Tulsa, OK, Obit BROWN, Matt
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Posted by Jeff Smith in May2002

BROWN -- Matt , 86, of Muskogee, died Sunday morning, May 6, 2001, 
at Muskogee Regional Medical Center. He was born on August 23, 1914 
in Berwin, OK to Matt E. and Bertha Mae (Card) Brown. Mr. Brown 
moved to Muskogee as a young child and called Muskogee home. He was 
employed with Corning Glass until his retirement in 1978. In addition, 
throughout his working years and after retirement, he was a Carpenter, 
Rancher, Dairy Farmer and Home Builder. Mr. Brown helped build the 
original Mt. View Baptist Church of Muskogee in 1930 and was a member 
from that time until his death. He was an avid fisherman and loved to 
hunt in his spare time. Mr. Brown is survived by: his wife, 
Georgia E. Brown of the home; a son, Matt and Susan Brown of Tulsa 
and their children, Angie Ratliff Smith and David Smith, Jr. of Edmond 
and Spencer Wade Brown of Tulsa; daughter, Mary Murphy of Tulsa and 
her children, Kimm Coleman of Tulsa, Kelli Murphy of Salt Lake City, UT, 
and her grandchild, Jennifer Perrine and fiance Matt Blair of Edmond; 
daughter, Dorothy and Jack Brantley and their children of Ft. Smith, AR; 
daughter, Glenda Brown and her children of Ft. Smith, AR; numerous nephews, 
nieces and other relatives that he loved so much. He was preceded in 
death by his parents; 1 brother, Bill Brown; and 2 sisters, Josephine 
Forister and Mary Ellen Hogan. Interment at Memorial Park Cemetery.