Alfred T. Brown

Alfred T Brown Alfred Brown passed peacefully at home on Monday, September 30,2024 after a short illness. He was predeceased by his wife of 52 years, Eleanor Brown, whom he missed every single day. He is survived by many nieces and nephews, great nieces and nephews and his god-daughter including Tish Chirumbolo, Jonathan Chirumbolo, Jordan Chirumbolo, Candyce Golis, Tracy Lawrie, Chris Golis, John Golis, Michael Golis, Richard Golis, William & Louise Bullen, Jane Bullen, Betty Bullen, Robert Nardone, Missey Tarbrake and Deborah Fosani. Al lived much of his life in Bayonne and at the shore in Deuville Beach. He worked at Proctor & Gamble in Staten Island until his retirement.

He was a Safety Officer and made life long friends at P&G. Al was an avid bowler from his teenage years and early on often competed in tournaments, earning two “299” rings. Al loved boating and playing golf. He spent most weekends on his boat or on the golf course. In winter he hosted card games at his home with friends. In summer you could find him on the beach with Ellie relaxing with friends and sipping champagne. In more recent years, he traded the beach for his backyard pool. He was also an enthusiastic Yankees fan. Al loved his family & friends. He always wanted to take them out to dinner and spend time with them. He was often at events watching the our kids play sports and he was frequently helping others. He had the best stories about work & bowling. We all have our favorite Uncle Al stories. In their later years together, he and Ellie would often enjoy taking drives. They loved to listen to Frank Sinatra, go out to dinner, and spend time with family and friends. Al will truly be missed.

A Memorial Mass will be offered on Friday, October 11, 2024 10:00AM  at Sacred Heart Church in Bay Head NJ.

Donations may be made in his memory to: Community Medical Center Foundation 99 Highway 37East Toms River, NJ 08755 American Cancer Society-Tides of Change Gala PO Box P Manasquan, NJ 08736

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