CASPER, Wyo. - Hunter Richard Wolf Brown, age 4, passed away at home, surrounded by his family, after a three-month battle with brain cancer.
Born April 29, 2000, in Casper, Wyo., he was the son of Rich and Andrea Brown; and, as a baby, was dedicated and, later, baptized, by Pastor Blauvelt. He attended Morning Star Preschool and Daycare for two years and was lovingly cared for by Marsha Lorenzen.
His big eyes and smile reflected his love of life and sense of humor. He loved people; nature; his "blankie," stuffed puppy, Ninja turtle, and other toys; tools; playing computer games with his grandfather and sister and baseball with his father; being read to; music; and balloons.
A fighter to the end, he lost his voice and strength to cancer but his eyes showed his love for his family; trust of his doctors, nurses and therapists; and his bravery. He touched the hearts of all who knew him.
Survivors include his parents Andrea & Richard Brown
Grandparents Polly Brown of Helena, and Richard and Mary Kay Lee of Casper; an uncle; an aunt; two cousins; and numerous other beloved relatives.
He was preceded in death by his grandfather, Richard D. Brown.
BURIAL:
Hunter Brown was cremated, half of his ashes are with his mother Andrea Brown, the other half with his father Richard Brown.
Born April 29, 2000, in Casper, Wyo., he was the son of Rich and Andrea Brown; and, as a baby, was dedicated and, later, baptized, by Pastor Blauvelt. He attended Morning Star Preschool and Daycare for two years and was lovingly cared for by Marsha Lorenzen.
His big eyes and smile reflected his love of life and sense of humor. He loved people; nature; his "blankie," stuffed puppy, Ninja turtle, and other toys; tools; playing computer games with his grandfather and sister and baseball with his father; being read to; music; and balloons.
A fighter to the end, he lost his voice and strength to cancer but his eyes showed his love for his family; trust of his doctors, nurses and therapists; and his bravery. He touched the hearts of all who knew him.
Survivors include his parents Andrea & Richard Brown
Grandparents Polly Brown of Helena, and Richard and Mary Kay Lee of Casper; an uncle; an aunt; two cousins; and numerous other beloved relatives.
He was preceded in death by his grandfather, Richard D. Brown.
BURIAL:
Hunter Brown was cremated, half of his ashes are with his mother Andrea Brown, the other half with his father Richard Brown.
CASPER, Wyo. - Hunter Richard Wolf Brown, age 4, passed away at home, surrounded by his family, after a three-month battle with brain cancer.
Born April 29, 2000, in Casper, Wyo., he was the son of Rich and Andrea Brown; and, as a baby, was dedicated and, later, baptized, by Pastor Blauvelt. He attended Morning Star Preschool and Daycare for two years and was lovingly cared for by Marsha Lorenzen.
His big eyes and smile reflected his love of life and sense of humor. He loved people; nature; his "blankie," stuffed puppy, Ninja turtle, and other toys; tools; playing computer games with his grandfather and sister and baseball with his father; being read to; music; and balloons.
A fighter to the end, he lost his voice and strength to cancer but his eyes showed his love for his family; trust of his doctors, nurses and therapists; and his bravery. He touched the hearts of all who knew him.
Survivors include his parents Andrea & Richard Brown
Grandparents Polly Brown of Helena, and Richard and Mary Kay Lee of Casper; an uncle; an aunt; two cousins; and numerous other beloved relatives.
He was preceded in death by his grandfather, Richard D. Brown.
BURIAL:
Hunter Brown was cremated, half of his ashes are with his mother Andrea Brown, the other half with his father Richard Brown.
Born April 29, 2000, in Casper, Wyo., he was the son of Rich and Andrea Brown; and, as a baby, was dedicated and, later, baptized, by Pastor Blauvelt. He attended Morning Star Preschool and Daycare for two years and was lovingly cared for by Marsha Lorenzen.
His big eyes and smile reflected his love of life and sense of humor. He loved people; nature; his "blankie," stuffed puppy, Ninja turtle, and other toys; tools; playing computer games with his grandfather and sister and baseball with his father; being read to; music; and balloons.
A fighter to the end, he lost his voice and strength to cancer but his eyes showed his love for his family; trust of his doctors, nurses and therapists; and his bravery. He touched the hearts of all who knew him.
Survivors include his parents Andrea & Richard Brown
Grandparents Polly Brown of Helena, and Richard and Mary Kay Lee of Casper; an uncle; an aunt; two cousins; and numerous other beloved relatives.
He was preceded in death by his grandfather, Richard D. Brown.
BURIAL:
Hunter Brown was cremated, half of his ashes are with his mother Andrea Brown, the other half with his father Richard Brown.
