Liz and family,
I am so sorry for your loss. It was an incredible pleasure to care for you all and we will miss him terribly.   I feel incredibly blessed to have witnessed such an overwhelming love you shared. If you ever need a hug, you know where to find me ❤️
Tara (RN, 2N)

Mrs. Brown,

My best memory of Mr. Brown was his sense of humor, the talks about your family, and the love that I could tell you guys shared. I felt like you two always put a smile on my face at the clinic. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family today. Stay strong!
Love,
~Amber

To the family of Bobby Brown, I'm sorry for your loss and I know Bobby will be missed. I watched him grow up at Fairfax Station and I have fond memories of him and his entire family.

My condolences to the Brown family.  Bobby and I were in the 24th recruit class in the early '70's and we were both assigned to Co. 11 "C" shift after graduating. .  He was always a great guy to work with and a constant comic.  He was a very good firefighter and I know for sure he will be missed by many.  Only fond memories.   R.I.P. my friend.

I'm sad to have to say goodbye today to clearly  the best friend and neighbor that I've ever had. Bob always gave time for a serious , sincere conversation with me and loved to share a good laugh . Words cannot describe the loss we feel for our neighbor and friend.  Our love and prayers will continue to be with the Brown family. Rest in peace Brother Bob.

Worked with Bobbie at Station 5. He was a great firefighter and a funny guy. He always had a good day and was coming up with a funny prank or joke. You will be missed. Rest in peace.

I am so sorry for your loss.   Susan and I send our love to you and your family and may God's grace lift all of you through the days ahead.
CH Kenneth Sharpe

To Robert (Bobby) Brown’s family,  you are in my thoughts and prayers, you have my deepest sympathy at this difficult time.  I worked alongside Bobby in the mid/late  70’s at Fairfax County Fire Staion #11 (Penn Daw) C-Shift.  We worked together for several years.  He was always ready to help someone no matter what their need.  His smile and his humor were only two of his many memorable  traits.   I recall him talking often about his family and  from these conversations it was clear, he loved each one deeply.  

He will be missed, but always remembered.  Rest easy my friend, my brother firefighter, our loss is heaven’s gain.

Dear Crissy,
My heartfelt sympathy to you and your family in this most difficult of times. The love you have your father and your children for their paw paw is a testament to the life he lived.  My prayers are with all of you.
Love,
Arleney

Dear family of Mr Brown...
I was devastated to learn of Mr Brown's passing this morning when I arrived at work. I am so very sorry for your loss and wish I knew the right words to say. He was such a gentle man and even though he was dealing with so much he always had a kind word for everyone who had contact with him throughout the day. My condolences to your family. I wish you gentle days ahead.  
(Leigh, the RT)

Dear Bobby,
I am sad to read of your passing. Thanks you so much for all the fun times we had at Franconia. Today I can say that I am sure there are dogs laughing in heaven as you were very capable of making a dog laugh with your wonderful humor. You touched a lot of people in the time you were hear on this earth and will never be forgotten. 

To the Brown family,
You are in my thought and prayers during this difficult time. Thanks for posting this picture of him. He is a great man for sure.     Sean Arnold

We send our sincere condolences to the Brown family. He's not gone, just changed his address.

my condolences to Liz and family . I met Bobby when we worked for Fairfax co together and we became good friends. His family and mine got together a lot and we even ran a gas station in Hartwood together. Bobby was always ready to help when needed and when I became disabled in the fire service he checked on me to see if we needed anything. He had a way of making your day better and cheering you up.   May you rest in peace brother Bob, till we meet again...............

I send my condolence to the family of Robert Brown.  May happy memories of Robert bring you comfort as we await the fulfillment of  Acts 24:15, which gives us hope to be reunited with our dead loved ones.

I would like to extend my condolences to the family of a man who I called Dad because he always treated me as his daughter.  I met Mom (Virginia) and Dad (Robert) while I was working for the bank and they always showed their love with a smile. Every time I saw them, they both would have a smile on their faces and if I did not have a smile Dad would tell a joke to put a smile on my face and anybody elses' face. I thank him for the times that he would put a smile on my face and I pray that God will heal the family and give them strength through their time of need.

Mr.  Brown,
I only met you a couple of times but thank you so much for giving me such a wonderful friend. She always talks about you. I remember the time you and Mrs. Brown had gone to the beach, Crissy just laughed and showed everyone ya'lls beach picture. Then that happiness went away  and turned into jealousy when she realized you had eaten seafood without her (I was jealous of that myself). I know that your love and your silly jokes (as Crissy says)  will carry on through your children and your beautiful grandchildren.  She always tells me you are such a selfless, caring and loving man. Please watch over your family and my friend. They need you most right now, we will do the best we can to make her smile as much as you did. 

I come to the garden alone
While the dew is still on the roses
And the voice I hear falling on my ear
The Son of God discloses
And He walks with me and He talks with me
And He tells me I am His own
And the joy we share as we tarry there
None other has ever known
I'd stay in the garden with Him
Though the night around me is falling
But He bids me go, through the voice of woe
His voice to me is calling
And He walks with me and He talks with me
And He tells me I am His own
And the joy we share as we tarry there
None other has ever known
And the joy we share as we tarry there
None other has ever known
-Alan Jackson

Precious memories.

Love, 

Your Sissy & Donnie

Dad,
Thank you for being the most amazing husband,father , paw paw, brother , uncle , cousin, and friend that anyone could possibly ask for. You Dad are by far the most caring, selfless, compassionate, funny, genuine man I have ever met.  The pain I am feeling is indescribable and I am thankful for the years we had with you. There are endless memories and laughs (you told the dumbest jokes) that I will carry with me every single day. There will never be a day that you do not cross my mind a million and one times .  Luke completely misses his best friend and your “camp outs” .  You are loved by so very many people and there is not one persons path you crossed that you did not leave a lasting memory with. We love you so much dad ! I am greatful for you , I miss you more than I can say, and I love you ! 

Uncle Bobby, I don't think that there was ever a time that I saw you or spoke to you that you didn't make me laugh. You could touch everyone with your humor. There are so many memories, like when you used to come over and eat at mom and dads, Sunday lunches at grandma's house at Fairfax Station, when I went with you guys to Virginia Beach, the list goes on. You will always be in our hearts. Mom (your Sissy) said that she knows that mama received you into Heaven with the biggest smile on her face - you were always her "baby" boy. Love you,  Uncle Bobby. Gone too soon. 

Love, 

Bethie

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