Kristine Kay (Erickson) Brown, died unexpectedly on July 28, 2017. A private service will be held at a later date. Arrangements with Stewart Baxter Funeral & Memorial Services, Mount Vernon.
She is survived by her mother and stepfather, Susan (John) Nost; sister, Kelly Erickson; step-sister, Mary (John) Hale; nieces and nephews, Vanessa Vizcarra, Sarena (Jose) Delgado, and Adam (Jacqui), Molly, and Alex Hale.
Born May 29, 1965 in Cedar Rapids to William and Susan Erickson, Kris attended Mount Vernon High School and was a member of Camanche High School's Class of 1983. She was a loving person and good friend to many. Her beautiful smile always shined through. Her love of dogs was apparent with all the rescue dogs she saved. Kris was also an avid Green Bay Packers fan. At the time of her death, she was employed at Rockwell Collins
Kris is preceded in death by her father, William Erickson; grandmother, Irene McHugh; and many precious furry pets.
Memorials may be directed to the Cedar Valley Humane Society.
I met Kristine about 3 years ago. I was at my work station and she came up to me and asked “Are you Connie?” When I told her that I was, she said “I heard your daughter has breast cancer. I made these bracelets for the both of you”. I was so touched by her kindness! She didn’t even know me, had just heard through the work grapevine that my 34 year old daughter had breast cancer. The bracelets were beautiful, one said Faith, and the other…yes, you guessed it…Believe!
Such a sweet lady and I will miss her!
RIP my friend.
Connie Petersen
Kristine and I loved chatting about our beloved fur friends. She was always so positive and upbeat and found the silver lining in a situation. I will miss her. My heart is broken for your family and I will pray for you all. I’m so grateful Thelma found a good home. I’ve been praying for her as well.
I remember when she first came to our school and she,was sitting in the hallway by the library waiting for class. I went over and introduced myself and she was just a chatty Cathy happy to have someone to talk to…she was funny and outgoing…she will be missed
Never forget when I retired Of all the people I worked with Kristine bought me a corsage to wear, what a nice gift. Great coworker and friend!
Such a sweat soul left us way to soon. You will be missed by all who was blessed to know you. Rest in Peace. Prayers being lifted up for peace and understanding. Ron and Sheila Nost
Kristine, I met you in high school in 1983 and your family has been a part of my extended family ever since.
I am praying love and light to heal your soul and comfort those mourning your earthly presence. Fly free in health and love Angel Kris – until we meet again. ππΌπππΌπ
Robin Mantz
I was so very sorry to hear about Kristine’s passing. Early on, I worked with her at Rockwell Collins. Even after we moved to different areas, Kristine often stopped by to ‘check up’ on me – like a mom. Her bubbly personality and always present smile were a welcome sight. She was quick to volunteer and her enthusiasm was contagious. I had the pleasure of meeting Palmer Brown and Little Man when Kristine lived in Mt.Vernon. She was a good friend and I miss her very much. sherry mysak