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This is the story of D'Quan Brown. D'Quan was a wonderful young man that was loved, his heart and soul will be sorely missed, and he will always be cherished. He left an exceptional impression on our hearts with his compassion to give and sow into others, he brought true meaning to the proverbial expression, "I'll give you the shirt off my back." D'Quan loved family, his little brother was his pride and joy they spent lots of quality time together, as they were inseparable, and he loved him enormously. D'Quan was loving and caring with his parents as well, he would often knock on their bedroom door just to say, "Are you guys alright." He loved shopping for himself and others. When you received a gift from D'Quan it was going to be extravagant. D'Quan took fashion cues from no one, he had the ability to be extravagantly and stylishly dressed; from his bucket hats to his designer clothes. He enjoyed playing basketball and engaging in deep conversations. He shared his father's love of music particularly jazz and old school. He was also known for his skillful dancing.
Family gatherings were a highlight he would pack his suitcase weeks in advance and always texted his mom and dad daily asking for updates or changes regarding the family event. He enjoyed hanging out and spending time with his cousins, while also making sure his grandma had everything she needed. When she would assign a task for the grandboys he would say "we got you grandma, don't worry about it." D'Quan was a hard worker he would never stop until the task was done. He was a perfectionist and it just had to be done right.
D'Quan was known and respected throughout the neighborhood and the local gym. He would assist all, there was no strangers to him. He would go the extra mile and assist with unloading groceries, and if someone was on their way to the garbage receptacle he would stop his task and assist them. The neighbors after finding out his passing poured out their condolences to his mom and dad by stopping by to pray, to cry, and some brought flowers. The local gym family expressed their love and condolences to his mom and dad.
D'Quan knew he was loved as he stated, "Mom I mostly just feel loved."
D'Quan's story started on March 17, 1994 in Tulsa Oklahoma to Edward Dione Brown, and Tasha Alaine Brown. He was the eldest of three children born to the union. D'Quan passed away on September 12, 2022 at the age of 28.
D'Quan attended Union High School in Tulsa Oklahoma, where he graduated. D'Quan was baptized at the age of 12 at Praise Center Family Church. He worked at Walmart where he accomplished an employee of the year award and the respect, love, and admiration of his many coworkers.
D'Quan was greeted in heaven by his little sister Aureyan Breanne Brown, his paternal grandmother Idella Mae Brown, his aunt Marva Ladonna Brown, uncle Gary Wayne Brown, uncle Hiawtha Andreas Brown and his maternal great grandmother Renomia Campbell. Leaves to celebrate him his mother Tasha Alaine Brown, father Edward Dione Brown, brother D'Vuan Brown (Robnicka Green) niece India Brown all of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, his maternal grandmother Georgia Davis maternal grandfather Samuel Davis Sr. of Muskogee, Oklahoma his paternal grandfather Orlis Brown, Tulsa, Oklahoma, aunt Mychelle Ross (Tracie) of Woodbridge, Virginia, aunt Tanya Jolly (Latron) of Tulsa, Oklahoma, uncle Samuel Davis Jr of Muskogee, Oklahoma, uncle Kevin Brown, uncle Orlis Brown Jr, uncle Quinton Brown, uncle David Brown, all of Tulsa Oklahoma, uncle Darrel Brown of Atlanta, Georgia, Mark Brown of Tulsa, Oklahoma; and a host of many cousins, great aunts, great uncles, friends who cherished and loved him dearly.
Finally, the family asks that in honor of D'Quan that all vote for responsible gun ownership and safety.
Services for Mr. Brown will be Saturday September 24, 2022 at 12Noon at Dean's Chapel Baptist Church in Muskogee.
Visitation will be Friday from 2PM until 6PM in the Muskogee Chapel.
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