Curtis

Brown

On the morning of May 29th, 2025 our beloved Curtis Brown Jr., born on October 25,

1952, to Curtis Brown Sr. and Evelyn Brown, peacefully departed this earthly realm,

leaving behind a legacy of love, strength, and quiet wisdom.

He retired from the Ford Motor Company in Woodhaven, Michigan, in 2003 after 30

years of dedicated service. Curtis had a deep appreciation for fine cars and stylish

attire, always taking pride in his appearance.

He had a contagious smile, a welcoming spirit, and a natural ability to make others feel

at ease. He especially cherished hosting gatherings at his home, where family and

friends were always welcome. Family was everything to Curtis—he took immense pride

in each and every one of his relatives.

His hazel eyes told their own story—changing with the light, full of depth, and carrying

the kind of smooth confidence that lingered long after he walked away.

The younger generation, in particular, gravitated toward their "Cool Uncle Curtis," who

would laugh with them, genuinely enjoy their presence, and, with a warm smile, send

them on their way only to invite them back again. His presence was a gift that brought

joy, laughter, and connection to every room he entered.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Curtis Brown Sr. and Evelyn Brown; his

daughter, Candice Brown; his sister, Belinda Davis; and his best friend, Paula.

Those left to cherish his memory are his daughters: Ladonya (Keebee) Nash, Trychel Grace,

Alesha Brown, and Asia Nail (JR); his grandchildren: Charletta, Chania, Taylor, Ahmya,

Lenyx, Junah, and Jameson; his brothers: Vernon Henderson (Barbara), Joe Brown,

and Roderick Brown (Jennifer); his sisters: Kathryn Anderson (Paul), Angela Graves

(Orlando), Brenda Brewster (Ricky), and Mona Brown—as well as many nieces,

nephews, cousins, and friends.

Though his absence leaves a deep void in our hearts, we rejoice in the memories, the

lessons, and the unwavering presence he gifted us throughout his life.