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Marlin S. Brown
June 9, 1943 - April 22, 2023

Place of Birth: Watford City, North Dakota
Residence: Keene, North Dakota
Age: 79



Marlin Brown was born on June 9, 1943, to George and Clara (Sivertson) Brown in Watford City, North Dakota. He grew up on the farm in Keene, ND and spent his school years at Sandstone School in the country. He worked for a lot of farmers early on in his life. Then he spent one year in the mountains in Libby, Montana, cutting trees and became a log roller on the river. He came back to North Dakota making it his permanent home and working in the Oil Field for 43 years.

Marlin was an outdoor person. He belonged to the Wagon Train Club and always went on the trail rides down in the Badlands and the open prairie. He enjoyed riding in the rodeos in the summer and he did that for 5 years. Hunting was always also very important to Marlin. Deer season was always very special.

For almost 10 years, Marlin, Daryl Sivertson, and Jimmy ran the Cherry Creek Outfitters for Elk hunters in Western North Dakota. They had a lot of fun with easterners while camping down on the Missouri River for 2 or 3 weeks at a time. In Marlins later years he did a lot of fishing. He would catch a good amount of pike or catfish and he would deliver them to anyone who wanted them for supper.

Marlin and his grandkids spent many days on the Little Missouri River. He enjoyed cooking, and it was something he did every day. There were even a few disputes on who was going to operate the stove that day. Marlin also enjoyed haying in the hot summer days. He never wasted a day, he was always busy and on days that he found himself idle he would call the girls (Kennidy or Cassidy) up to do something on the farm. Before Marlin would let the girls begin their jobs, he would tell them that they had to play a few games of pinochle. There were many hours and games spent at the kitchen table.

Marlin passed away on April 22,2023, at the McKenzie Count Health in Watford City, ND.

We will miss him so much.

Marlin is survived by his wife, Patsy Brown; children, James Jay Brown (Special Friend Tawna) of Keene, ND, and Dixie (Corey) Brown of Keene ND; sisters, Carole Berwald of Watford City, ND, Loretta Akovenko of Whitefish, MT, and Betty Terry of Hillsboro, ND; brothers, Calvin (Sharon) Brown of Watford City, ND, Burton (Lorna) Brown of Keene, ND, and Gerald Brown of Keene, ND; granddaughters, Randee Brown (Special Friend Jeff Ham), Cassidy (Roger) Rink, and Kennidy Chapin; grandsons, Wacey (Julia) Brown, and Cody Brown; and one great grandson, Jasper.

Marlin is preceded in death by parents; brothers, Vernon and Myron; grandson, Colter Brown; son-in-law, Vincent Chapin.

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Beverly Poppler (Williston , N.D)
Apr 24, 2023
My deepest sympathy for you and the family sending you lots of healing prayers
Rob & Babe Olson (Mesquite , N. V.)
Apr 25, 2023
To all of Marlin’s families, we send our deepest sympathies and prayers, he was a great person.
Kaylene & Jim Reddig (Minot, ND)
Apr 26, 2023
Patsy, Dixie, Jimmy and families,
A loved one has passed - we all will miss him but I know that you will miss him more. We are thinking about you and praying for you that your memories will keep him alive in your hearts. So we'll gather round and maybe have a game of pinochle or two of pinochle or two in his name. I'm sure he will be winning!.
Greg & Rhonda Pennington (Belle Fourche, SD)
Apr 26, 2023
Patsy, Jimmy, Dixie and family,
So very sorry to hear of Marlin passing. He was a quiet, humble person who worked hard and took care of his family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
William Coughlin
Apr 26, 2023
My deepest condolences to the Brown family during this time of grief.
Jerald and Janice Leiseth (Arnegard, ND)
Apr 26, 2023
To Marlin's Family and Friends,
We are sorry for your loss. Marlin was a hard worker who knew how to enjoy life. We are glad to have known him.
Joy Sivertson (Alexandria, MN)
Apr 27, 2023
Oh so many wonderful memories. Hugs to all the family
Love y’all
Mike Williams (Detroit Lakes, Minnesota )
Apr 28, 2023
Brownie was one of kind!
Sitting around at the table with him and Daryl listening to hunting stories made many smiles!!
Mikisha Garcia (TX)
Apr 30, 2023
My deepest condolences to the Brown family, friends and community. I didn't know Mr. Brown but Randee always spoke very highly of him and he seemed like a wonderful man. I hope you can take comfort in the shared memories of all who knew him and know that he will be by your side, always.
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