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Kenneth Brown
10/27/1964 — 09/25/2022
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Kenneth Brown
Kenneth (Ken) Ray Brown born on October 27, 1964 to Edward Brown and Elaine Cromwell, passed away on Sunday September 25th at 2:45am at Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center in Spokane, WA. He was 57.
At the age of 20, Ken met Jackie, who was also 20 years old, and they were married on July 24, 1986 in Kennewick, WA. Together they raised Jackie’s 3-year-old son Matt McCoy now 39, and went on to have two daughters, Watonda age 35 and Amanda age 34. Ken and Jackie spent most of their married years in the Tri-Cities, but also lived in Olympia, WA and Anchorage, AK.
Ken is preceded in death by his father, Edward Brown and mother, Elaine Cromwell.
He is survived by his loving wife of 36 years, Jackie. His son Matt (Sara) McCoy of Naches, WA. His daughter Watonda Brown (Shayne) of Port Townsend, WA. His daughter Amanda Brown (Connor) of West Richland, WA. His grandchildren, Starlin, Braiden, Austin, Aubree, Kahli and Kendra.
He is also survived by his siblings Mark (Paula) Brown of Gleed. Clifford Brown of Yakima, WA. Vincent Brown of Pasco, WA. Twin brother Kevin (Helga) Brown of Anchorage, AK and Kellie Cromwell (Scott) of Kennewick, WA as well as numerous nieces and nephews.
The family will have a graveside service on Thursday, October 06, 2022 at Sunset Memorial Gardens in Richland, WA at 2:00pm. Ordained Minister, Matt McCoy to officiate.
Ken – I know we haven’t seen each other for quite a while, but that’s ok.. You’ve always been my brother. I know that you’ve lived your life with abandon., and no regrets. You were a “go for it” kid, that grew up to be a responsible adult. I will never forget the trouble we got into while we kids. not bad trouble, but funny trouble. I still think of the times playing in the woods, making camps and climbing trees. You will be missed by more people than you realize.
Forever in our hearts…. Love you
Love Linda & Robert
Kenny, your death has come to early in life. Not one Pearson was ready for this. The devastation to our hearts is insurmountable. I know in time we will heal, but never get over the loss. Not only where you my twin brother, our brother, but you were a husband, father and grandfather.
Our life’s started Tuesday Oct 27, 1964. Back then there was no ultrasounds so one of us was a surprise to our parents, but you were a gift. Over the years you grew up to be a man that never would compromise your beliefs or standards. You stood with a conviction to your beliefs, even though not everyone may agree with them, you stood strong. You stood as a protector to your family and a provider. Always putting your family first even if it cost you a job or two. Not rich man in money but a wealthy man from the love you received from your family and friends. You were always willing to help a friend in need even at a cost to yourself. We need more like you in this world.
Your death has taken a part of me with you, and I feel empty inside knowing that never again will I be able to have our long chats at night, talking about everything and nothing at all or hear your voice. You were more than a brother to me, you where my best friend.
Today we say goodby to you, but I will not. I will simply say, until we meet again.
Rest well Kenny I got this, goodnight.
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Kenneth Brown