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George William Brown III.
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George was born May 12th 1947 in Baltimore Maryland. He was the son of the late George William Brown II and Clara Georgette Long Brown.
His last job before retiring was at Southern Saw of Baltimore Maryland.
He was a very skilled laborer and could build a house from the ground up. Some would say there was nothing he couldn't do. A jack of all trades. He was loved and respected by many. He was always willing to help those in need. His generosity and expertise touched countless lives, earning him deep respect and admiration from those he helped. He will forever be missed by his family, friends and community. He leaves behind a legacy of laughter, kindness and craftsmanship that will never be forgotten.
He is survived by his son, George William Brown, IV (Patricia), of Waterford, New York; grandchildren, Christian Brown (Desserie), of Martinsburg, WV, Amaya Brown, of Waterford, New York; great-grandchild, Matthew Bleu Brown.
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