Sylvia passed away on December 14, 2012, at Seven Acres Nursing Home in Houston, Texas. Sylvia was born in Philadelphia Pennsylvania in 1924. She and her husband Milton established M.S. Brown Jewelers in 1950 in where they resided and raised their family. Sylvia worked side by side with her husband while raising her family.
She was a member of Beth Judah Temple in Wildwood for many years where she held numerous offices. Jewish life was an important to her and she was a very generous supporter and volunteer. She was also very involved with her husband in the Greater Wildwood Lions Club.
Sylvia is survived by her beloved daughter and son Eileen and Aaron Keiter; son Michael Brown; grandchildren Ashley Keiter, Justin and Amy Keiter, Melissa and Jessica Brown, Stephen Mohler, Great Grandchildren Brendan and Gabriella Brown, and pre-deceased by daughter Gail Brown.
Sylvia is buried next to her husband Milton.
She was a member of Beth Judah Temple in Wildwood for many years where she held numerous offices. Jewish life was an important to her and she was a very generous supporter and volunteer. She was also very involved with her husband in the Greater Wildwood Lions Club.
Sylvia is survived by her beloved daughter and son Eileen and Aaron Keiter; son Michael Brown; grandchildren Ashley Keiter, Justin and Amy Keiter, Melissa and Jessica Brown, Stephen Mohler, Great Grandchildren Brendan and Gabriella Brown, and pre-deceased by daughter Gail Brown.
Sylvia is buried next to her husband Milton.
Sylvia passed away on December 14, 2012, at Seven Acres Nursing Home in Houston, Texas. Sylvia was born in Philadelphia Pennsylvania in 1924. She and her husband Milton established M.S. Brown Jewelers in 1950 in where they resided and raised their family. Sylvia worked side by side with her husband while raising her family.
She was a member of Beth Judah Temple in Wildwood for many years where she held numerous offices. Jewish life was an important to her and she was a very generous supporter and volunteer. She was also very involved with her husband in the Greater Wildwood Lions Club.
Sylvia is survived by her beloved daughter and son Eileen and Aaron Keiter; son Michael Brown; grandchildren Ashley Keiter, Justin and Amy Keiter, Melissa and Jessica Brown, Stephen Mohler, Great Grandchildren Brendan and Gabriella Brown, and pre-deceased by daughter Gail Brown.
Sylvia is buried next to her husband Milton.
She was a member of Beth Judah Temple in Wildwood for many years where she held numerous offices. Jewish life was an important to her and she was a very generous supporter and volunteer. She was also very involved with her husband in the Greater Wildwood Lions Club.
Sylvia is survived by her beloved daughter and son Eileen and Aaron Keiter; son Michael Brown; grandchildren Ashley Keiter, Justin and Amy Keiter, Melissa and Jessica Brown, Stephen Mohler, Great Grandchildren Brendan and Gabriella Brown, and pre-deceased by daughter Gail Brown.
Sylvia is buried next to her husband Milton.
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