker, Ralph Potter and others, for their comforting words that so greatly helped lighten our burden that was so heavy to bear.
We are sincerely grateful for the good and efficient service given our loved one by the Banks and Craft Funeral home. For all of those who sent flowers and brought food, for all those who spoke words of comfort, our hearts are full of profound thanks.
May God bless each one for their kindness and sympathy shown us.
The Family of Maylon Brown
The following article was published in the August 10, 1967, issue of The Mountain Eagle:
Letcher County was grieved at the unexpected passing of one of its oldest citizens last week. Maylon Brown died unexpectedly at his home Friday evening. He had been in ill health for several months; he suffered a stroke some time ago and had been hospitalized several times.
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The following "Card of Thanks" was published in the August 24, 1967, issue of The Mountain Eagle:
CARD OF THANKS
To our many friends who so loyally and faithfully stood by us in the tragic death of our beloved husband and father, Maylon Brown.
We humbly extend our deepest appreciation. To the ministers, Elder Ballard Meade, I. D. Back, Lester Baker, Ralph Potter and others, for their comforting words that so greatly helped lighten our burden that was so heavy to bear.
We are sincerely grateful for the good and efficient service given our loved one by the Banks and Craft Funeral home. For all of those who sent flowers and brought food, for all those who spoke words of comfort, our hearts are full of profound thanks.
May God bless each one for their kindness and sympathy shown us.
The Family of Maylon Brown
Letcher County was grieved at the unexpected passing of one of its oldest citizens last week. Maylon Brown died unexpectedly at his home Friday evening. He had been in ill health for several months; he suffered a stroke some time ago and had been hospitalized several times.
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The following "Card of Thanks" was published in the August 24, 1967, issue of The Mountain Eagle:
CARD OF THANKS
To our many friends who so loyally and faithfully stood by us in the tragic death of our beloved husband and father, Maylon Brown.
We humbly extend our deepest appreciation. To the ministers, Elder Ballard Meade, I. D. Back, Lester Baker, Ralph Potter and others, for their comforting words that so greatly helped lighten our burden that was so heavy to bear.
We are sincerely grateful for the good and efficient service given our loved one by the Banks and Craft Funeral home. For all of those who sent flowers and brought food, for all those who spoke words of comfort, our hearts are full of profound thanks.
May God bless each one for their kindness and sympathy shown us.
The Family of Maylon Brown
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