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Susan Abigail ”Abby” Thomas Brown
02/03/1907 — 10/15/2002
From Richland, WA, US | Born in Silver Plume, Colorado
Susan Abigail ”Abby” Thomas Brown
SUSAN ABIGAIL ABBY THOMAS BROWN EINANS FUNERAL HOME Abby passed away and was united with the Lord on October 15, 2002, in Pasco, Washington. She was 95.
Abby was born on February 3, 1907, in Silver Plume, Colorado and lived in Georgetown and Central City, Colorado during the earlier days of her life, where she worked as a beautician.
In 1944, Abby and her husband, Roy, moved to Hanford/Richland, Washington, where she became a fulltime homemaker.
Abby is preceded in death by husbands, Roy Thomas, Sr., Earl Brown, great grandsons, Keith and Aaron, two brothers and five sisters.
Abby is survived by her son, Roy Thomas, Jr. and wife, Donna, Kennewick, Washington, her five grandchildren and spouses, Graig Thomas Janey, Gary Thomas Jonni, Gailann Thomas-Black Gary, Gwenlyn Thomas Susan,Geoffrey Thomas Teri and special grand niece, Barbara Grant. She has had the opportunity to enjoy 10 wonderful great grandchildren: Jay, James-Roy, Nicole, Megan, Jocelyn, Katie, Emily, Shealyn, Kylie and Dale.
Abby has been a great inspiration to her family and friends. She has always been strong-willed in the face of adversity and remained active in spite of her age and physical disabilities.
Graveside services will be held at 1:00 p.m. Monday, October 21, 2002, in Resthaven Cemetery, Richland.
Visitation will be at Einans from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Sunday.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made in Abbys memory to the charity of your choice.
I always remember Aunt Abby and her famous sugar cookies-she always had some for us to eat when we would visit. Her determination and spirit continue to be an inspiration to me. God blessed her family with her constant love.
I miss our dear Abby. She lived for BINGO. She also would keep everyone on thier toes when helping her. She wanted to always win at anyone expense. A great big grin she would give when it came to her favorite game: The girls at Alterra knew how to fix her hair just right, she was a lot like a doll for them. Betty Jackson whenever we went to a gift shop she would look for frogs which was her favorite. Her bed was covered with the little creatures, for not seeing very well she seemed to know where each one belonged? Love and prayers to all her family and friends, God bless, Kathi
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Susan Abigail ”Abby” Thomas Brown