San Bernardino County Obituaries

Jeffrey Alan Brown

Submitted by Peggy Hooper 1 Feb 2008

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Daily Press, San Bernardino, Sunday, January 29, 2006

Jeffrey Alan Brown, 47, died Dec. 13, 2005, of a heart attack at his Kingman, 
Ariz. home. Jeff was born Aug. 4, 1958, in Loma Linda. He grew up in Hesperia, 
attended Hesperia schools, played trumpet in school bands, was a Boy Scout, 
played Little League Baseball for seven summers and was a charter member of 
Victor Valley Christian Church. Jeff also worked as an electrician for many 
years with Mesa Electric in Hesperia. A life member of the American 
Motorcyclist Association, No. 279229, Jeff enjoyed motorcycles and on his 20th 
birthday, he bought a Harley-Davidson. The first car he paid for himself was a 
1966 Mustang with a desert scene on the doors, which is still family-owned. 
For a few years, Jeff lived in Tennessee and then Kentucky. One job he found 
interesting was doing electrical work on a sound studio for singer Randy 
Travis. While in Kentucky, Jeff was foreman for the work on Murray State 
University's technology building and the Mayfield Hospital. In 1993, Jeff 
moved to Kingman, Ariz., to be near his father, Jack Brown, who died in May 
2004. Jeff worked on Kingman's first Wal-Mart, Avi Casino, Ford Proving 
Ground, schools in Aguila and Bagdad, Somerset Village and many other Mohave 
County Arizona projects. His last place of employment was Evers Electric in 
Kingman, Ariz. Survivors include Jeff's mother, Jeanne Hamilton Brown of 
Hesperia; sister, Jeaneece of Central Point, Ore.; sons, Jeremy of Shasta Lake 
City and Jonathan of Hesperia; uncles, Charles Lloyd Brown of Spring Valley, 
Jack Hamilton of Hesperia, Jerry Hamilton of Willows and Roger Hamilton of 
Gresham, Ore.; aunts, Joyce Spray of Missouri and Carole Ley of Redlands; 
nieces, Kristin Vincent, Tiffany Dunn and Brittany Tuck; and many other family 
members and friends. A memorial service will be held at 1 p.m. Feb. 11 at the 
Mountain View Cemetery in Kingman, Ariz.