Ben Lomond Class Of 1965
Ben Lomond Class of 1965 sends their Love and Condolences on the loss of Grant. He was a GREAT SCOT..
RIP FELLOW SCOT
He will be missed....
Birth date: Jan 19, 1947 Death date: Jun 14, 2018
Grant Clare Brown On the morning of June 14, 2018, Grant Clare Brown, 71, departed this world for Heaven and was surely met with a hug from both his parents Claremont Adams Brown and Helen Louise Shipley Brown. Grant had been stre Read Obituary
Ben Lomond Class of 1965 sends their Love and Condolences on the loss of Grant. He was a GREAT SCOT..
RIP FELLOW SCOT
He will be missed....
When remembering Grant, the first thing that comes to mind are the many, many hours we spent standing around watching our boys (Scott and Cameron) play hockey in the cold old ice rinks at Ogden and Salt Lake's Hygeia Iceland. Those are such fond memories. Grant was always there supporting Scott whether winning or losing.... some years mostly losing.. and he never lost his cool.
What memories! Hygeia, in SugarHouse, was a true old-style classic rink with tin outer walls painted with aqua green and white stripes, chain-link fencing atop high solid wooden boards, bleacher seating and elevated benches, freezing cold dressing rooms with cold-water showers, a brown Zamboni and a tattered tarp-covered west end (where on sunny winter afternoons a stream of sunlight shone through, blinding players skating east to west), a quaint snack bar and fireplace in the lobby, and very limited parking out front...not to mention the almost best ice in Utah. Just remembering!!
It was also such a pleasure to work with him for many years before we both retired. He was a mentor and friend to all and had a most captivating smile.
I feel blessed to have been able to call him 'my friend'.
May his loved ones find comfort in the wonderful memories he left with them.
Joyce West Hartman
Grant, Alan Barnett, and I spent a lot of time running around and playing outside long after dark when we lived on 12th street. I remember some of our most fun things were shooting at each other with green grapes and a flipper crutch during backyard sleep outs and building forts in vacant lots up by the cliff by the church.
Grant was my neighbor, a few doors down, on 12th street. As kids, we climbed trees, and played plenty of cowboys and Indians or cops and robbers. We were in the same classes numerous times through grade and high school. He was my first crush in the third grade at Mound Fort School at 12th and Washington. He was also one of our great Ben Lomond Scots from the class of 1965.
Rest In Peace fellow Scott
Susan Ahrensback Black
So saddened to hear of Grant's passing. I worked with and for Grant for 20 years before his retirement. Grant was always one of my favorite people. He will be sorely missed by me and many others.
John Whiteaker
I was so sorry to see this notice today. The world lost a good one today 😕

Grant Brown was a very special life long friend. I received the pleasure of seeing him every 4 weeks at 7:00 AM for his monthly haircut, this friendship lasted for over 30 years. He was an amazing brilliant man who loved to talk about his adventures with his wife Chris, his family, and share his beautiful pictures he took. Grant was a good man and a good friend.
Rest in peace Grant Brown
My Sympathy and condolences,
Debbie Torman
David, Nona and family. So very sorry for the loss of your Father/Grandfather. It is always so difficult to say good bye to loved ones . . . . He left you wonderful memories I am sure you will forever cherish. . . . . .He is not gone , ,He's just away and you will be with him again one day. Loves & Hugs Luana, Kacey & Cody
I will always remember the thump of the basket ball as Grant and Ralph played HORSE while waiting for Sunday dinner with Helen and Clare. There was always a good deal of rib poking and anything else to prevent the other shooter from making the basket. In my memory, those will always be sunny Sunday afternoons. Gaylene Odekirk