Father: Francisco E. Sisneros
Mother: Delfina Atencio Sisneros
Spouse: Reginald "Reggie" M. Corona
Married: Divorced
Spouse: Rulon S. Brown
Sealed: LDS Temple
Education: Stevens Henager College
LDS Mission: Trinidad
Life's Work/Service/Interests: After graduating from business college she worked as a secretary/bookkeeper for businesses that she and her husband owned. She also helped operate a ranch in Clover Valley, Nevada where she had the opportunity to teach English to the children of the ranch hands, helping these children to graduate from school. The ranch was visited by many family members creating very fond memories of the ranch. After retirement they moved back to Salt Lake and because of the volunteer work they had the opportunity to travel to many countries. They also served a mission together in Trinidad. She enjoyed cooking, making the cookie Christmas Tree and Mexican food. She was a seamstress by heart and made quilts for the grandkids. She also enjoyed ceramics, stained glass and spent many years teaching stained glass at the Sandy Senior Center. Erma Sisneros Corona Brown passed away Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 18, 2013, at the home of her daughter.
Religion/Associations: LDS Church Member
Survived By: Her children: Reg (Karen) Corona, Jr., Kenny Corona, Corrine Corona, Marlo Brown; siblings: Julie, Penny, Efren and Anthony; many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Preceded In Death By: Her husband, Rulon Brown; one sister and three brothers.
Special Thanks: To Pat Parault and to her daughter, Corrine Corona, whom Erma lived with for the past 15 months.
Services: Brighton LDS 3rd Ward
Mortuary: Cannon Mortuary
Interment: Murray City Cemetery
Obituary: Deseret News | 20 June 2013
Bio compiled by: AnnieDuckettHundley
Mother: Delfina Atencio Sisneros
Spouse: Reginald "Reggie" M. Corona
Married: Divorced
Spouse: Rulon S. Brown
Sealed: LDS Temple
Education: Stevens Henager College
LDS Mission: Trinidad
Life's Work/Service/Interests: After graduating from business college she worked as a secretary/bookkeeper for businesses that she and her husband owned. She also helped operate a ranch in Clover Valley, Nevada where she had the opportunity to teach English to the children of the ranch hands, helping these children to graduate from school. The ranch was visited by many family members creating very fond memories of the ranch. After retirement they moved back to Salt Lake and because of the volunteer work they had the opportunity to travel to many countries. They also served a mission together in Trinidad. She enjoyed cooking, making the cookie Christmas Tree and Mexican food. She was a seamstress by heart and made quilts for the grandkids. She also enjoyed ceramics, stained glass and spent many years teaching stained glass at the Sandy Senior Center. Erma Sisneros Corona Brown passed away Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 18, 2013, at the home of her daughter.
Religion/Associations: LDS Church Member
Survived By: Her children: Reg (Karen) Corona, Jr., Kenny Corona, Corrine Corona, Marlo Brown; siblings: Julie, Penny, Efren and Anthony; many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Preceded In Death By: Her husband, Rulon Brown; one sister and three brothers.
Special Thanks: To Pat Parault and to her daughter, Corrine Corona, whom Erma lived with for the past 15 months.
Services: Brighton LDS 3rd Ward
Mortuary: Cannon Mortuary
Interment: Murray City Cemetery
Obituary: Deseret News | 20 June 2013
Bio compiled by: AnnieDuckettHundley
Father: Francisco E. Sisneros
Mother: Delfina Atencio Sisneros
Spouse: Reginald "Reggie" M. Corona
Married: Divorced
Spouse: Rulon S. Brown
Sealed: LDS Temple
Education: Stevens Henager College
LDS Mission: Trinidad
Life's Work/Service/Interests: After graduating from business college she worked as a secretary/bookkeeper for businesses that she and her husband owned. She also helped operate a ranch in Clover Valley, Nevada where she had the opportunity to teach English to the children of the ranch hands, helping these children to graduate from school. The ranch was visited by many family members creating very fond memories of the ranch. After retirement they moved back to Salt Lake and because of the volunteer work they had the opportunity to travel to many countries. They also served a mission together in Trinidad. She enjoyed cooking, making the cookie Christmas Tree and Mexican food. She was a seamstress by heart and made quilts for the grandkids. She also enjoyed ceramics, stained glass and spent many years teaching stained glass at the Sandy Senior Center. Erma Sisneros Corona Brown passed away Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 18, 2013, at the home of her daughter.
Religion/Associations: LDS Church Member
Survived By: Her children: Reg (Karen) Corona, Jr., Kenny Corona, Corrine Corona, Marlo Brown; siblings: Julie, Penny, Efren and Anthony; many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Preceded In Death By: Her husband, Rulon Brown; one sister and three brothers.
Special Thanks: To Pat Parault and to her daughter, Corrine Corona, whom Erma lived with for the past 15 months.
Services: Brighton LDS 3rd Ward
Mortuary: Cannon Mortuary
Interment: Murray City Cemetery
Obituary: Deseret News | 20 June 2013
Bio compiled by: AnnieDuckettHundley
Mother: Delfina Atencio Sisneros
Spouse: Reginald "Reggie" M. Corona
Married: Divorced
Spouse: Rulon S. Brown
Sealed: LDS Temple
Education: Stevens Henager College
LDS Mission: Trinidad
Life's Work/Service/Interests: After graduating from business college she worked as a secretary/bookkeeper for businesses that she and her husband owned. She also helped operate a ranch in Clover Valley, Nevada where she had the opportunity to teach English to the children of the ranch hands, helping these children to graduate from school. The ranch was visited by many family members creating very fond memories of the ranch. After retirement they moved back to Salt Lake and because of the volunteer work they had the opportunity to travel to many countries. They also served a mission together in Trinidad. She enjoyed cooking, making the cookie Christmas Tree and Mexican food. She was a seamstress by heart and made quilts for the grandkids. She also enjoyed ceramics, stained glass and spent many years teaching stained glass at the Sandy Senior Center. Erma Sisneros Corona Brown passed away Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 18, 2013, at the home of her daughter.
Religion/Associations: LDS Church Member
Survived By: Her children: Reg (Karen) Corona, Jr., Kenny Corona, Corrine Corona, Marlo Brown; siblings: Julie, Penny, Efren and Anthony; many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Preceded In Death By: Her husband, Rulon Brown; one sister and three brothers.
Special Thanks: To Pat Parault and to her daughter, Corrine Corona, whom Erma lived with for the past 15 months.
Services: Brighton LDS 3rd Ward
Mortuary: Cannon Mortuary
Interment: Murray City Cemetery
Obituary: Deseret News | 20 June 2013
Bio compiled by: AnnieDuckettHundley
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