Stephen Timothy Brown

Sorry for your! Steve was a good man, and a good friend. I will sadly miss him. My prayers go out to him and his family.

So very sorry to hear of Steve's passing away. I worked with Steve for many years. I also worked with Tarin. He made going to work fun & interesting. He always had a story to tell. I will miss him. Sending prayers up for each & everyone of you.

Years ago my childhood home burned down. Though I was an adult and had not lived there in decades, it had an affect on me. I remember crying at the thought of my childhood going up in smoke. Now, with the passing of Stephen I am again feeling a loss from my childhood, much of which was spent in that house with him. Growing up he and I were best friends. He was just two months older than me and was more like a brother than a cousin. We did everything together and were inseparable. I thought he was the strongest, toughest person I knew. But, at the same time he was the kindest and sweetest. We experienced the glee of childhood, the thrill of competition, the pain of loss of our brothers Robert and Brian, the nervous excitement of dating, and the support of each other's dreams. After graduating I moved away and he and I drifted apart due to both geographic distance and that we were discovering new worlds as adults. But, we would see each other a couple times a year. And, despite the years that passed he remained the same sweet, playful, funny boy, just now in a man's body. When Stephen got married I shared in his happiness. Vronda was and remained throughout his life a dear friend, which I know meant a lot to him. The joy they gave himhad four beautiful girls and I was touched to see a new side of him, in the role of a father. You could see the joy in his eyes when he talked about his girls. You could see his pride. Now, though I grieve his loss I know that I am not the only one. Stephen touched the lives of so many people, all of which will feel the loss deeply because of the love he gave. And, in staying true to form, Stephen left this world continuing to give endless love with the gift of his body. His donation is helping many to live and countless others to be able to improve their lives and health. He is a hero to all of them, as he was to me growing up. I will always love my "Stevie Brown who was a clown and rode a pony upside down"

I am so lost for words! I hadn’t seen him for several years. I’m sorry I let so much time pass by. Never thought my last memory of him would be at his Mom’s funeral. That was the last time I would get to hear his jokes, see his smile or hug him. My heart breaks for my brother Wayne. Two losses in such a short time. Just doesn’t seem fair. I wish I could say or do something to lessen the pain for Vronda and the girls. I will keep you all in my prayers. I wish we could understand God’s plan for taking him so early. It does bring some comfort to know he is in heaven with his Dad and Mom. I will always remember how you just laughed when you accidentally pushed that metal rod through your hand in Kentucky. You scared the heck out of me and Sue. I admire your heroic donations you gave in the end. R.I.P. my friend. You will never be forgotten.

I have known Steve for 43 wonderful years....along with his entire family! I loved him like a brother.There are no words words to truly express how I feel.I can only say that He'll surely be sadly missed and my heart goes out to the family.I will (Always) love them.

My little brother l will miss you so much. I can't say just how broken we all are to lose you. I love you so much since the first time l met you as a cute little boy. You will be remembered forever. Girls lm so so very sorry. Your daddy loved each one of you so much.

How do you put into words, the pain you feel when you lose someone as special as Steve? We send our love to the entire family. We will miss him so very much.