Obituary: Clifford L. Brown, 25 Sept 1946: Madison Co GA

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From "The Banner Herald", Athens GA

"Clifford L. Brown, Madison County, dies from attack" --

Cliford L. Brown, 54, well known Colbert resident, died unexpectedly 
from a heart attack while enroute from his home to an Athens hospital 
Wednesday afternoon at 4:15 o'clock.

Services are to be conducted from Branch Creek Baptist Church, date 
and hour to be announced later by McDorman-Bridges. Rev. W. L. Allen, 
pastor of the Baptist Church in Monroe will officiate and interment 
will be in Whitworth Cemetery, members of the Madison County Post of 
the American Legion serving as pallbearers. Other members of the 
Legion will form an escort of honor.

Mr. Brown is survived by his wife, Mrs. Jewell Branyan Brown; 
daughter Mrs. Boyce Smith, Sioux Falls, SD; son Seaman Leo H. Brown, 
U. S. Navy; sister, Mrs. Walter Chandler, Kannapolis, NC; five 
brothers, Howard and George Brown, both of Athens; Whit Brown, 
Commerce; Homer Brown, Colbert; and Hiram Brown, Brookhaven, GA 
and a grandson, Ronnie Smith, Sioux Falls, SD.

He was a native of Madison County and resided there most of his life, 
being one of that community's most respected citizens. He was a loyal 
and active member of the Baptist Church and was also keenly 
interested in affairs of the American Legion."