Louis Roland Brown

Birth date: Dec 12, 1940 Death date: Apr 4, 2020

A loyal and dedicated U.S. Air Force retired veteran, loving husband and father, Louis Roland Brown, of Huber Heights, died suddenly Saturday April 4th, 2020 at his home at the age of 79. He was born December 12, 1940 in Glendale, Read Obituary

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Jeffery Johnson

95w ago

Brown Family: I am so very, very sorry for your loss. I am humbled to have had the opportunity to serve with MSgt (AF/Ret) Brown as a fellow-member of the Huber Heights Military And Veterans Commission (MAVC). I know I speak for the entire Commission when we share how vital Lou\u2019s Leadership and Support of the Commission\u2019s efforts have been. He will indeed be missed. I would render One-Final Salute. May our Lord Jesus\u2019 Comfort and Peace be with you all. Our Thoughts and Prayers are with you.JAJ / Jeffery A. Johnson; Chairman & Commissioner; Huber Heights Military And Veterans Commission (MAVC)

Cindy Davidson

95w ago

On behalf of the Davidson family we wish to send our sincere sympathies to his family and friends to honor his memory a Memorial tree Purchased

Nancy Byrge

95w ago

We will always remember Lou as the happy, dedicated veteran that he was. It was an honor to know him and work with him in establishing the Huber Heights Military & Veterans Commission. We were all honored to have him serve as our first MAVC Grand Marshall in the July 4th parade. My prayers go out to Lou's family. He will be sorely missed. We loved you, Lou! Nancy Byrge, Vice Mayor, Huber Heights City Council.

Nancy Byrge

95w ago

May this serve as a lasting memory of your dedicated service to your family, community and country.

Andi Otto

95w ago

Our hearts go out to the Brown Family. A remarkable man built to serve and give unconditionally. I remember when Lynn first introduced me to Lou; stating that it may take him time to \u201cwarm up\u201d. However, upon meeting him for the first time, instantly he welcomed me. We swapped stories of when each of us were in the Air Force. He shared his experiences of what he did in his previous town (Casstown) and how he brought a Veteran\u2019s Memorial there and would love to have one in Huber Heights. He was new to the Huber Heights Community and talked of how he would like to be involved. In the short 6ish years he lived in Huber Heights, he rooted himself, touching so many people\u2019s lives and gave selflessly to his Community (member of the Veterans Memorial Project, volunteering countless hours at the HHSenior Center, board-member of the HH Military and Veterans Commission\u2026etc). Truly a very inspirational man to know. He will be so deeply missed.

Tony Massoud

95w ago

Louis\u2019s familySo sorry for your loss. May Louis Rest In Peace!As a Veteran, I salute you. You were a hero in my eyes, servicing your country beyond the call of duty and being a good family man.Thank you and may God Bless you and your Family!

Paul G Mussolino

95w ago

Lou was an active Trustee of American Legion Post 200 , Huber Heights Ohio. We could always count on Lou to give us the up to date information Veterans Affairs . He will be missed by the Legion Family. Post Commander

Peggy Combs

95w ago

We were so deeply saddened when learning of Lou's passing. The Huber Heights Senior Citizen's Center's bingo will just not feel the same without Lou's "people quiet down so I can hear". So glad we got to know him and sorry for your family's loss.Peggy Combs & David Conter

Tracie Kiser

95w ago

I was so sorry to hear about Lou's passing. He was a good friend through the Huber Heights Senior Center especially during the Tuesday Bingo Games. He will be very greatly missed. Condolences to his family.

Ronald L Brown

95w ago

Ron and Lynn BrownLou was my younger brother. We grew up in a household that was loving and provided the kind of guidance that allowed both of us to lead good and productive lives. Lou join the Air Force right out of the 40th armored div national guard in California in the late 50's. He served in Thialand during the Vietnam war as a B52 A and E tech. He flew flight status during this time. He spent many years living the military life he loved. His passing has left a hole in our hearts. He was a good manRIP brother

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