Obituary for Larry Reed Brown
Fairfax, Missouri
Larry Reed Brown, age 80, Fairfax, Missouri died Thursday, September 16, 2021, at the
Shenandoah Medical Center, Shenandoah, Iowa.
Larry was born October 6, 1940 in Tarkio, Missouri, son of the late Frank Newton and Christina Phae (Wilson) Brown.
Larry attended school in Tarkio. Afterwards he served his country in the Army National Guard.
After being discharged from the Guard, he was united in marriage to Judith Ann (Howell) on October 8, 1958. Larry had worked for over 30 years as a truckdriver for TPC in Tarkio, Missouri.
Larry enjoyed life. He loved camping and fishing, of which his fishing story was always a little bigger than those shared by his grandchildren. Larry was also entertained by watching television whether it be cartoons on Sunday morning, the Golden Girls all day long or Big Joe’s and Molly B’s Polka shows of an evening. Sunday’s he was like many others a big Chief’s fan watching football. It seemed he always had time to sneak in a good John Wayne Western.
The last five years of his life, Larry didn’t make any decisions without having the approval of the Boss!
Larry was baptized and attended the First Baptist Church in Tarkio.
Larry was preceded in death by his parents, wife Judith Ann (December 12, 2016), brother Charles Brown and a sister Sharon K. Hubbard.
His survivors include sons, Allen (Dawn) Brown, Rock Port, Missouri, Randy (Christa) Brown, Alton, Missouri, Larry E. (Tammy) Brown, Fairfax, Missouri, , daughters, Marsha (Toney) Fichter, Ridgedale, Missouri, Theresa (Roy) Boyle, Bambi (Aaron) Simmons, Kelly (Billy) Daugherty, all of Fairfax, one sister Candy Whetsel.
28 grandchildren, Troy (Ashley) Hale, Talaina Reed, Goldie Davis, Chris Brown, Micah Davis, Megan Rodriguez, Lacey Brown, Trace Lawson, Ruby Brown, Tylar Brown, ReAnna Brown, Caden Brown, Randell (Morgan) Brown, Jonathan Brown, Cayla Brown, Akasha Brown, Stephanie, Ellise and Amber Tackett, Bobby Harvey Jr., Amber Watkins, Ashley Brown, Tara Henning, James Driskell, Kamden Poppa, Hannah Brown, Gage Crowley, Raegan Crowley, Chloe Potts, Kinley Thornhill, Paisleigh Daugherty, Liam Daugherty.
25 great grandchildren, Lexi, Levi and Nora Brown, Joselynn Rodriguez, Elissa Kendall,
Wyatt, Aubrinna and Brittany Brown, Logan McClain, Neaveh Wooten, Brayton Zastrow,
Skyla Harvey, Zaylan and Brian Tackett, Grayson, Clayton and Micheal Harvey, Chaos Powers, Raven Turner, Faylynn Graham, Deondre Hughes, Tyzjuan Kirkland, Lataveon Brown, Alex and Matthew Driskell, Mason and Adaline Davis, Levi and Daphanie Brown, Bentley and Lexes Crowley, Blayklynt and Kaynley Elwood.
Funeral services will be held at 10:00 AM, Monday, September 20, 2021, at the First Baptist Church, Fairfax, where visitation will be from 9-10 AM prior to the service. Burial will be in the Home Cemetery, Tarkio, Missouri. The family asks that memorials be given to the Schooler Funeral Home to defray funeral expenses. Arrangements are under the of the Schooler Funeral Home, Fairfax.
Larry Reed Brown, age 80, Fairfax, Missouri died Thursday, September 16, 2021, at the
Shenandoah Medical Center, Shenandoah, Iowa.
Larry was born October 6, 1940 in Tarkio, Missouri, son of the late Frank Newton and Christina Phae (Wilson) Brown.
Larry attended school in Tarkio. Afterwards he served his country in the Army National Guard.
After being discharged from the Guard, he was united in marriage to Judith Ann (Howell) on October 8, 1958. Larry had worked for over 30 years as a truckdriver for TPC in Tarkio, Missouri.
Larry enjoyed life. He loved camping and fishing, of which his fishing story was always a little bigger than those shared by his grandchildren. Larry was also entertained by watching television whether it be cartoons on Sunday morning, the Golden Girls all day long or Big Joe’s and Molly B’s Polka shows of an evening. Sunday’s he was like many others a big Chief’s fan watching football. It seemed he always had time to sneak in a good John Wayne Western.
The last five years of his life, Larry didn’t make any decisions without having the approval of the Boss!
Larry was baptized and attended the First Baptist Church in Tarkio.
Larry was preceded in death by his parents, wife Judith Ann (December 12, 2016), brother Charles Brown and a sister Sharon K. Hubbard.
His survivors include sons, Allen (Dawn) Brown, Rock Port, Missouri, Randy (Christa) Brown, Alton, Missouri, Larry E. (Tammy) Brown, Fairfax, Missouri, , daughters, Marsha (Toney) Fichter, Ridgedale, Missouri, Theresa (Roy) Boyle, Bambi (Aaron) Simmons, Kelly (Billy) Daugherty, all of Fairfax, one sister Candy Whetsel.
28 grandchildren, Troy (Ashley) Hale, Talaina Reed, Goldie Davis, Chris Brown, Micah Davis, Megan Rodriguez, Lacey Brown, Trace Lawson, Ruby Brown, Tylar Brown, ReAnna Brown, Caden Brown, Randell (Morgan) Brown, Jonathan Brown, Cayla Brown, Akasha Brown, Stephanie, Ellise and Amber Tackett, Bobby Harvey Jr., Amber Watkins, Ashley Brown, Tara Henning, James Driskell, Kamden Poppa, Hannah Brown, Gage Crowley, Raegan Crowley, Chloe Potts, Kinley Thornhill, Paisleigh Daugherty, Liam Daugherty.
25 great grandchildren, Lexi, Levi and Nora Brown, Joselynn Rodriguez, Elissa Kendall,
Wyatt, Aubrinna and Brittany Brown, Logan McClain, Neaveh Wooten, Brayton Zastrow,
Skyla Harvey, Zaylan and Brian Tackett, Grayson, Clayton and Micheal Harvey, Chaos Powers, Raven Turner, Faylynn Graham, Deondre Hughes, Tyzjuan Kirkland, Lataveon Brown, Alex and Matthew Driskell, Mason and Adaline Davis, Levi and Daphanie Brown, Bentley and Lexes Crowley, Blayklynt and Kaynley Elwood.
Funeral services will be held at 10:00 AM, Monday, September 20, 2021, at the First Baptist Church, Fairfax, where visitation will be from 9-10 AM prior to the service. Burial will be in the Home Cemetery, Tarkio, Missouri. The family asks that memorials be given to the Schooler Funeral Home to defray funeral expenses. Arrangements are under the of the Schooler Funeral Home, Fairfax.