Obituary for James Harrison Brown
James "Jayme" Harrison Brown, 27, of Greenville, SC went to be with the Lord Monday, June 29, 2020. Jayme was born in Greenville, SC to his parents Anthony "Tony" Hugh Brown, Jr. and Susan Elizabeth Tesner Brown.
In addition to his loving parents Jayme is survived by his son Reece Parker Brown; two brothers Ryan Alexander Brown and John Logan Brown; grandparents Anthony "Tony" H Brown, Sr. and Nancy Harrison Brown.
Jayme was preceded in death by his grand father John "Don" R Tesner and Grand mother Jeanne Salter Tesner.
Jayme loved drawing, music and all creative art forms, fitness, and weight lifting. He loved his son dearly and spent almost all of his time consumed by Reece. He was a tenacious fighter with unparalleled strength, grit, and was known for his tender and kind heart. A brother by blood to two; a brother in arms to many. He often was caught red-handed giving generously to the homeless, even when he was in need. Gentle enough to play with children and resilient enough to fight for what he believed in. In his teens and early 20's Jayme led his family to know Christ. Something he was very proud of.
The family will receive friends Sunday, July 5th, 2020, at 2pm at Palmetto Mortuary in Greenville, SC. A service will follow at 3pm.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Brown family in support of a trust being set up for Jayme's beloved son Reece.
In addition to his loving parents Jayme is survived by his son Reece Parker Brown; two brothers Ryan Alexander Brown and John Logan Brown; grandparents Anthony "Tony" H Brown, Sr. and Nancy Harrison Brown.
Jayme was preceded in death by his grand father John "Don" R Tesner and Grand mother Jeanne Salter Tesner.
Jayme loved drawing, music and all creative art forms, fitness, and weight lifting. He loved his son dearly and spent almost all of his time consumed by Reece. He was a tenacious fighter with unparalleled strength, grit, and was known for his tender and kind heart. A brother by blood to two; a brother in arms to many. He often was caught red-handed giving generously to the homeless, even when he was in need. Gentle enough to play with children and resilient enough to fight for what he believed in. In his teens and early 20's Jayme led his family to know Christ. Something he was very proud of.
The family will receive friends Sunday, July 5th, 2020, at 2pm at Palmetto Mortuary in Greenville, SC. A service will follow at 3pm.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Brown family in support of a trust being set up for Jayme's beloved son Reece.