1939
Michele
2020
Michele Lyon-Brown
October 6, 1939 — March 31, 2020
Michele Lyon-Brown was born on October 6,1939 and passed away on March 31, 2020. Michele was a resident of Loomis, California. Michele was 80 yrs old and went to her Heavenly Father in the early Morning Of March 31, 2020. Michele passed off Natural causes in her sleep while in the presence of husband James Brown.
Michele was born October 6,1939 to Henry Moss and Charlotte Keane in Sacramento California. She is survived by her husband James Brown, and Son Dain Lyon(Kim) of Rocklin Ca, and Stepson Jim Brown(Leann) of Yuba City Ca, Stepdaughter Andra Keller(David). Michele loved that her family is big and growing that she has 8 Grandkids and 9 Great Grand kids, brothers Kelvin Moss(Lesilie), Jeffrey Moss(Christine), sisters Jeanie Boberg(Jeff), Karen Floyd(Randy), 1st Husband John Morais.
Preceded in her death was her mom Charlotte and dad Henry, her stepmother Margaret Prior, brother Michael Moss, sister Charlotte (Twinkle) Moss and 2nd Husband Robery Lyon.
Michele graduated from McClatchy High School in 1957. In her younger years Michele loved hunting for big game, she was a great shooter. She loved sailing and skiing. She would go out in the boat and ski as long as she could. She loved raising a variety of animals. She loved breeding and riding horses, She loved working in her garden. As most know though as Michele got older she hated to be in the heat, but as you hear all the stories of her liking to be on the lake, hunting, and raisinging her animals she loved the heat in her younger years. One of the most recent and loving things that Michele loved to do was rescue many types of dogs.
Michele worked as a Stewardess for World Airways for a few years. She was able to travel all around the world.
She has been a Real Estate Agent for over 50 years.
Many of Michele's friends say she was a wonderful friend. She had many friends from The Moose Lodge, Liberal Bull, which was her favorite place to go. She also couldn't wait to go to Taco Tuesdays at Loree's Little Shack.
In lieu of flowers, please donate to the SPCA.
Michele was born October 6,1939 to Henry Moss and Charlotte Keane in Sacramento California. She is survived by her husband James Brown, and Son Dain Lyon(Kim) of Rocklin Ca, and Stepson Jim Brown(Leann) of Yuba City Ca, Stepdaughter Andra Keller(David). Michele loved that her family is big and growing that she has 8 Grandkids and 9 Great Grand kids, brothers Kelvin Moss(Lesilie), Jeffrey Moss(Christine), sisters Jeanie Boberg(Jeff), Karen Floyd(Randy), 1st Husband John Morais.
Preceded in her death was her mom Charlotte and dad Henry, her stepmother Margaret Prior, brother Michael Moss, sister Charlotte (Twinkle) Moss and 2nd Husband Robery Lyon.
Michele graduated from McClatchy High School in 1957. In her younger years Michele loved hunting for big game, she was a great shooter. She loved sailing and skiing. She would go out in the boat and ski as long as she could. She loved raising a variety of animals. She loved breeding and riding horses, She loved working in her garden. As most know though as Michele got older she hated to be in the heat, but as you hear all the stories of her liking to be on the lake, hunting, and raisinging her animals she loved the heat in her younger years. One of the most recent and loving things that Michele loved to do was rescue many types of dogs.
Michele worked as a Stewardess for World Airways for a few years. She was able to travel all around the world.
She has been a Real Estate Agent for over 50 years.
Many of Michele's friends say she was a wonderful friend. She had many friends from The Moose Lodge, Liberal Bull, which was her favorite place to go. She also couldn't wait to go to Taco Tuesdays at Loree's Little Shack.
In lieu of flowers, please donate to the SPCA.
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