Service Information
The Chilson Funeral Home
Friday, November 27, 2009
10 A.M.
Visitation Information
Marvin LeRoy Brown was born on December 5, 1930 to Jack Earl Brown and Sarah Mildred (Howard) Brown, on his grandparent’s farm near Hampton, Iowa.
Marvin grew up in Hampton, Iowa and attended school through the eighth grade. Though not formally educated he loved to read and continued learning through his years.
He joined the Army and served in The Korean War as a medic. Marvin was awarded a Purple Heart for saving several fellow troops after receiving a shrapnel wound to his legs.
Marvin LeRoy Brown & Karen Lee Stainbrook were joined in marriage on October 29, 1955. To this marriage seven children were born. Jerry (Rita) Brown of CT., Debra (Alan) Suchy of Dassel, Douglas (Sharrie) Brown of Annandale, Teddy (Mary) Brown of Howard Lake, Danny (Dawn) Brown of Annandale, Beth (and the late Gary) Major of Howard Lake and Scott (Melissa) Brown of TX; 24 grandchildren and way too many great grandkids to even try to count; a sister, Evelyn & brother, Kenneth.
Preceded in death by his parents, a sister and by a son-in-law: Gary Major.
After his marriage to Karen and some traveling with his family, they settled in Winsted where they lived for the past thirty years. He was associated with the Winsted Airport where his love of flying drew him to make many friends.
His love of driving gave him the opportunity to drive for K-Way trucking over a twenty year span. Driving truck gave him the pleasure of being able to travel the open roads.
He is now at Peace.
A Memorial service for Marvin Brown will be held on Friday, November 27th at 10:00 A.M. at The Chilson Funeral Home in Winsted.
Karen and family,
I am so sorry to hear about your loss, your prayers and thought are with us all. Marvin was always a very friendly neighbor and will be missed very much. God Bless all of you.
Karen,
We are sorry to hear that Marvin passed away. We know that he is in heaven on the cruise ship!!! We enjoyed getting to know you while we were selling your home. You have our sincere sympathy at this time to you are your family. God will give you all the strength you need at this time.
Karen, I found this just looking for Jack Earl Brown. I am sorry to hear about your brother Marvin..I was in Hampton, Iowa on Thursday, Dec.31, last week at the courthouse looking at and found Jack Earl Brown’s death papers. If you are the gal that used to have the e-mail buffy net something, please write me. e-mail: sfcpchan@embarqmail.com
Lorraine Hamann Chandler
I would like to have you see my Chandler Hamann tree.