by Hunter Brown Obituary, Death – A great, wonderful young man who was taken from us much too soon after his life had just begun. You, Hunter Brown, will be remembered forever with affection and reverence by everyone who knew you. It is possible that the plans that God has for the world and the logic that lies behind things like this will never be fully revealed to us. I look forward to our next encounter. You may be sure that I will be thinking about you quite a bit in the future. Love you forever. We ask that you continue to keep the Brown family in your thoughts and prayers.
In Cleveland, Ohio, passed away on September 28 after a protracted battle with illness. He was 34 years old. His parents were present at his passing. His mother, Linda Gross Brown, his stepfather, Michael Jordan, his brother, Trenton Wynter Brown (and his wife, Meghan), his uncle Keith Brown (and their daughter Erin), his aunt Sue Coufalik (and their son Michael), his aunt Nancy Finster, his cousins Matt Coufalik (and his wife Anne), Jennifer Beauchesne (and her husband Shaun), Timothy Finster (and his wife Amy), Jeffrey Finster (and his wife Amy), Chris Brown (and his wife Karina His grandfather, Donald Brown, and grandmother, Shirley Brown, as well as his great-grandparents, Otto and Annette Gross, all passed away before him.
His father, Kevin Brown, his uncle Kenneth Brown, his aunt Noel Brown, his cousin Andrea Brown, and his grandparents all passed away before him. Hunter, who was born and raised in Rocky River, attended the University of Toledo and went on to become a successful investor and businessman. He enjoyed traveling, dining at fancy restaurants, and playing video games. Machu Picchu, in Peru, and Angkor Wat, in Cambodia, were two of his favorite places to visit on vacation. He will be remembered as a man who was caring, devoted, and supportive, and whose grin and bright blue eyes could light up a room.
He will also be remembered for the twinkling eyes. Everyone will be saddened by the loss of his quick sense of humor. He was always there for his family and friends, and he gave generously to a wide variety of charity groups in the background while maintaining his anonymity. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions can be made in Hunter’s name to the Saint Martin DePorres High School (6111 Lausche Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44103) or the Urban Community School (4909 Lorain Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44102). Both of these schools are located in Cleveland. At Sunset Memorial Park, there will be a private ceremony for the interment of the deceased. On Friday, October 8, from 1 to 3 p.m., there will be a memorial gathering held at the Cleveland Yachting Club, which is located at 200 Yacht Club Drive in Rocky River, Ohio 44116. Friends and family are encouraged to attend.
