I worked with Justin at Pharmacy Healthcare Solutions.  In 2003,  we became fast friends at our one and only face to face work meeting in Houston.  
Over the years we remained friends via phone usually discussing Justin's travels, politics and always competing for the worst names we could call each other.  

I often find myself wanting to reach out and share a funny story, ask for support or just say, "hi."  

I genuinely miss you, my friend... and was quite sad to learn of your passing several months after you were gone.  I am incredibly grateful for the time we spent together.  

To Justin's family, he was an amazing, warm person and I remember how much he loved you all...  heard so many stories.  

I only knew Justin for a few months working at Tessera ALF.  He hired me and I thought, what a great boss to have.  He was always professional, and quirky!  I loved his style.  I was totally caught off guard when I heard the news.  WOW!!!  The family is in my thoughts and prayers.  Know that Justin was a very kind person.  I wish I had known him longer😘

Justin, you were one of the people that keep me going when I worked with you for all those crazy years at Emeritus as a Sales Director.  You were smart, direct, kind and so funny.  You played many pranks on me including calling me and pretending that you were an actor on “All My Children” looking for a senior community for your Aunt Betty!  You had a special spark that can not be duplicated.  So many people will miss you and I know you are in heaven right now organizing a group trip somewhere interesting. Safe travels my friend and fly free.  We love you.  

You have been my partner in crime for the past 13 years.  Three companies together since 2007.  We’ve  always found our way back to each other.  Still can’t wrap my head around this!  Been missing you for months! I cherish all of our dinners together and the comaradery.  Never will forget our amazing time in Vegas!  Black Jack was not a friend to us!  We made it through...yet still had an amazing time!  Will always love and miss you my friend. 😢

Justin and I worked together at Autumn Leaves in fact he hired me.  He was a great leader and became a good friend. After both of us left Autumn Leaves we remained in contact often running into each other at the airport.  I’m am in complete shock. He was such a great man, kind hearted, and fun loving. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family. He will surely be missed. 

To my friend who made me a better, kinder soul. You were coming Dallas to see Adrian and I the week awful Covid came along. The Dorito Casserole you wanted is in the freezer, and the pumpkin bread. I will always cherish our conversations, our love of life and everything kind that helps someone else. 
I miss your smile, warm heart and your wit. Adrian and I miss you and will always cherish knowing you.

Your Forever cheerleader and friend. Karon and Adrian Porter


I met Justin when he was a child and knew him throughout his teen years. I met him via his Aunt Paula Brown Oliphant, and l know with all that l am that she, and Gramma Wilma Brown, met him with big hugs as he entered the Kingdom of Heaven! He was a kind, giving, spirit from the day l met him!  My sincere, heartfelt condolences to his love and partner in life, and to Bill, Charlene, Janet, Jennifer, other siblings, cousins, Aunts and Uncles... l love you, all!

Although I only knew Justin for a few short months, he made his mark on my heart. The love surrounding Justin and his love for those closest to him was truly an honor to witness. I'd like to extend my condolences to those who knew him so deeply, as I can't imagine the pain this loss has caused. There are no words. I believe in life we have many great loves (friends, spouses, pets, children) and it is clear to me that Justin was a great love to so many.  I hope in my heart that your memories keep you warm in the hard grieving period ahead. Even while he was clearly experiencing low points, he still managed to show patience for a difficult situation and a wonderful sense of humor. 

Lauren

 To the family of Justin:  This is one of the hardest condolences to write, he was one of the best—a best friend of my son : Greg Peters Sherman and also officiated at my son’s wedding in 2016.  He was a fun loving guy to be around and will surely be missed by all his family and friends—May God be with you during this time and give you the strength and comfort to carry on. My thoughts and prayers are with you all and may he R. I. P.. now and at his eternal home in heaven until we all meet again!!

I worked with Justin at Autumn Leaves of Sarasota. Our time together was short but our commonality of humor made our interactions pleasurable. He even came to a comedy show I was in, bringing friends and sitting center stage with that huge smile of his.  

I’m shocked and saddened to hear of his passing.  His presence will be missed.

Justin was my boss at Autumn Leaves.  It was tough that we didn’t ever get to open that community.  But that year I worked from home under Justin.   He allowed me to continue working as well as care for my husband with lung cancer.  It gave us the last year of my husbands life together.  I know Dan greeted him  in Heaven and thanked him for that time.  Boss, you were so loved and appreciated for all you did for those around you.  See you in eternity.  

I am so sorry for your loss and i didn't know him but know Steven. My condolences 

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Justin is survived by his parents, William (Charlene) Brown and Janet Browning; sisters, Heather (Edward) Nieman and Jennifer (Jeffrey) McElhaney; partner, Steven Giovanniello; nieces, Kahla Nieman, Meredith McElhaney, Lily McElhaney; nephew, Spencer Nieman; best friends, Greg (Stephen) Peters-Sherman and Mariah Foster.

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Justin Paul Brown

19 août 1975 – 27 septembre 2020

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