Jacob Thomas Brown, loving nicknamed Jake by loved ones, entered into rest on Valentine's Day 2001. He left behind; a daughter, Makayla Brown; A mother, Sandi Stonecipher; A father, Jeff Brown; two sisters, Emily and Mary, and one brother, Matt. He also left behind his grandparents, a handful of cousins, aunts and uncles.
Buried in peaceful Woodlawn Cemetery in Syracuse, he was buried next to his step-uncle, Malcolm Peyman, and his cousin, Imari Irons. His cousin, Deborah Lynn Buskey, was also laid to rest near-by in September 2007.
Buried in peaceful Woodlawn Cemetery in Syracuse, he was buried next to his step-uncle, Malcolm Peyman, and his cousin, Imari Irons. His cousin, Deborah Lynn Buskey, was also laid to rest near-by in September 2007.
Jacob Thomas Brown, loving nicknamed Jake by loved ones, entered into rest on Valentine's Day 2001. He left behind; a daughter, Makayla Brown; A mother, Sandi Stonecipher; A father, Jeff Brown; two sisters, Emily and Mary, and one brother, Matt. He also left behind his grandparents, a handful of cousins, aunts and uncles.
Buried in peaceful Woodlawn Cemetery in Syracuse, he was buried next to his step-uncle, Malcolm Peyman, and his cousin, Imari Irons. His cousin, Deborah Lynn Buskey, was also laid to rest near-by in September 2007.
Buried in peaceful Woodlawn Cemetery in Syracuse, he was buried next to his step-uncle, Malcolm Peyman, and his cousin, Imari Irons. His cousin, Deborah Lynn Buskey, was also laid to rest near-by in September 2007.
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