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Obituary for MILTON L. BROWN
Milton Leon Brown born to the late Velvet and Berthalene MaGruder Brown on February 28, 1954, was called home from labor to reward on January 18, 2013, at Anne Arundel Medical Center. Milton, affectionately called Cupcake, at an early age attended House of Prayer on Sudley Road in Owensville under the late Bishop Leslie Owens where he received salvation and was baptized. Before his transition to his new body he made peace with God. He received his education in Anne Arundel County Public Schools. He worked in construction at an early age. He was a hard worker and very dedicated employee. He worked as a heavy equipment operator. He received many safety awards while working for Maryland Environmental Services. He really enjoyed being with family and friends listening to Oldies but Goodies and Quartet music and he always put family first. He also enjoyed looking at Western Movies and socializing with his buddies at the 7 Eleven. His good nature, personality and sense of humor will truly be missed, especially his Barry White baritone. He leaves to share his memories with: brothers, Francis, Melvin (Virginia), Maurice and Christopher (Detra) Brown; sisters, Helen Brooks, Violet Jones, Jessie (Herman) Morsell, Ethel Lou (Sherman) Morsell, Gladys (William) Smith and Berthalene Parker; sisters-in-law, Debra Brown and Mary Brown; aunts, Clara (James) Ijams; great-aunt, Dorothy Brown; uncles, Daniel and Roger Brown and Wilson(Deborah) and Benjamin Parran; a host of nieces ,nephews, cousins and other relatives and friends; a devoted niece, Beneka Sirko; a devoted neighbor and two devoted friends, Gregory Malloy and Vincent Reid Jr., two special and devoted friends Vanessa Simms and Doris Jones. He was preceded in death by brothers, Rufus and Robert Brown and a sister, Martha Brown.
