Lee Clint Brown

May 13, 1930 - December 21, 2024

Lee Clint Brown was born May 13, 1930 in Wagner, Oklahoma to Nelson Clint Brown and Mennie Lee Brown. He passed on December 21, 2024.

He met Jeannie Reese in early 1957. They were married in 1958. Lee had one son, Ronald Dale Brown, by a previous marriage and Jeannie had two sons by a previous marriage; David James Reese and Daniel Lee Reese. They had 1 son, Russell Wayne Brown.
David died in 1968 of a rare disease and Russell died in October 2024 of lung cancer.
Lee served 4 years in the US Navy at a submarine base in Hawaii, from 1948-1952.
Lee was a professional truck driver and worked for IML Freight for 32 years until the Union called strike in 1984 and put the company out of business. He lacked 2 months of being old enough to retire. He bought his own truck and continued as an owner operator until the year 2000, when he retired.

Lee wanted he and Jeannie to have 2 deer hunting horses which grew to be 13 head of beautiful Arabian Show Horses. Together, Lee and Jeannie bred raised, trained and showed their horses, which they were very successful at.
Lee especially enjoyed outside activities with the family; camping, fishing, sports…

Lee enjoyed their back yard and many long haired chihuahuas they had over the past 56 years. He also enjoyed feeding and watching the wild birds and squirrels.
Lee was recently baptized into the Catholic Church, made his first Holy Communion and was Confirmed. He found God and a new peace.
They have 7 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren.

A funeral mass will be celebrated on Friday, January 3rd at 11 AM at St Vincent de Paul Church, 1375 Spring Ln, Holladay. A visitation will be at 10 AM.

He will be laid to rest the following day, Saturday, January 4th at 1 PM at Mount Calvary Catholic Cemetery, 275 U St, Salt Lake City.

 

In Loving Memory

I love you Grandpa. You will be forever thought of and missed.

Jazmine Goble

Herriman, UT

Jeannie, You are in my thoughts and prayers at this sad and difficult time. I wish I could participate in the funeral at St. Vincent. Your years of prayer have produced much fruit. Thank you for your many horse stories and years of support at St. Vincent Parish. With affection,

Fr. John E. Norman

Las Cruces, NM

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