Michael Allan Brown

May 25th, 1946 - July 21st, 2024

Michael Allan Brown 78, passed away peacefully at his home on July 21st, 2024. He was the husband to Gina Brown, and they shared 30 years together and 25 years married.

Born in Croft, England, he was the son of Frederick and Doris Brown. He obtained a Masters Degree in Occupational Safety and Health from the University of Leicester, England and had a successful business and career in Health and Safety. Michael emigrated to the United States and continued his career, the last years of his life he worked as an Independent Safety Consultant which he enjoyed.

Michael loved golf and was a member of the Savannahs Golf league where he ran the Saturday group. He was known by his golfing buddies as “Silky”. He enjoyed travelling, his favorite place was Italy where we got married. Since childhood he was a devoted Lecester City football supporter and continued to watch every game he could on the TV.

Michael is survived by his loving wife, Gina, sons, Mark and Ian, grandchildren Eleanor and Annabelle, niece Jasmine Higgs and daughters Bonnie and Daisy. He will always be remembered for being a kind loving man with a great sense of humor.

It was Michael’s wish to have a private ceremony. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Tunnel to Towers Foundation. www.T2T.org

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William Richard Slattery

gina and family.. We are so sad about your loss. He was a fine gentleman and will . be missed. OUR SYMPATHY EXTENDS TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY.

Published August 3rd, 2024

Brian Vanderlan

Mike was one of the nicest guy to play with and always looked forward to the 19th hole for chat and drinks also so much fun in couples rest in peace buddy

Published July 29th, 2024

Bill Buonanni

Mike was a neighbor at Egrets and a friend at the Savannahs golf. We always found something interesting to discuss. He was a very fast player and it was fun to watch his silky smooth golf swing. Will miss you Mike!

Published July 28th, 2024

Martyn Thomas

Fellow Brit, but from north of the river Thames, always upbeat and positive. One of the good guys - taken far to soon. See you on the 19th one day. Martyn Thomas

Published July 27th, 2024

Gerry Geeser

I always gave Mike a hard time about his British accent and vocabulary. One time he mentioned a rubber, and it didn't make sense until he explained it was a rubber band.

Published July 27th, 2024

Beth Sikkema

Gina and family, I'm so sorry for your loss. I golfed with Michael and you a few times in couples league, and in the Tue/Thu/Saturday league at Savannahs. What a lovely man and a fun golfer. We will miss him very much.

Published July 26th, 2024

Jon Windhorst

Mike was such a nice person and so friendly with everyone he met. He grew up near where my daughter lives in England and always asked how she was doing. He will be greatly missed and always remembered.

Published August 1st, 2024

Scott Jackson

Mike was one of a kind who loved golf and as he put it “real football” not the American *~#^. RIP.

Published July 28th, 2024

Joe Jimenez

Met Mike and Gina while living in Lake Havasu Arizona, he was a fun person and a good golfer and former Havasu Golf Buddy, RIP Mike

Published July 28th, 2024

Terry McGrew

Marilyn, and I had the pleasure of watching Mike become a citizen. He was truly a great guy that I will miss always. God bless Gina and the rest of his family.

Published July 27th, 2024

Wayne Ivan

Mike Silky Brown was a wonderful person and friend. Always positive with a great sense of humor, a pleasure to be around. He is and will be sadly missed. Mike made the world a better place. Wayne Crazy Socks Ivan

Published July 26th, 2024

Rusty Coffman

Mike was a true gentleman in every sense of the word. Being from England we had a lot to share together, I love our conversations and banter. Mike was witty and kind, I will miss him greatly. RIP, Rusty

Published July 26th, 2024

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