ARLINGTON - Marilyn Jean Brown, 86, passed away Monday, Sept. 4, 2017.
Memorials: In lieu of flowers please consider making a donation in memory of Marilyn's daughter, Jackie Brown Cassada to the Lung Cancer Society.
She was born April 28, 1931, in Fort Worth and lived on the Eastside of Fort Worth for most of her life.
Marilyn had traveled the world with her husband, Jack Brown. They traveled throughout the United States in their RV. She was so very talented at making jewelery. She loved playing bridge with her many bridge friends from Weatherford, Mineral Wells, Fort Worth and Arlington, Texas. She was a master duplicate bridge player. She was part of the Arlington Women's Club. She was a member of Sagamore Baptist Church in Fort Worth, where she loved everyone. She worked for History Maker Homes in the 1960s as a plan designer. She has so many talents and she loved to tell jokes to everyone.
After the death of her husband, Jack Brown in 2008, she traveled with he...[more]

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eloved friend, Betty Hudgins. Marilyn thought of Betty as a sister. She also loved her lifelong friends Betty Nolan, Margie Davis, Rheba Bodiford and Jane Reynolds.
She loved to tap dance since she was 80 years old. She also attended Poly High School in Fort Worth and attended all the reunions for Poly High School.
She was preceded in death by her husband of 62 years, Jack Brown in 2008; and her daughter, Jackie Brown Cassada in 2015.
She will be greatly missed by all of her family and friends.
Survivors: Two daughters, Christy Brown Welch and Cathy Brown Hicks and husband, Bill; son, Jack U. Brown III (Jay) and wife, Angela; aunt, Madeline Joann Christian Windom and her daughter, Sherry Windom Allcorn; nine grandchildren, Ricky Pickett, Suzi Miears, Jennifer Pickett-Stanford and husband, Shawn Stanford, Amy Elise Davila and husband, Matt Linnell, Melissa Davila Eitreim and husband, Jason Eitreim, Lisa Marie Vote and husband, Andy Vote, Carrie Cassada, Angie Cassada Ortiz and husband, Mac Ortiz, Raymond Santos and wife, Aaron Santos; 17 great-grandchildren, Danny Miears, Taylor Miears, Andrea Miears Ha, Isabel Linnell, Jasper Linnell, Bailey Eitreim, Jake Eitreim, Vinny Ortiz, Nicholas Page, Isabella Ortiz, Lexie Vote, Josh Vote, Madison Pickett, Riley Pickett, Derek Stanford, Ayden Casady and Maddox Santos; and one great-great-granddaughter, Miss Marlee Ha.