Steve Brown, fighting the good fight

[TexKan]

I am so sorry to hear that - I know him on a professional level not a personal one but then again how could you not be personal with such a kind kind person. I enjoyed the business I had with him and enjoyed the energy he always brought to any event he hosted. I hope his passing is painless and I hope his strength will hold his family close long after he is gone. Just a hell of a nice guy - my best to him and his family - and to you Dutchie - I know it's just as hard to lose a friend as it is to lose a loved one. My thoughts are with you and you never seem to run out of tears with a loss - you just tire out after awhile. Your pain will ease in time but you will never never get that void filled - I have found it's just silly to try.

[whoknows]

I don't know Steve well, either, but have listened to him as "Voice of the Demons", and have always throroughly enjoyed his broadcasts. He touched the lives of many.
I also hope that Steve and his wife are receiving care and support through Hospice. It truly makes the transition, easier.....speaking from experience of a family member.

[The Drifter]

Wow, the last time i saw steve brown was after the last Great Bend vs DC football game and he looked incredible considering what he had went through. Then this past saturday i was returning home and caught the DC boys basketball game and Steve wasn't calling it and I was perplexed. He was a great guy and was really cool with the players and the fans alike. Steve Brown is a stand up guy.

[tigger122171]

I am a neice of Steve Brown, he is 44 years old. He was born in Groton, NY.

[Made in the USA]

Our thoughts are with you all, Tigger!

[tigger122171]

Thank you for your kind words. I heard the radio station he worked for for many years was bought out and the new station will be named after him. Is this true? Any photos anyone has of Uncle Steve would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks again.

[jeezeweeze]

Originally Posted by Made in the USA

Our thoughts are with you all, Tigger!

[hoarsewhisperer]

Originally Posted by tigger122171

Thank you for your kind words. I heard the radio station he worked for for many years was bought out and the new station will be named after him. Is this true? Any photos anyone has of Uncle Steve would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks again.

{{HUG}}}} Please pass it along to Steve

[1Dren WouldHe]

I have had the pleasure of working with Steve for the past nine months at Rocking M Radio. He has been on a physical roller-coaster throughout that time, but he is such a fighter and hard worker that he did absolutely everything he could (very, very well I might add) to not let an ounce of pain show while he was on the air. He has been a mainstay on the karaoke scene around DC for years (including the Silver Spur), and was a referee for volleyball and basketball for many years as well. I went to him because I was interested in getting into refereeing, and he went out of his way to make sure I was able to jump through the right hoops to get started and even got me my first work of this basketball season. Rocking M Radio is in the final steps of negotiations to acquire a second facility in the Frontview Plaza in DC, and it will be named in Steve Brown's honor. Karaoke at Brandy's in Cimarron had a tremendous response, and thoughts and prayers are appreciated. Steve has made an enormous impact to the Dodge City area and will NEVER be forgotten.

[dustinwadams5]

Don't know steve personally, but god bless and my heart is with him and his family cause that is some tough stuff to deal with no matter who you are.