Alan Earl Brown

1950 - August 30, 2024

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Alan Earl Brown

1950 - August 30, 2024

London, Ontario

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Alan Earl Brown Obituary

In loving memory of Alan Earl Brown (London, Ontario), who departed this world on August 30, 2024. Alan Earl leaves behind a legacy remembered by family and friends. Leave a sympathy message to the family on the memorial page of Alan Earl Brown to pay them a last tribute.

As we bid farewell to this luminous soul, let his loved ones carry forward the torch of his memory, illuminating the path ahead with the warmth of his love and the brilliance of his spirit. Though Alan Earl may journey beyond the horizon of our sight, his essence remains woven into the very fabric of our being — a guiding light in the darkness, a beacon of hope in the night.

He was loved and cherished by many people including: his spouse Farida; his sister Sandra; and his mother Sandra (Robert Brown).

No flowers please ; donations to the diabetes society are welcome.

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11 people wrote a message from the heart

September 13, 2024

Lana Vandenberk wrote a sympathy message

“I am sorry to hear of Dr. Brown's passing. I worked with Dr. Brown for many years at CPRI as an admin assistant and I am very grateful that I got to know him. He was a very kind and caring man and I have many fond memories of him. Sending my sincere condolences to his family.”

September 9, 2024

Gani Braimoh wrote a sympathy message

“Goodbye to you my friend, Dr. Brown, I never thought that it will be this soon. I considered myself very lucky to have known a wonderful, compassionate, intelligent, and down-to-earth man like you. I can't forget the countless times that you and I spent together exchanging clinical ideas on working with children and their families, discussing world issues and various professional sports (our frustration with the NBA), and outings for laughs and drinks. You've touched the lives of many, so long.”

September 6, 2024

Laurie Arnold wrote a sympathy message

“Very sorry to hear this. I was fortunate to work with Dr. Brown when I came to CPRI in 2012. He was generous with his time and kind towards staff and families. Appreciated his humility and that he always introduced himself in meetings as “Al Brown, Psychiatry.” He practiced genuine family centered care, and I learned a great deal from him. My sincere condolences.”

September 6, 2024

Aimee Medeiros wrote a sympathy message

“I also had the privilege of working with Dr. Brown. His humble disposition, kindness, and wealth of knowledge will always remind me that you can do great things in a quiet way. My sincere condolences.”

September 5, 2024

Justin Paul wrote a sympathy message

“I had the pleasure of working with Dr. Brown at the start of my career. He didn’t know me at all but yet showed nothing but respect, support and value for me and my clinical service that wasn’t always valued by others. He was kind, humble and compassionate. He made me feel like a valuable team member. I learned a lot from him and he will be missed. My deepest sympathies to his family.”

September 5, 2024

Michelle Ponti wrote a sympathy message

“Dr. Brown was a wonderful mentor to me starting out at CPRI in 2013 - just before he retired. I'm so grateful to have met him and learned from him. I will remember his joyful laugh and calm style. He is remembered fondly by so many of us at CPRI and helped create a legacy of excellence in child and youth mental health care. My deepest condolences to his family, Dr. Michelle Ponti”

September 4, 2024

Judy Schaffner wrote a sympathy message

“I worked on a team with Dr Brown for several years. He often stopped by the unit before leaving for the weekend asking if we needed anything and call him at home if we needed him. He did come in late on a Saturday evening He always showed up with several boxes of chocolates at Christmas for the staff. When I had transferred to a different team he brought chocolates I said Al you don’t even work on this team and your bringing Chocolates he replied’All the counsel work so hard. A very kind man”

September 4, 2024

[email protected] wrote a sympathy message

“- In a meeting with a manager, I became upset. Al interceded: “Let’s look at the process of how this decision was made”. I yelled “Process! There was no process!”. Al: “Maybe we should look at why Jeff is so upset”. I took the cue, shut up, and Dr. Brown saved my job. - I asked Dr. Brown why he never wore a tie - “I am a white, elder, male Doctor, who is 6’8” tall. Privileged? - Wearing a tie is a bit much!”. Thank you Al for all you taught me, with patience. Dr. Jeff St. Pierre”

September 4, 2024

Barking DogBone wrote a sympathy message

“Many people who met Dr. Brown knew of his intelligence & perspective. If you were blessed you experienced a unique man with genuine empathy, grace & a kind heart. He was someone with dry wit, a sharp sense of humour & endless compassion for other human beings & living creatures. Those close to him were fortunate to know such a good & decent man. Sincere condolences to Farida & family. Rest in peace Al.”

September 4, 2024

Katharine Moody wrote a sympathy message

“I feel so grateful to have met Dr. Brown when I did in my career at CPRI. He truly was appreciative of what different team members could do to help children and families. He was often looked to when situations were complex or when a leader was needed. If you worked with Al, you knew you were valued because he made sure to let you know. It is a great quality and one I reflect on a lot, even recently. Dr. Brown's legacy is one of caring and appreciation, and a bit of a rebellious nature too!”

September 4, 2024

Julie Kelly wrote a sympathy message

“I have so many fond memories of Dr. Brown working at CPRI. His work with the children and their families was always compassionate and thoughtful. He considered everyone to be part of the team and was held in such high regard as a result. He was always so generous with everyone he worked with and, as reserved as he was, he had a great sense of humour. It was a pleasure knowing and working with Dr. Brown, may he rest in peace.”