Vivian and Anna as young children. Vivian was the eldest of the family, Anna was second.
A Very Full House...
The Remarkable Family of Tandy and Grace Brown
Mike Brown has graciously offered to be the Brown Family Blogger! He will attempt to take up where Dolfe left off with the Plain Brown Rappers, keeping us up to date. If you would like to contribute or comment on the blog, please go to tandyandgrace.tumblr.com and click on the "Submit" button in the upper left corner. You will need to enter your name and email in order to comment. You can also ask Mike a question by clicking on "Ask me anything" in the same area. If you want to include a picture, you do that by clicking the pulldown menu in the toolbar where it says "Text", selecting "Photo" and dragging your photo into the box. Add your text in the "Caption" box. Please let us know what is going on with you and your family! If you click on a photo in the blog, you can see it full size. As a side note, please identify which branch (i.e.sibling) you are connected to--some of us have a hard time keeping it all straight!
Grace was selected Wyoming’s Mother of the Year in 1954. She and Tandy traveled to New York City for the awards celebration. They saw many sites and had a great time.
Stuart was the 10th of Tandy and Grace’s children. As you can see he died much too young.
The Roy Brown family in the 1950s. Denny, Roy, Alice and Rosemary. Missing from the picture is Richard.
Some of Grace and Tandy’s granddaughters. Sally Sylvester, Kathy French, Ilene Sylvester, Nicki French and Sue Shriver. They are the daughters of Betty Sylvester, Anna French and Leah Shriver.