Husband of Florence DeLavallade Brown, father of Linda Brown Stearne, Loretta Brown Cohen, Nehemiah (Marie) and Gregory (Carol) Brown…he was a grandfather to Carma and Philana Stearne; Malia and Jennifer Cohen; Nehemiah III, and Marie Brown , brother to Lillie Brown DeLavallade and Noverrite ‘Tim' Brown. He leaves many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
Nehemiah was a private in the U.S. Army; the 978th Quartermaster Service Company serving in the following battles and campaigns: Normandy France and Ardennes; Rhineland and Central Europe. He earned and was awarded with the following decorations and citations. ATO Med; EAME to Med; and the World War II Victory medal.
Employed for thirty-five years with Letterman General Hospital and retired in August 1978. He attended True Gospel Church and Pilgrim Community Church.
Nehemiah was a private in the U.S. Army; the 978th Quartermaster Service Company serving in the following battles and campaigns: Normandy France and Ardennes; Rhineland and Central Europe. He earned and was awarded with the following decorations and citations. ATO Med; EAME to Med; and the World War II Victory medal.
Employed for thirty-five years with Letterman General Hospital and retired in August 1978. He attended True Gospel Church and Pilgrim Community Church.
Husband of Florence DeLavallade Brown, father of Linda Brown Stearne, Loretta Brown Cohen, Nehemiah (Marie) and Gregory (Carol) Brown…he was a grandfather to Carma and Philana Stearne; Malia and Jennifer Cohen; Nehemiah III, and Marie Brown , brother to Lillie Brown DeLavallade and Noverrite ‘Tim' Brown. He leaves many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
Nehemiah was a private in the U.S. Army; the 978th Quartermaster Service Company serving in the following battles and campaigns: Normandy France and Ardennes; Rhineland and Central Europe. He earned and was awarded with the following decorations and citations. ATO Med; EAME to Med; and the World War II Victory medal.
Employed for thirty-five years with Letterman General Hospital and retired in August 1978. He attended True Gospel Church and Pilgrim Community Church.
Nehemiah was a private in the U.S. Army; the 978th Quartermaster Service Company serving in the following battles and campaigns: Normandy France and Ardennes; Rhineland and Central Europe. He earned and was awarded with the following decorations and citations. ATO Med; EAME to Med; and the World War II Victory medal.
Employed for thirty-five years with Letterman General Hospital and retired in August 1978. He attended True Gospel Church and Pilgrim Community Church.
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