Arthur Douglas Brown
September 19, 1946 - January 11, 2019A.D. (Doug) Brown, 72, a resident of Martin Drive passed away Friday, January 11 at his home.
A celebration of Doug’s life will be held on Monday, January 21, 2019, at 2:00 P.M. at Frankfort Baptist Church with his pastor Rev. James Hodge officiating.
Born September 19, 1946, in Oak Ridge, TN, Doug was the son of H.T. and Roxie Brown. He was a graduate of Whitley County High School, a member of Good Hope Baptist Church, and retired from CSX Railroad.
He is survived by his sisters: Sharon Gray (Lloyd) of Culleoka, TN, and Brenda Siegel of Columbia, TN; nieces: Stephanie Munsie, Kimberly Riggs, and Kelli Beatty; nephews: Brian Hicks and Bradley Hicks; and several great nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Betty; his parents; his sister, Darlene Brown Powell; grandmother, Nannie Freeman; nephew, Bruce Hicks; and brother–in-law, Kenneth Powell.
Doug was an avid U of K fan. He will be missed by his family and friends.
Joyce and Don Justice
Posted at 06:30h, 18 JanuaryWe are so sorry for your loss, Our prayers, for everyone are for strength, comfort and peace. I graduated with Doug from Whitley County High. Got acquainted with him, Janice Elliott, and Jerry Teague when they started coming to Frankfort Baptist Church. He was our family, we love our Church family and will miss him. We join you in your loss with prayers and love. God bless you.
Darrell & Brenda Meadors-CSX
Posted at 14:46h, 18 JanuaryDoug was a good friend. He tried to help everyone.
barbara elliott
Posted at 17:40h, 18 Januarywe were so sorry to hear of Doug’s passing he was a good friend to us he went to school with T.O. , and Janice Elliott and worked with my brother I am glad he was a saved man and has a home church, our Deepest sympathy to all his family and friends from the Elliott family T.O. Jr . Barbara and Cherie
Janice Maxey
Posted at 00:52h, 20 JanuaryDoug will be missed by so many. He was a part of our family for the past ten years, going to every birthday party, graduation, Christmas and even to the birth of my granddaughter, who he loved like his own. It’s hard to remember a time he wasn’t in our lives. We had our ups and downs, like everyone, but he was most definitely a blessing in my life. It’s heartbreaking to me and our entire family. We will love you always.
Love,
Jan
Sharon Jungers Young
Posted at 09:33h, 13 SeptemberCol Brown was my saving grace at Mt Home AFB Idaho. He “counseled” me in the most caring fatherly way, pointing out to me the path I was on was not going in the right direction. This was my first duty station and I will forever be grateful for his intervention! RIP years later, Sharon