Ernest was the youngest of seven sons of David Houston "Poca Dave" Brown and Rosa Jane Brown of Clay County, WV.
Ernest was a lifelong member of the UMWA and retired from coal mining after 42 years working underground. Most of his mining career was spent working for the New River Company and Westmoreland Coal Company, both in Raleigh County.
The father of two daughters, Mary Louise and Penny Louise, he was also a kind and loving uncle to many nieces and nephews.
Ernest was a lifelong member of the UMWA and retired from coal mining after 42 years working underground. Most of his mining career was spent working for the New River Company and Westmoreland Coal Company, both in Raleigh County.
The father of two daughters, Mary Louise and Penny Louise, he was also a kind and loving uncle to many nieces and nephews.
Ernest was the youngest of seven sons of David Houston "Poca Dave" Brown and Rosa Jane Brown of Clay County, WV.
Ernest was a lifelong member of the UMWA and retired from coal mining after 42 years working underground. Most of his mining career was spent working for the New River Company and Westmoreland Coal Company, both in Raleigh County.
The father of two daughters, Mary Louise and Penny Louise, he was also a kind and loving uncle to many nieces and nephews.
Ernest was a lifelong member of the UMWA and retired from coal mining after 42 years working underground. Most of his mining career was spent working for the New River Company and Westmoreland Coal Company, both in Raleigh County.
The father of two daughters, Mary Louise and Penny Louise, he was also a kind and loving uncle to many nieces and nephews.
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