Born: October 29, 1960 - Deceased: August 28, 2020
Susan N. Brown, nee Taylor, 59, of Belleville, IL, born Saturday, October 29, 1960, in Washington, DC, passed away Friday, August 28, 2020, at St. Louis University Hospital in Saint Louis, MO.
Susan was a loving wife for 39 years, proud mother of three, and a devoted grandmother of seven. Susan and Gregory where married June 6th 1981 at Andrews AFB MD. They started a family while living in Upper Marlboro MD. In 1994, the Brown family moved to Illinois where Susan began her journey into nursing. Susan began her career in nursing in 1997. Her education was completed with a Master of Science degree in Nursing Education. She worked at various hospitals in the Belleville area, most notably with the heart team at St Elizabeth’s Hospital, the operating room at Anderson Hospital, and the Cardiac stress lab at Memorial hospital. Susan was loved by many and will be deeply missed.
She was preceded in death by her:
- Daughter: Courtney T. Brown
- Father: Franklin M. Taylor, Sr.
- Father-in-law: Richard Harvey
Surviving are her:
- Husband: Gregory Brown of Belleville, IL
- Sons
- Andrew (Penny Hill ) Brown of Belleville, IL
- Matthew C. Brown of Belleville, IL
- Mother: Ann J. Taylor of Grafton, WV
- Brothers
- Franklin Taylor, Jr. of Baltimore, MD
- William Taylor of Clinton, MD
- Sisters
- Nancy (Ed) Mason of Fredericksburg, VA
- Cindy Taylor-Bolyard of Grafton, WV
- Mother-in-law: Janet M. Harvey
- Grandchildren
- Galin Hill
- Lilli Lacina-Brown
- Ryleigh Brown
- Lucas Brown
- Jackson Brown
- Emma Brown
- Theodore Brown
Memorial Gathering: Friends may call from 4:00 – 7:00 pm on Friday, September 4, 2020, at Kurrus Funeral Home in Belleville, IL.
7 Comments
So sorry for your loss Matt you and your family are in my prayers My condolences to everyone.
Vickie Oetken
Mindy S Aunt
Gregg as you prepare to celebrate Susan’s life and prepare to lay her to rest, keeping you and your family in my thoughts and prayers. Praying for God’s comfort and strength.
I’m so sorry for your loss Greg. I’ll keep you in my prayers.
We are so sorry, Greg
I remember Susan fondly from the days we worked together at the old Saint Elizabeth’s hospital OR. She was ever a kind, good-hearted, dependable nurse. Rip, dear lady. Condolences to those who knew and loved her. Carole K Smith, Tehachapi, CA
I’m so sorry for your loss Greg. I’m keeping you and your family in my thoughts and prayers. I can’t imagine the heartache you must have during this sad time. Love and hugs to all.
Greg and Family,
I am truly sorry for your loss. I worked with Susan in many arenas in Nursing…. she always strived to be the best nurse possible! And she achieved this! She loved her family dearly and never lost sight on how important you were and was grateful for how much you supported and understood the demands of her nursing career.
Prayers and virtual hugs to you all!
Colette Hoffarth