So sorry to hear of the passing of Aunt Kay.  Growing up I got see her often especially weekend when I would visit my Gram and Gram Libby on Dyer Street.  After the passing of my Dad, (Aunt Kay’s Brother) we stayed in touch through social media.  She always shared what was going on in her family that she loved dearly and was so very proud of.   I will be forever grateful that I was able to have a nice visit with her a few days before she passed.  Again she shared her family and the love for all of them.   Blessing to Aunt Kay’s family as they grieve their lose.  You all are in my thoughts and prayers.   Debbie Linkletter

I may not have known you for most of your life but you have made an impact of a lifetime in mine. Thank you for always treating me like family even before I was. I will remember all the laughs we've shared over our tea cups and the good advice you always had for any situation. You were one amazing Gram 💖

Grammy, You're the reason I am as strong as I am today...you're my rock, my go to. I may get annoyed when you don't give me the answer I was looking for but I love you for your honesty and the need to never have to sugar coat anything...unless there's sugar in your kisses. I love you Grammy. Thank you for helping to turn me into the woman I am today. ❤❤❤❤❤ Bushel and a peck and a hug around the neck. 

My Aunt Kay was one of the best people I will ever know, and I feel blessed to have had her in my life.
Living in another state, I didn't get to see her very often. But anytime I made it up to Maine I made it a point to visit. The very last time I got to see her was during the pandemic. Everyone was out on the porch and she was inside staying safe. My boyfriend and I had to use the bathroom and we tiptoed in, careful not to disturb her. But when I poked my head around the corner into her room, there she was playing her games, and she looked up and lit up like a Christmas tree. I got that great big hug from her that I always loved, and she even gave my boyfriend Joshua a hug too, and she only met him that once. I cherish all the memories we made upta camp through the years. I love you Aunt Kay. I know you are up there with your love, my Uncle Tom, having a beer with my Dad, and smiling down on the rest of us.
Until we meet again ❤

Kay will always be remembered for her smile, Her love she has for her family especially all her grandbabies and Great grandbabies, I will miss her dearly .. Please watch over all of us and keep us safe and Healthy .. Fly high now Kay nomore pain you are free ... God Bless you ⚘⚘❤

Graveside Service

Kathleen was Survived by her Children son James O. Brown and his wife Joleen M. Brown of Canaan, her son Thomas H.A. Brown and his wife lda Brown of Solon, and her Daughter Juanita Genness and her husband Daniel Genness of Fairfield. Grandchildren, Amanda Todaro and her husband Anthony Todaro, Ashley Fournier and her husband Herby Fournier, Michael Griffeth and his girlfriend Harley Wellman Zackory Brown, Matthew Genness and his wife Ali Genness, Daniel Genness and his wife Brittany Genness, Luke Genness, Cassandra McChord and her Great Grandchildren Jayden Todaro, Jacobe Todaro, Jordan McDaniel, Lydia McDaniel, June Griffeth, Noah Griffeth, Lincoln Genness, Sophia Genness, Annabelle Tasker, Eleanor Genness, Brothers Elton and Galen, Sister Wilda and many Nieces and Nephews.
Kathleen was preceded in death by her husband Thomas O. Brown, her son David A Brown, her brothers Junior, Royce, Meldon, and sisters Marjory, Phyllis.

OBITUARIO

Kathleen Rebecca Brown

20 octubre, 1939 – 13 junio, 2021

Smart & Edwards Funeral Home

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