Mutsuko Matsuda Brown “Mitzi”
June 20, 1931 – May 3, 2020
Age 88
Mitzi was a Japanese language teacher, jewelry smith and homemaker.
Preceded in death by husband Robert V. Brown; daughter Patricia H. Smith.
Survived by son and daughter-in-law Terrance and Teresa Brown; grandchildren Sellenee Sich, Jotham Brown, Lor Smith, Saree Tribble, and Chelsea Hudalla; and 9 great-grandchildren.
Private Graveside Service: Friday, May 8 at Forest Lawn Cemetery.
In Lieu of flowers, memorials suggested to Restore Community Church, Omaha. https://restoreomaha.churchcenter.com/giving.
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What a beautiful soul with so much spunk. She will be remembered with smiles and joy!
Mitzi was a quiet ray of sunshine who lit up any room she graced. She will be missed and seeing her again much anticipated!
Mitzi was filled with fire and spunk all the way to the end. My favorite story she told me was about putting on the fake tattoo and fake piercing and posing on the motorcycle to get a rise out of everyone. I can just imagine how spunky she was In her day. Then on a rare occasion when she would come out to the great room at Mable Rose and play a song on the piano and sing in Japanese, how beautiful it was to watch. These are just a couple of the memories I hold very dear about our friend Mitzi. Everybody at Mable Rose is going to miss her very dearly. I wish peace and love to Mitzi’s family and friends.
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