LIVINGSTON, Tex, - Funeral services for Benjamin Franklin Brown, who died Tuesday night of an apparent heart attack while working in Brazil on a construction job, will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at'the Pace Funeral Home in Livingston.
Burial will follow at the Campground Cemetery between Livingston and Woodville.
Brown, a. former, resident of Galveston, was employed by Loomis- Construction Co. at the time of his death.
Survivors include two daughters, Cindy and Terry Brown, both of Livingston: three sisters, Mrs. John Edward Ashworth of New Orleans, Mrs. Mur Davis of Livingston, and Mrs. Pearl E. Swift of Woodville; and a brother, Joseph Elton Brown of Atlanta, Ga.
Galveston Daily News
July 31 1971
Burial will follow at the Campground Cemetery between Livingston and Woodville.
Brown, a. former, resident of Galveston, was employed by Loomis- Construction Co. at the time of his death.
Survivors include two daughters, Cindy and Terry Brown, both of Livingston: three sisters, Mrs. John Edward Ashworth of New Orleans, Mrs. Mur Davis of Livingston, and Mrs. Pearl E. Swift of Woodville; and a brother, Joseph Elton Brown of Atlanta, Ga.
Galveston Daily News
July 31 1971
LIVINGSTON, Tex, - Funeral services for Benjamin Franklin Brown, who died Tuesday night of an apparent heart attack while working in Brazil on a construction job, will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at'the Pace Funeral Home in Livingston.
Burial will follow at the Campground Cemetery between Livingston and Woodville.
Brown, a. former, resident of Galveston, was employed by Loomis- Construction Co. at the time of his death.
Survivors include two daughters, Cindy and Terry Brown, both of Livingston: three sisters, Mrs. John Edward Ashworth of New Orleans, Mrs. Mur Davis of Livingston, and Mrs. Pearl E. Swift of Woodville; and a brother, Joseph Elton Brown of Atlanta, Ga.
Galveston Daily News
July 31 1971
Burial will follow at the Campground Cemetery between Livingston and Woodville.
Brown, a. former, resident of Galveston, was employed by Loomis- Construction Co. at the time of his death.
Survivors include two daughters, Cindy and Terry Brown, both of Livingston: three sisters, Mrs. John Edward Ashworth of New Orleans, Mrs. Mur Davis of Livingston, and Mrs. Pearl E. Swift of Woodville; and a brother, Joseph Elton Brown of Atlanta, Ga.
Galveston Daily News
July 31 1971
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