David Marc Brown
David Marc Brown, survived by his loving wife, Ellen Brown; sister, Lynne Albrecht; son, Howard Brown, his wife and three children; and daughter, Lori Kaiser, husband and one child, left this world unexpectedly at the age of 74, May 2, 2020, due to a tragic accident.
Born in Queens, New York, he attended Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and received a bachelor’s and master’s in metallurgy and material sciences. He also attended University of Akron and received an MBA. He was an owner of a financial services firm in Akron, Ohio, for 35 years.
David had many hobbies, including playing in four bands: the South Shore Community Band; the Jack Edison Band; a brass quintet; and Pinpoint, a jazz group. He was an incredibly talented musician, playing piano, bass guitar and tuba. He was also an athlete. He ran in two marathons and participated in many half-marathons. He belonged to the photography club, the computer club and was the treasurer for seven years and, more recently, the vice president of his HOA. He will be remembered as a loving husband, father, brother, grandfather and friend.
Because of the conditions caused by the COVID-19 virus, a proper visitation and celebration of life is not possible at this time and will occur when more favorable conditions exist. There will be a private family memorial and burial service at Gan Shalom Cemetery in Lutz, Florida.
Born in Queens, New York, he attended Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and received a bachelor’s and master’s in metallurgy and material sciences. He also attended University of Akron and received an MBA. He was an owner of a financial services firm in Akron, Ohio, for 35 years.
David had many hobbies, including playing in four bands: the South Shore Community Band; the Jack Edison Band; a brass quintet; and Pinpoint, a jazz group. He was an incredibly talented musician, playing piano, bass guitar and tuba. He was also an athlete. He ran in two marathons and participated in many half-marathons. He belonged to the photography club, the computer club and was the treasurer for seven years and, more recently, the vice president of his HOA. He will be remembered as a loving husband, father, brother, grandfather and friend.
Because of the conditions caused by the COVID-19 virus, a proper visitation and celebration of life is not possible at this time and will occur when more favorable conditions exist. There will be a private family memorial and burial service at Gan Shalom Cemetery in Lutz, Florida.