Death date: Feb 21, 2019
6 May 1947 - 21 February 2019\r\nAvon Gentry Brown was born May 6, 1947 in Ogden, Utah to Frances C. Brown and Cordell D. Brown. Mr. Brown was raised in Magna, Utah and graduated from Cyprus High School. After serving the United S Read Obituary
I was very sorry to hear about Gentry passing. I had not seen him for many years unless he came out to do a little gambling. I knew Gentry years ago when we worked one of the private clubs. He was such a nice guy and we became friends. I know he was very happy to be married to you and was elated to have a Son. I was glad to see him so contented with his life. I am so sorry for your loss and wish you the best and the comfort of wonderful memories.
Our hearts are heavy with sadness for you Lourdes and Adam. It�??s been several years sunce we have seen each other but all three of you are in our fondest memories. May you seek comfort in the memories all of you created together. We send our love and prayers for comfort.
To the family,\r\nI didn�??t know Gentry personally. But it seems he was a very encouraging person to be around. I am so sorry for your great loss. In times like these we need true comfort. The Bible says in 2 Corinthians 1:3,4 that Jehovah god is a god of true comfort, and he comforts us in all our tribulations. He is aware of our suffering and wants to remedy it. How amazing to be able to see the fulfillment of this scripture in John 5:28,29 when �??all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice and come out.�?� Take comfort in these promises.
Our sincere condolences for the loss of your loving husband Gentry , may God embrace you in his loving arms & bring you & Adam comfort during this most difficult time. \r\n\r\nGary & Linda
Dear friend. It was a happy day for the Redds when Harold found a roommate and friend in Gentry at University hospital. One could not wish for a kinder, more positive person with whom to share a room. He was always so sweet and encouraging to Harold. He had a wonderful sense of humour. In spite of his own dire, health problems he was always, always prepared to give encouragement. Our children came to appreciate him and continued to ask about him long after their dad was home. We loved his stories about serving his Country and were thankful for that service on our behalf. Goodbye dear Gentry. We pray that happy memories will help Lourdes and Adam get through this loss of husband and father. Harold and Pat Redd and family, Cathy, Eric, Brian, Dan, \r\nand Matt. And grandchildren, too numourous to mention who were always happy to see Mr. Gentry
The day we came together as roommates at the University hospital was the beginning of a wonderful friendship. We were so impressed by your patience, perseverance and friendship. Our entire family came to know and love you. We appreciated your encouragement of Harold as he worked through his own trials. You were always so positive and caring in the midst of your health problems. Goodbye dear friend, our family will always remember you. Our prayers are with Lourdes and Adam and hope that happy memories will help them get through this mourning process. Harold and Pat Redd and children, Cathy, Eric, Brian. Dan, Matt and all the miscellaneous grandchildren who got to know you.
I can attest to everything said about Gentry. He was always kind and genuinely concerned about his family, friends and even a casual acquaintance ge may have only met and possibly wouldn\'t see again. Cheerful and playful, I enjoyed his friendship. God bless this gentle soul.
Lourdes, Adam, I feel very honored to have known Gentry, I got to know Gentry during the time Adam attended Kearns St Ann School. May the lord comfort you at this time. God Bless you both, Joanne And Victor Manzanares
