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C. Brown
Dec 5, 1957 — Jun 29, 2017
C. Richard Brown, 59, of Evanston, WY passed away June 29, 2017.
He was born Dec. 5, 1957 in Chicago, IL (Go Cubs!) to Gloria Gayle (Gay) and James E. Brown, raised in Tremonton, UT and graduated from Bear River High School.
He is survived by his daughter Rebecca Elaine (Brown), her husband Steven J. Thurston and 3 grandchildren; Riah (11), Nixon (8), and Brielle (5) of Las Vegas, NV and siblings C. David Brown, Jennifer Jensen, Christopher Brown and Kimberly Karl.
Richard will be missed in many ways, especially for his infectious laugh and his bright personality. He is adored by his grandchildren, nieces, nephews, friends, and neighbors. He enjoyed sharing his love of the outdoors with those he cared most about; he was an accomplished fly fisherman, and a proud member of the Yellowstone Wolf Project Observation Team.
Richard's family will celebrate his life where he most loved to be, in Yellowstone, NP. We will keep an eye on the pack for you big guy.
He was born Dec. 5, 1957 in Chicago, IL (Go Cubs!) to Gloria Gayle (Gay) and James E. Brown, raised in Tremonton, UT and graduated from Bear River High School.
He is survived by his daughter Rebecca Elaine (Brown), her husband Steven J. Thurston and 3 grandchildren; Riah (11), Nixon (8), and Brielle (5) of Las Vegas, NV and siblings C. David Brown, Jennifer Jensen, Christopher Brown and Kimberly Karl.
Richard will be missed in many ways, especially for his infectious laugh and his bright personality. He is adored by his grandchildren, nieces, nephews, friends, and neighbors. He enjoyed sharing his love of the outdoors with those he cared most about; he was an accomplished fly fisherman, and a proud member of the Yellowstone Wolf Project Observation Team.
Richard's family will celebrate his life where he most loved to be, in Yellowstone, NP. We will keep an eye on the pack for you big guy.
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