Birth date: Oct 23, 1967 Death date: Dec 14, 2019
David M. Brown, 52, of Collierville, TN passed away on December 14, 2019. He was born on October 23, 1967, in Memphis, TN. He began his career in the insurance and financial industry in 1991 when he became a partner at UCL Financi Read Obituary
Thanks for leaving me the game (Ben) daddy D. MY name is LiL-B. (Football) BJ Brown the Joker Ball (pull •ups)
Leanne I am sorry to hear of David’s passing. I just found out today. I originally thought that you’ve moved out of state. David had always been sweet and so kind. Loved his children and so happy to them whenever he picked them up from preschool. He will always be remembered by me as a wonderful young man/ dad. Love to you and the children. God bless❤️
We send our deepest sympathy to everyone who was near and dear to David,especially his loving family.Please know you will be in our thoughts and prayers .May God provide comfort and peace to your grieving hearts.We have had made a donation to St.Jude,in David’s honor.
So sorry for the family’s loss. In Memory of David, I have donated to the Streetdogs foundation. May God Bless your Family.
Hands down one of the finest men we have ever known.Smart…Funny…Selfless…Always glad to see you…Genuinely interested in you and your Family. So proud and happy to tell you about his wonderful Family.Our hearts are broken…but our Souls look forward to seeing David soon.Our Prayers and Support are with the Brown Family.Mark Caldarulo
Me and David grew up together on Flamingo Road in East Memphis where we went on to attend kindergarten, junior high school, and high school together. Although we lost touch after high school it was nice to communicate again with David recently over Facebook about David’s dad’s old tow truck. My thoughts and prayers go out to the entire Brown family. May you rest in peace old friend, and congratulations on a life well lived with. You will be truly missed.
Cindy I am so very sorry to hear about your brother. Losses are never easy and my thoughts and prayers go out to you. I know you know Jesus and sounds like your brother did as well. Paul so clearly expresses how we should long to be with the Father. It is our miss but your brothers gain. Love you Cindy
What an awesome person to be taken so young. I worked with David when I was working for TAG Truck Center. He was always there for me when I needed his help at work. We had such great chats about family (sometimes serious), Halloween decorations ??and life in general. Such a good caring person. My heartfelt condolences go out to his family and close friends. It was a pleasure knowing him. RIP David.
A late Saturday afternoon phone call brought the most jarring and unexpected news I believe I have ever received. I was speechless; unable to comprehend or process what I had just heard my wife Michele struggle to say. Even at this moment I can’t believe that I will never get to share laughs with my good friend ever again. It doesn’t seem real and seeing his picture next to his obituary brings great personal sorrow.I feel privileged that David and I began our careers at almost the same time; logging our first 15 years together in the same office. A change of professional direction on my part in 2007 had no bearing on our relationship; both of us still close friends and always looking forward to opportunities to either collaborate on cases or positively support the others efforts in any way.The real depth of our relationship was outside of the workplace. I was at his wedding and he at ours. The marriages bore children beginning at almost the same time. Our families grew together and did countless things together. Whether the event was a pool, birthday, graduation or holiday party, a business trip, a bike ride, attending a race, hanging out on boats, camping, cooking out or the like; the background noise always heard was the same: LAUGHTER!!I had an admiration of David that he probably never knew. For him, family was always firmly first and his children saw him at everything they were ever involved with. Like myself, I sensed that his wife was also his best friend and teammate. David was a friend to all and would always go out of his way to help on virtually anything; even when not asked.His smile, wit and laughter will always be in my head. Today I read back on some of our text exchanges. They are full of hilarious comments and now are a treasured piece from the past. His untimely passing has created a void in so, so many people’s lives and the seismic tremor of Saturday’s news will quake years into the future.Thank you for the blessing in my life that you were David. We will miss you terribly.
We met David on the lake with Phil and Florence Hollis. What a kind man and always seemed to have a smile. Loving prayers and hugs are sent to your family.
