Dear Brown Family,
Just read of Leonard's passing, so sorry I missed the services. He was one in a million and such a quick sense of humor. He was such a protector, like my second Dad. I'll never forget when he and my Dad would tell jokes, some good, some not so much, but you laughed anyway. He had such a sweet soul. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Dear Leonard & Pat,

You both became a central source of love and inspiration to me not only because of your life-long marriage, much like my own parents, but also because of your similar examples of how commitment to hard work and service to others could not only strengthen your own family but also your community.  Every conversation that we had, Leonard, I treasure and will always hold the deepest respect for your work ethic and the example that you lived of investing your time in others.  We are all equal on the amount of time that we have in a day, and you chose to invest yours in others, and for that I am grateful for your time and will treasure that which you chose to spend on me.  Thank you for your friendship, for your love, and for being there for me after I lost my Father.  Thank you for becoming a Father to me Leonard, it is difficult to lose that again, but I know you will now be with God and that beats anything here.

Sorry to hear of your loss.  With our Deepest Sympathy.

Previous, customers of the store on Western Avenue we have missed out on the products and Buffy.  And, of course, your presence.

Dearest Pat and Family,
I send my deepest sympathy to you all at this sad time.  I am so glad I got to spend time with you both last year.  Thank you again for making that trip up to Flagstaff.  I'm sure Leonard and Drew are together in Heaven and are enjoying eternal life with laughter and joy.  They both loved life to the fullest.  I look forward to seeing you, hopefully, soon.  You are in my prayers.  Love, Shirley Smith

Len, you will be missed Your sister and family

Learned  and his wife Patty were some of our closest friends after meeting them as campground hosts. We continued our relationship  visiting at their home and dinning at TJ's.  Carol is no longer with us, but I can see them comparing stories about camp ground adventures.

Grandpa,
There are so many things I would have liked to talk to you about and never got the chance. It is so strange that you are gone. You were always such a hard working man, I would have thought you would live forever. I am glad that you have eternal peace now and hope that you are pain free and enjoying the after life. Check in on dad from time to time. I know he will continue to make you proud of the husband, father and grandfather that he is. Behave yourself, and try not to tell too many gopher stories!

God help the gophers in heaven. Your with your puppies now, so quad with them for all eternity. Love you and see you again someday.

OBITUARY

Leonard John Brown

Passed away on FEBRUARY 12, 2016

Thompson Funeral Chapel

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