In Memory

Amy Brown

Amy Brown

Amy Marie Brown, 30, Bonner Springs, died July 13, 1992, at St. Luke's Hospital. 
Graveside services will be at 1 p.m. Thursday at Antioch Cemetery.  Friends may
call from 6:30 to 8 p.m. today at Newcomer's Overland Park Chapel. Mrs. Brown
was a lifelong area resident.  She was a waitress for the Parkway 600 Grill. 
She attended Shawnee Mission South High School and was a 1979 graduate of Blue
Valley High School.  She received a graphic arts degree from Johnson County
Community College and was enrolled in the arts program at the University of
Kansas.  Survivors include a daughter, Alexandra Brown, and her mother and
stepfather, Nancy and Steve Prosser, all of the home; two brothers, Patrick
Brown and Nicholas Brown of Kansas City, Kan.; a sister, Sandy Brown, Kansas
City; and her maternal grandparents, John and Irene Rice of Blue Springs.



 
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01/29/09 12:36 AM #1    

Randy Dalton

Does anyone know how Amy passed away? I was always very fond of her both at Nallwood and SMS. She and I had a multitude of classes together and I saw her several times after HS graduation.

02/06/09 03:52 PM #2    

Leslie Gadow (Sprung)

I Loved Amy too .. I HEARD SHE WAS AT A HOUSE IN BROOKSIDE AND FELL THREE STORIES DOWN THOUGHT SHE WAS WALKING OUT A DOOR THAT LED TO NOWHERE

02/09/09 06:16 PM #3    

Darby Moran (Lohrding)

I too heard the same story about Amy walking thru a door...
Amy was a lot of fun and always one to share a good laugh with, rest in peace my friend! ~Darby

02/10/09 04:13 PM #4    

Gino DeSico

This is a version I heard about her, Amy was a top the Harris House Restaurant & Bar in Westport, an area where they had done some new construction & there was a small barricade in which she fell over & in turn fell three stories to the payment below.
I knew Amy since 6th grade where we first met at a mixer we had back then at each other's homes. Dorthy Moody Elementary School where us sixth grade kids took turns having kids to our houses to dance & meet. Amy was a special person even back then, a little ahead of her time. We stayed in contact over the years after HS as we both worked in the restaurant business. Later after HS, her family moved out to 151 & Stanley when that was still the boondocks. Her older sister Sandy was good friends with my family as well over those years, my older sisters who graduated also form SMS.
She always had a smile for those who knew her. GD

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