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CONDOLENCES TO THE FAMILY OF MARY BROWN


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Mary Theresa

November 17,1946 - October 17, 2017

Mary Theresa Brown, 70, died after a brief but fierce battle with lung cancer in the early hours of October 17th at Three Hills Hospital. She was born November 17, 1946 in Lestock, SK to Frank and Bertha (Erros) Nagy. A Celebration of Life will be held in the spring for family and close friends. Details to be shared by word of mouth when arranged. Mary married Ken Brown on October 30th, 1971 and they celebrated nearly 46 years of marriage. She stayed home to raise their two children and was a devoted wife and mother. Mary also spent many years working in retail and shared her feisty, friendly personality with workmates and customers alike. Mary is predeceased by her father Frank, her mother Bertha, father-in-law Joseph Brown, mother-in-law Leannie (Kraun) Brown, siblings Louis Nagy, Louise (Nagy) Zdun, James Nagy, Joseph Nagy and Barbara Nagy. She is survived by her husband Ken Brown, children Rick Brown and Shirlee (Gavin) Makse, siblings Margaret Fesser, Robert (Joan) Nagy, Francis (Julie) Nagy, Adam (Kathy) Nagy, Anthony (Elaine) Nagy and Gerald Nagy, siblings-in-law Marlene (Richard) Gorzen, John (Darlene)Brown, Betty (Dick) Makar, Steve (Karen) Brown, Edna (Herb) Burridge, Beven (Connie) Brown and Beverly (Bill) Yarn, grandchildren Megan, Zoe and Nathan Boland, and Joseph and Danielle Makse, and many beloved nieces, nephews and cousins. Donations can be made to the Canadian Cancer Society in memory of Mary Brown, if desired. The family would like to extend their thanks to the fantastic care Mary received from the many doctors and nurses in Drumheller, Calgary (Foothills Hospital, Tom Baker Cancer Clinic), and Three Hills. The doctors and nurses at Three Hills Hospital went above and beyond in her palliative/hospice care in her last days. Your kindness and care will not be forgotten.


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