Ronald Eugene Brown was born in Montpelier, Ohio, the son of Earl Leslie Brown and Ethel May (Lanum) Brown. He was the brother of James Max (Si) Brown, Robert Levere Brown, Doris Eilene (Brown) Dilworth, William Franklin Brown, and Maurine Virginia Brown who died as a child. Most of the Brown Family is buried in the Riverside Cemetery in Montpelier, Ohio. Ronnie served as a Lance Corporal in the United States Marine Corps and when he got out of service he worked as a heavy equipment operator. He lived most of his life in Montpelier, Ohio, but moved down to Lehigh Acres in Lee County, Florida sometime in the 1980's. He continued working in the construction business as a bulldozer operator and finished his career as a bridge superintendent and had helped build many of the communities in Lehigh Acres.
Ronald Eugene Brown was born in Montpelier, Ohio, the son of Earl Leslie Brown and Ethel May (Lanum) Brown. He was the brother of James Max (Si) Brown, Robert Levere Brown, Doris Eilene (Brown) Dilworth, William Franklin Brown, and Maurine Virginia Brown who died as a child. Most of the Brown Family is buried in the Riverside Cemetery in Montpelier, Ohio. Ronnie served as a Lance Corporal in the United States Marine Corps and when he got out of service he worked as a heavy equipment operator. He lived most of his life in Montpelier, Ohio, but moved down to Lehigh Acres in Lee County, Florida sometime in the 1980's. He continued working in the construction business as a bulldozer operator and finished his career as a bridge superintendent and had helped build many of the communities in Lehigh Acres.
