Kenneth Ray Brown, an adventurous soul born on June 1, 1942, in Hodgenville, KY, left us to embark on his final journey on March 24, 2026. Known for his tenacity and zest for life, Kenneth spent his days as a hardworking laborer in the masonry business, and his afternoons lost in the serenity of nature. He was a man of the earth, finding joy in fishing, gardening, and the simple pleasure of listening to birds in the woods.

Kenneth was a beloved father and husband, who made Fall River, Massachusetts, his home. His infectious laughter and storytelling around the dinner table were legendary, as he had a deep appreciation for food and the camaraderie it brought. He was a man who lived for family and the great outdoors a combination that created countless memorable moments.

Kenneth was preceded in death by his loving wife, Beatrice L. Brown, his father, Paul Brown, and his mother, Christine Duncan.

He is survived by his sons, Keith (Tammy) and Kenneth (Sue) Brown who will continue to honor their father's legacy. His two Daughters' Brenda (Randy) Isherwood, Debbie (Ned Fisher) Brown. He leaves behind a surviving brother Dennis Brown and Sister Sandra Cathers of Michigan and the late Timmy Brown and Doug Brown. Kenneth has many Grandchildren and Great Grandchildren that he leaves behind.

For Kenneth, his library was the world around him a world he explored with boundless curiosity and joy.

Kenneth's and Beatrice's lives will be honored and celebrated as they lived life, together as husband and wife, and by each other's side, and will be laid to eternal rest together.

Friends and Family are cordially invited to attend a public visitation for Kenneth and Beatrice on Wednesday, April 8, 2026, 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM at the Southcoast Funeral Home, inside of the Ferreira Chapel, 1555 Pleasant Street, Fall River, Massachusetts. Following the visitation, a committal service will follow at 11:30 AM at the Old Portsmouth Cemetery, Turnpike Avenue/ Dexter Street, Portsmouth, Massachusetts.

We invite you to share your memories of Kenneth and Beatrice, upload photos, or simply reminisce about the adventures you shared with him on his memorial page.

Let's celebrate Kenneth and Beatrice's life together, for he was not just a man and she was not just a woman, but they were a beacon of life's adventurous spirit.

The funeral home offers a lighted parking lot which is available on the corner of Boutwell and Pleasant Street, (opposite corner of the funeral home) and the facility has a handicap-accessible ramp and entrance.

Services are Humbly Entrusted into the care of Southcoast Funeral Homes at Ferreira Chapel. "Celebrating A Life Well Lived"