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From: MSN NicknameBaby_Leaf1  (Original Message)Sent: 2/19/2005 1:54 AM
Hey everyone. I'm just putting out a shout out. If anyone has heard from Steve lately, please post up here and let us know what's going on. I've been wondering about him now for a while, and there are many others that have been asking about him, not just here, but in other federations he plays in. So if you have any information to find our missing person, please be kind, and share what you know. I'm putting it out there so that if everyone can tell someone else, maybe we can have the search and rescue looking for him. And if you do know something, please let us know.
Thanks.

I.


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From: MSN NicknameBaby_Leaf1Sent: 3/12/2005 12:41 AM
It is with a sad heart that I anounce that we have lost one of our own.  I found out today that two days after I had posted the first message in this thread, our faithful friend Steve Duaine Brown passed away of health complications. We all know he had been in the hospital for a while, but I guess none of us expected this to be it.  Please keep his family in your prayers. Thanks.
 
Steven “Brownie” D. Brown, age 48, of Sheffield Lake, former reporter of the Chronicle Telegram and editor of the CT "Encore" tabloid, died on Thursday, February 10, 2005 at EMH Regional Medical Center, Elyria, following a long illness. He was born on February 9, 1957 in Lorain, he moved to Sheffield Lake from Lorain in the 1960’s. He was a 1975 graduate of Brookside High School. He studied at Ohio State University, Michigan State University and then graduated from Lorain County Community College. Steven was employed as a reporter in the sports and entertainment department at the Chronicle Telegram for 27 years. He was a member of the First United Presbyterian Church, Elyria. He enjoyed watching movies, collecting baseball cards, watching baseball on t.v., playing the drums and going to and participating in the theater. He is survived by his father: Myron of Lima, OH, brother: Kevin Dale Brown, of Cedarburg, WI, sisters: Terry Lee Brown Burkhead, Grinnell, Iowa, Kathy Sue Brown, of Bar Harbor, Maine, and Ruth Lynn Brown, of Grover Beach, CA. He was preceded in death by his mother: Miriam Louise Brown in 1991. Memorial services will be held on Sunday, February 20th at 2:00 p.m. at First United Presbyterian Church, 200 East Avenue, Elyria, Rev. Malcolm Peel, pastor will officiate. The Dovin Funeral Home, 2701 Elyria Avenue, is handling the arrangements. To send online condolence, go to www.dovinfuneralhome.com. In lieu of flowers, contributions in his memory may be made to the First United Presbyterian Church, 200 East Avenue, Elyria, Ohio 44035.

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From: Lita StarfireSent: 3/12/2005 6:37 AM
For several years, I never would have seen this comming.  Even though we met only once, I feel like I have known you all my life.  Ever since we first started our little bro/sis thing online, I have never doubted that you would be a loyal as a real brother.  You were closer to me than my own brothers and that is a rareity.  Never could I see this, because the rain of peace clouded my way.  I feel like I have known you all my life, when in reality, it has only been about 2 or so years. 
A strong man, a detacated man, and a true friend, among the best that anyone could have ever wanted.  Weather he was smiting bad guys as the brave and merciful paladin Marsala Moreheart, or taking down foes in the ring as the powerful Kip Hardy and HHH, one think is forsure, the memory of the man behind the roleplaying will never die as long as this person has breath. 
 
Steve and I first met here online as we joined forces to be a family for the ages. The Priestess Lita Starfire, and the Warrior Marsala joined in the arena town of Rydia, and the rest is history as now the brother and sister lay to rest under the tree of life. 

Fare thee well, Holy warrior of Marfa, and may the spirt of the almighty lift you up in to the realms of light, because now you are free from the bonds and the tourchers of the world, no more pain and suffering.  I know Steve is in a better place, because the sorrow on my heart is lifted and I feel peace dispite my moring.  May his memory never die, not while we still live to honor him.
 
Thanks

Jake (Lita, Spark, Aonian)

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From: MSN NicknameElmshadeManagerSent: 3/15/2005 3:06 AM
I had the pleasure to meet Steve in real life only once, but it was a visit that I will cherish the rest of my life. Steve was such a warm, compassionate person that I hope I can somehow do him justice in writing about what I knew of him.
 
It's funny. It seems like the hardest thing in the world for me to write about my dear friend, but I can still picture his laughing, smiling face in my mind, clear as day. Steve was a wonderful man. He had a heart of gold, and a wit that never ceased to make those of us who knew him smile in gladness for knowing him. Role-playing was one of his favorite things in life, and he truly cherished not just the characters he made here, but the extended family -- his friends -- whom he found here.
 
It's selfish of me to wish him still here. But I do. I miss him. A lot. It's one of those strange truths in life that "you don't know what you've got, till it's gone". And now that he's gone...it's a sad truth that hits home even more. I know he's in a much better place now, with no tears, no emotional scars, no physical pain. It helps me get past the lump in my throat and the tears that blur my eyes from knowing I'll never hear his sweet voice or smile into his eyes again. But even though I grieve, I know he's better off.
 
While he was here to visit me, we stopped at a fountain so that each of us could make a wish. I remember wishing that Steve would find what it was he wanted so much in life. I don't know that he did, but I'd like to think that maybe he found it, after all. I don't know what he wished for...
 
But, my sweet, dear friend...I hope that it came true for you. I'll miss you, as will all those who were lucky enough to know you. You'll live forever in our hearts and minds. You touched our everyday lives with a bit of real-life magic, Steve. And you showed us what it really means to be a hero.
 
In Loving Memory,
~ Corina
 
 

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From: MSN NicknameHiel-Sent: 3/18/2005 7:10 PM

I been trying to think up something worth while to write for a while now. 

This strangely enough is not my cup of tea, nor likely anyone else's for that matter.

After all my ponderings, all that comes to mind is that I feel cheated, that I won't get to RP with Steve any more just when we were getting started nor get to know him better.

May Steve find peace and great Roleplaying in Heaven.
Amen as they say.
HT


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From: LokiSent: 4/3/2005 5:29 AM
Just checkin in. I still lurk ya. I just don't post usually. Not yet anyway.
 
But I will say this sux.  No real surprise if you know some of the medical signs. (and his age) He had big time health issues. Poor dude was suffering. Doesn't make this any less grievous tho.  
 
I liked him to. A true to God "Nice Guy" in a world swarming w/self-serving pretentious juveniles
 
A paladin was a fitting char for him. I would like to think we all shared some positive energy w/the man as he endured various treatments and hardships.
 
I would take a moment to wish Steve Eternal Peace and to remind my friends to enjoy every day as much as possible and to be good to one another, for our time is limited.
 
Health and long life to you all
 
LOKI-Out
 
 

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