Andrew S. Brown, Passes Away at 46
Thursday, May 13, 2021
On the early morning of May 8th, 2021 our beloved Andrew S Brown also known as “Mr. Fire” gained his wings after fighting a long hard battle with Cancer.
He most definitely didn’t go alone for he took so many of our hearts with him. Free from pain the day before Mother's Day, he went to give his mother Florel Walker in heaven her mother’s day gift, her favorite person in the world.
Andrew “Mr. Fire” Brown, born in Jamaica on the day of September 6th, 1974 to the late Florel Walker and his father Oliver Brown. Andrew was born great.
Growing up he enjoyed music, making jokes, and spending time with so many friends and family.
He came to the US in the early 90s where attended Mount Pleasant High School. He quickly adapted and found himself while starting something no one can ever forget on Payton Street. Andrew just had something about him, a spirit that hypnotized everyone! There’s not a person he came across that he didn’t impact positively. A genuine man, “a man of love, a man of honor.” as he would always say and that he was, honestly. Untouchable, well respected, and loved by so many people all over the world. We can only find peace in knowing he is free from all worries from all pain and he lived! You never saw Mr. Fire without a smile or spreading that infectious laugh. No doubt that he is God's best friend.
A true King, a Lion. Each and everyone he has impacted has a great legacy to uphold and continue, especially his 5 children, Adreanna, Andrew jr, Arianna, Amorae, and Anthony; Also, his nieces and nephews who he treated no different from his children he even changed their names, Terrance known to Fire as Andre Brown, Anthony, Shelby, Shakur, Melicka known to Fire as Melissa Brown, Shaleeya, Ej and Sasha. His brothers and sister who he loved deeply, Sharon, Errol, and Fabian known as Poo.
We will miss our Fire so much and nothing will ever be the same but we know his intention was never to hurt us but to find his peace and reunite with his mother and grandparents who he missed deeply. It definitely hurts us all and we may never understand but he is still here with us all, now transformed into the brightest light to shine over us and guide us for the rest of our days.
In Zion forever Rasta, Long Live The King.
JAHHHHH RASTAFARI
We shall see you later.
One Love.
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