Harold Webster Brown

Harold Webster Brown

May 02, 1921 - February 22, 2009

Harold Webster Brown

May 02, 1921 - February 22, 2009

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Harold Webster Brown, a resident of Laguna Woods , CA , passed away on February 22 after a 6-month illness from a stroke and Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. He was born in Glenmont, Maryland on May 2, 1921 to Webster Martin Brown and Ethel Mae Graeves Brown. Harold graduated from Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School in Maryland and worked in banking and real estate in the Washington D.C. area. He served in the U. S. Army Air Corps during World War II in North Africa, Sicily and Italy. After the war, he attended Benjamin Franklin now: American University in Washington D. C. and earned a Bachelors and Masters degree in accounting.

Harold met his wife, Evelyn Trickett in December, 1945 and they were married in May, 1946. In 1955, he joined the C. I. A. as an auditor in the Office of Finance. He and Evelyn raised two children in Silver Springs, MD and Buena Park, CA. Upon retiring, in 1981, Harold and Evelyn moved to Apple Valley, CA and also lived in Bridgeport, WV, before returning to California to be near their children and grandchildren. Harold loved to travel. He visited every state in the U.S., Canada, England, Italy, Israel and the South Pacific. His older grandchildren have many fond memories of traveling with papa and nanny in their large motor home. He was generous and kind and loved his family, his country, God and his church. His loving gentleness will be greatly missed. Harold is survived by his loving wife of 62 years, Evelyn; daughter, Sharon Lynn Burgess; son, Martin Lewis Brown and his wife, Jane Howland Emerson-Brown; and grandchildren, Melissa Denise Burgess, Casey Evan Burgess, Kyle Emerson-Brown and Blair Emerson-Brown. Burial will be at the Riverside National Cemetery on Friday, March 6, 2009.

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14 responses to Harold Webster Brown

  1. Our sincere condolences. Harold was a wonderful person and we will always have fond memories of him. We are so thankful for our visit with Harold & Evelyn last year. Treasure your memories of him. May God comfort you with His love and peace. Love, Bruce, Carol, and Helen Fincham

  2. We were blessed to have known, loved and cherished our dear friend Harold Brown. While we deeply grieve at his passing we know he is with the Lord in a far better place. Our love and prayers are with His wife Evelyn and their children and grand children. We know that this World is a better place because of Harold and his love and concern for others.
    So, farewell dear Friend until we meet again!

  3. Leah Flores says:

    Sharon,
    I know you have many cherished memories of your Dad to carry you through this difficult time and beyond. My condolences to you and all of your family

  4. Evelyn – How very sad we are at the passing of your wonderful husband. We have such beautiful memories of our time with you both in Maryland when we were in college. While we are grateful that his suffering has ended – what a vacant spot is left on this side for you and those who knew, loved, and deeply respected Harold. You and your family will be in our prayers over the coming weeks and months. Your beautiful life together of over sixty years is precious, making the loss very profound, we’re sure. Blessings and peace we pray for you and your family.

    Much love and respect,
    Tim and Sallie Culbreth
    104 Ironwood
    Hot Springs, AR 71913

  5. Aunt Evelyn and children,
    We are so thankful for the part that Uncle Harold played in our lives. Always being an encouragement and an example of someone putting others before himself.
    May the LORD be your comfort now and as you move on without him.
    Blessings, Wallace and Linda

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