In Celebration of

Deanna Brown (nee Konachowicz)

Deanna Marie (Konachowicz) Brown passed peacefully on Friday, October 4, 2019.
Beloved wife and partner to Don Brown (d. 2010), loving mother to Karen (Steve Knapp) and Susan (Carlo Provvisionato), adoring “Granna” to Michael Provvisionato, Liam Knapp, Julia Provvisionato and Graham Knapp. Sister to Joy Harrison and Wendy Guidolin.

Born in Lampman, Saskatchewan and a proud resident of Westmount, Quebec, Deanna left us as she lived: fighting, proud and surrounded in love by those closest to her. She will be so missed.

Mom, go see Dad, Murphy, Charlie and Teddy and say hi from us. They’ve been waiting for you.

The family will receive condolences on Friday, November 29th at 10 am, followed by a funeral service at 11 am in the Chapel of the:
Mount Royal Funeral Complex,
1297 Chemin de la Foret,
Outremont, QC, H2V 2P9
(514) 279-6540
www.mountroyalcem.com

Guestbook

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Heather Baylis

Entered November 9, 2019 from Montreal West

Dear Karen and Susan,
It's been a long time since I saw your mom, but every time I made her special spaghetti sauce, I'd call to say I was thinking of her... even if it was to leave a message.
My deep and sincere condolences on losing your vivacious, special mother.
Heather Baylis

Norm Steinberg (Friend)

Entered November 10, 2019 from Montreal

Thru Imasco I’ve known Deanna and Don for many years. Deanna was always a great and generous contributor to our community.
My Condolences to family. Norm Steinberg

Kathleen Dunn (Imperial Tobacco)

Entered November 30, 2019 from Westmount

I am so sorry to have missed Deanna's funeral. I was in Quebec City for the birth of my second grandchild.
My late husband Patrick Dunn and I had lots of good times with Don and Deanna. What I remember particularly is the hours Deanna and I spent learning how to use a computer when Imperial offered courses to the spouses of executives. She also hosted great Christmas parties and gift exchanges for the spouses. Guaranteed laughter.
Please accept my sincere condolences.

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