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Johnny Mack Brown was born January 25,1956 to Arnold Brown and Joann (Southern) Brown. He departed this life Sunday January 12, 2020 in Stilwell, Oklahoma surrounded by his loved ones.
He is preceded in death by his wife Jackie, his father Arnold Brown, his mother Joann Brown, his grand-daughter Erica Galloway, his sister Mary Jane Yonker and brother in-law Ronnie Smith and nieces Ashley and Angela Brown.
He is survived by his children Angie Smith and Leroy Brown and wife Stephanie and step son Dustin White and wife Crystal. His grand children Kaitlyn Philpott, Bethany Isaacs and husband Jacob, Walter Smith, Johnny Brown and wife Hailey, Jacob Brown, Brittney Brown, Corbin White, Ashleigh Collins and Taylor Collins and great grand-daughter Braylee Philpott;. his brothers Jimmy Brown and wife Evelyn, Dewayne Brown and wife Edith, Dennis Brown and wife Terri, and his sister Carolyn Smith. He leaves behind a host of nieces and nephews, cousins and one uncle Bill Southern, also many many friends.
When asked to describe John what can I say John is John, no words needed.. He liked to fish, collect arrow heads and hunting knives. He loved to watch Westerns and Live PD. When he was able he did carpentry work and was a jack of trades and he would say a master of none.
John was loved and will be missed by his family and friends.
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