Laurie Ann Brown

Laurie Ann Brown, 55, of Moscow passed away on Friday, July 10, 2020 at Redington Fairview General Hospital in Skowhegan, Maine; after her couragous battle with illness.

She was born at Redington Fairview General Hospital in Skowhegan on August 19, 1964 in Skowhegan, a daughter of Ralf P. Brown Sr. and Brenda “Bumpus” Brown. She was raised in the Moscow Bingham area where she attended local schools. She Graduated from Vally High Class of 1983. While still in high school she attended Skowhegan Vocational School where she studied health care. She recieved her certifacation in Health Occupation to qualify her to work as a Certified Nures Assistant (CNA). Laurie's life calling was taking care of others in their time of need so deisiding to be in health care was a natural choice. She had a natural ability to make people feel comfortable and cared for. She later attended Helping Hands Trade School where she became certified to be a Personal Support Specialist (PSS). She earned her certifacation to be a Certified Residential Medication Aid (CRMA) while employed at Tissue's Country Estates. She worked at many area healthcare facilities including Maine-ly Elder Care and Jackman Nursing Home. Her last job was at Helping Hands. Unfortunitly, her illness forced her to have retire completley.

Laurie lived for her family. They were her pride and joy especially her three beautiful daughters. The four of them shared an amazing bond that even death can not seperate. When she became a grandmother she was overjoyed and in love. Her love grew as her family expanded with more grandchildren. She absolutley adored each and everyone of them. Despite her illness she pushed on even though it was a struggle at times. She was strong, fearless yet loving, qualities that helped her get through the rough times. Her fiance' Ronald Robbins Jr. was so amazing during her illness. He took care of her every need with out hesitation. He was completely selfless and caring, qualities Laurie had fallen in love with. He was her rock, as she was his.

She spent her day's caring for her grandchildren, crocheting doileys, making hat's and mittens for her grandchildren, sewing and embrodering. One of her best talents was her cooking and baking. She was famous for her apple squares and her potato salad, a receipe she was handed down by her mother. She then handing it down to her daughters so they can continue the tradition.

Laurie was a planner. She wrote EVERYTHING down leaving little notes everywhere. She was an avid reader. Her favorite auther was Danielle Steele. Watching QVC was something she had done with her mother for many years and since her mothers passing she continued to watch as it reminded her of their bond. She especially loved to watch when “David in the Kitchen” was on. She loved Elvis and enjoyed listening to his music. She took a liking to the show “Pioneer Woman” and as a result her whole kitchen is decorated with the decore and the cupboards are filled with every pot/pan, cookie sheet and fry pan you could ever imagine.

She is survived by her fiance' Ron, her three daughter's/bestfriends Michelle Bowden, Melissa Wheeler and her husband Alex and Jennifer Brown and her signifacant other Angie Winslow, her grandchildren Emma Rae, Jacob Gerald Sy and Alex Wheeler, Desire' Richardson and Trinity Bowden, her step-children Dawson Robbins and Mackenzie Robbins and her signifacant other Ty. her step-granddaughter Charolette Hammon, her father Ralph Sr., her grandmother Queenie Bumpas, her sister Marilyn Oleyar and her husband David and her brother's Jo Ralph Jr. and John Brown, her aunt Nancy Manship and her husband Jim, also several nieces and nephews. She will be greatly missed by her babies (her cat's) Smokey, Sawyer and Missy.

She is predeceaced by her mother Brenda Brown.

A gravside service will be held at Robinson Memorial Cemetery in Moscow on Tuesday, July 14, 2020 at 2:00pm.

In loui of flowers please make a donation in Loving Memory of Laurie to Pulmonary Fibrosis PHD. to donate by mail: Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation 230 East Ohio Street, Suite 500
Chicago, Illinois 60611. To donate by phone please call 1-888-733-6741.

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