Alan D. Brown, age 68, of Weymouth, passed away at his home Saturday, March 2, 2019. Alan is survived by his three children. He also leaves two brothers and a sister. He is predeceased by his brother Douglas W. Brown, and his parents Dorothy and Russell Brown Sr. Alan was born in Weymouth, grew up in Braintree and resided in Chicago, Ill. for many years.
A roofer by trade, Al took great pride in being a self-employed contractor. An avid gardener, he loved the outdoors and being at peace with nature, especially when camping or fishing. He was very talented, either drawing or creating things out of wood, and could play a mean harmonica. Al loved to have a good time and share his stories and talents with those close to him. He will be sadly missed.
Burial at Blue Hill Cemetery.
Published in The Patriot Ledger on Mar. 8, 2019
A roofer by trade, Al took great pride in being a self-employed contractor. An avid gardener, he loved the outdoors and being at peace with nature, especially when camping or fishing. He was very talented, either drawing or creating things out of wood, and could play a mean harmonica. Al loved to have a good time and share his stories and talents with those close to him. He will be sadly missed.
Burial at Blue Hill Cemetery.
Published in The Patriot Ledger on Mar. 8, 2019
Alan D. Brown, age 68, of Weymouth, passed away at his home Saturday, March 2, 2019. Alan is survived by his three children. He also leaves two brothers and a sister. He is predeceased by his brother Douglas W. Brown, and his parents Dorothy and Russell Brown Sr. Alan was born in Weymouth, grew up in Braintree and resided in Chicago, Ill. for many years.
A roofer by trade, Al took great pride in being a self-employed contractor. An avid gardener, he loved the outdoors and being at peace with nature, especially when camping or fishing. He was very talented, either drawing or creating things out of wood, and could play a mean harmonica. Al loved to have a good time and share his stories and talents with those close to him. He will be sadly missed.
Burial at Blue Hill Cemetery.
Published in The Patriot Ledger on Mar. 8, 2019
A roofer by trade, Al took great pride in being a self-employed contractor. An avid gardener, he loved the outdoors and being at peace with nature, especially when camping or fishing. He was very talented, either drawing or creating things out of wood, and could play a mean harmonica. Al loved to have a good time and share his stories and talents with those close to him. He will be sadly missed.
Burial at Blue Hill Cemetery.
Published in The Patriot Ledger on Mar. 8, 2019
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