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AIMEE BROWN Aimee Marie Brown, 26, of Las Vegas, passed away Sunday, July 20, 2008. She was born June 6, 1982, in Fort Campbell, Ky., and was a 23-year resident of Nevada. Aimee graduated from A-Tech High School early in 1999, and worked as an office manager for Greg Hess Heating and Air until the time she became disabled. She was a member of the debate team in high school. She had many friends and touched the lives of everyone, she met. Aimee put up a long and brave fight against her illness, but died comfortably with friends and family present. She was preceded in death by her great-grandparents; grandfather; aunts; uncles and a cousin. Aimee is survived by her mother, Sue Allen; stepfather, George Allen; Jesse and Cindy Brown, sister, Callie Busse; brothers, Joshua and Jacob; grandparents, Bill and Martha Martin; grandmother, Adeline Lastine; aunt and uncle, Rosa and Kenny Delk; uncle, Hugh Cattanach; uncle and aunt, Jim and Donna Brown; and multiple cousins. Cremation will be handled by Davis Funeral Home. Donations can be made to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.

Feel like I'm doing an essay for my high school english class at the beginning of the year, and to make it more interesting we have to do it from the point of view of something/ somebody other than ourselves. TSo I'll choose the perspective of my dog, Rose.... Well maybe I'll change this to the pov of the dog later. For now though we'll just leave it boring. I am a female that lives in Las Vegas Nevada. I currently live with my mother, step father, George, and our four dogs, Rose, Neo, Indy, and Suzy. I have a sister who is three years and a week younger than I am who is serving in the army as a MP at Camp Carroll, which is close to Seoul. I have two younger brothers that both live in Ohio with our father. My sister and have different fathers. I have a genetic lung disease called Cystic Fibrosis (CF), and because of this I am on disability and unable to work at this time. However, I am on the transplant list for a new set of lungs. I can't tell you what a pain in the butt the process of getting this transplant has become. I like to hang out with friends watching tv, shoot pool, go bowling, go see movies, go to concerts, and have dinner. I also spend my time reading, sewing, playing with the dogs, and doing brain teaser books. I love meeting interesting people, people watching is a sport as far as I'm concerned, and talking to new people who aren't boring is something that I like to do as well. I'm usually up for anything within reason, and that I can do physicaly. Thanks for spending the time reading my little english essay. I hope that I get an A on it.