Brown, James W. "Jim"
James W. "Jim" Brown, 69, California, MO.
Departed this life Monday, November 24, 1997 at St. Mary's Health Center
in Jefferson City, MO. He was born April 7, 1928 in Rocky Mount,
MO the son of Charles and Maude E. Davenport Brown who preceded him in
death.
He was united in marriage August 20, 1945 to Juanita
V. "Bonnie" Henke who survives of the home. He worked at Western
Auto in Kansas City and lived there until 1957, moved to High Point, MO
and farmed for 14 years then moved to California, MO in 1970 and worked
at Moniteau Woolen Mill, started the B&B Consignment Auction which
was later named Brown's Auction Service, was an auctioneer, ran B&B
Used Store, formed the country music band called Midlander's in 1974 and
was self employed until his retirement. He had an antique shop and
refinished furniture. He was a member of St. Paul's Lutheran Church in
California, MO.
Other survivors include: a son, Steve M. Brown
with his wife, Sandy of California MO; his step mother, Maggie Brown
of California Care Center;
half sisters:
Ruth Schagemann with her husband, Fred;
Edna Luper all of California Missouri
Judy Borghardt of Clarksburg Missouri.
half brothers:
Eddie Brown with his wife, Jackie
Harold Brown with his wife Judy
Leroy Brown all of California Missouri.
Everett Brown with his wife Sharon of Clarksburg, MO <br? half sisters,:
Viola Stepp with her husband, Henry of Lamar, MO
Louise Osborn with her husband Tom of Columbia MO
Mary Mallinson
Bonnie Parker
Maude Williams with her husband Clyde all of California MO
Lois Fortson with her husband, Paul of Clarksburg MO
grandchildren & great grandchildren.
He was preceded in death also by 1 sister Agnus Brown and his
step-father, Orval Smith.
Services will be held at Bowlin-Cantriel Funeral
Services, Saturday, November 29, 1997 at 11:00 A.M. Officiating
will
be Rev. Peter Kurowski. Burial will be in California City Cemetery.
Casket Bearers: Harold Brown, Leroy Brown, Billy Mallinson, Edward
Brown, Joe Brown, Lyle Brown, Jr.
Honary Casket Bearers: Larry Brown, John Leonard, Jim Reed, Harild
Wilhelm, Ronald (Buck) Anderson, Daniel Jenkins