Nancy Lou Browne (63) was the youngest of three children (Patricia May, Marilyn Sue, Nancy Lou) born Dec. 17, 1952 in Cleveland, Ohio to David Edwin Browne and Florence Luella Childs. Nancy died unexpectedly (heart attack) on Jan. 11, 2016 at her apartment in Parma, Ohio as she was prepared to go to work.
Her maternal grandparents were Guy Truman Childs and May Barbara Steiber formerly of Grand Rapids, Minnesota.
Nancy's paternal grandparents were Alfred Henry Browne and Freda Martha Moser.
of Washington Court House, Ohio.
Nancy had one child, Lisa Sparks Smith. She is buried beside her daughter.
Nancy graduated in 1972 from West Tech H.S, Cleveland, OH 1972. In her younger years she sold concessions at the Major League Baseball, Cleveland Indians games. Later she facilitated the activities at Mt. Alverna nursing home, Parma, OH.
Nancy loved singing and had a beautiful voice. She worked at a nursing home where she helped with the recreation therapy. Apparently died of a heart attack, since she was getting ready for work and found dead in her shower.
She is preceded in death by her parents, Florence Luella (Childs) Browne and David Edwin Browne and her only child: Lisa Helen (Sparks) Smith.
She is survived by two sisters, Patricia May Browne of Cleveland, Ohio and Marilyn Sue (Browne) Poyet of Phoenix, Arizona.
Her maternal grandparents were Guy Truman Childs and May Barbara Steiber formerly of Grand Rapids, Minnesota.
Nancy's paternal grandparents were Alfred Henry Browne and Freda Martha Moser.
of Washington Court House, Ohio.
Nancy had one child, Lisa Sparks Smith. She is buried beside her daughter.
Nancy graduated in 1972 from West Tech H.S, Cleveland, OH 1972. In her younger years she sold concessions at the Major League Baseball, Cleveland Indians games. Later she facilitated the activities at Mt. Alverna nursing home, Parma, OH.
Nancy loved singing and had a beautiful voice. She worked at a nursing home where she helped with the recreation therapy. Apparently died of a heart attack, since she was getting ready for work and found dead in her shower.
She is preceded in death by her parents, Florence Luella (Childs) Browne and David Edwin Browne and her only child: Lisa Helen (Sparks) Smith.
She is survived by two sisters, Patricia May Browne of Cleveland, Ohio and Marilyn Sue (Browne) Poyet of Phoenix, Arizona.
Nancy Lou Browne (63) was the youngest of three children (Patricia May, Marilyn Sue, Nancy Lou) born Dec. 17, 1952 in Cleveland, Ohio to David Edwin Browne and Florence Luella Childs. Nancy died unexpectedly (heart attack) on Jan. 11, 2016 at her apartment in Parma, Ohio as she was prepared to go to work.
Her maternal grandparents were Guy Truman Childs and May Barbara Steiber formerly of Grand Rapids, Minnesota.
Nancy's paternal grandparents were Alfred Henry Browne and Freda Martha Moser.
of Washington Court House, Ohio.
Nancy had one child, Lisa Sparks Smith. She is buried beside her daughter.
Nancy graduated in 1972 from West Tech H.S, Cleveland, OH 1972. In her younger years she sold concessions at the Major League Baseball, Cleveland Indians games. Later she facilitated the activities at Mt. Alverna nursing home, Parma, OH.
Nancy loved singing and had a beautiful voice. She worked at a nursing home where she helped with the recreation therapy. Apparently died of a heart attack, since she was getting ready for work and found dead in her shower.
She is preceded in death by her parents, Florence Luella (Childs) Browne and David Edwin Browne and her only child: Lisa Helen (Sparks) Smith.
She is survived by two sisters, Patricia May Browne of Cleveland, Ohio and Marilyn Sue (Browne) Poyet of Phoenix, Arizona.
Her maternal grandparents were Guy Truman Childs and May Barbara Steiber formerly of Grand Rapids, Minnesota.
Nancy's paternal grandparents were Alfred Henry Browne and Freda Martha Moser.
of Washington Court House, Ohio.
Nancy had one child, Lisa Sparks Smith. She is buried beside her daughter.
Nancy graduated in 1972 from West Tech H.S, Cleveland, OH 1972. In her younger years she sold concessions at the Major League Baseball, Cleveland Indians games. Later she facilitated the activities at Mt. Alverna nursing home, Parma, OH.
Nancy loved singing and had a beautiful voice. She worked at a nursing home where she helped with the recreation therapy. Apparently died of a heart attack, since she was getting ready for work and found dead in her shower.
She is preceded in death by her parents, Florence Luella (Childs) Browne and David Edwin Browne and her only child: Lisa Helen (Sparks) Smith.
She is survived by two sisters, Patricia May Browne of Cleveland, Ohio and Marilyn Sue (Browne) Poyet of Phoenix, Arizona.
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