Cathy Lorraine Brown, 73, of Uniontown: Remembering Her Life and Legacy

Cathy Lorraine Brown of Uniontown passed away Dec 1, 2025 after a three-year cancer battle. Remember her life, family, community impact, and legacy today.

Cathy Lorraine Brown, a lifelong resident of Uniontown, peacefully passed away in her sleep on Monday, December 1, 2025, following a courageous three-year battle with cancer. Born on August 26, 1952, Cathy was 73 years old and known in the community for her warmth, resilience, and quiet generosity.

An obituary for Cathy Lorraine Brown highlights a life anchored in family and community. She was preceded in death by her parents, Marshall Brown and Daisy Elliott Brown, and her brothers, Richard White and Robert White. These long family ties to Uniontown shaped much of Cathy’s life and the relationships she treasured.

Friends and neighbors remember Cathy as someone who cared deeply for her community. Whether supporting local events, offering a helping hand to neighbors, or sharing stories over a cup of coffee, her presence left a lasting impression. Her struggle with cancer was met with strength and dignity, and she inspired others facing similar battles.

As news of her passing spreads through Uniontown and beyond, many will pause to reflect on Cathy’s legacy. Obituaries such as this serve not only to announce her death but to celebrate a life lived intentionally. Family members will likely share memories at upcoming gatherings, and community members may honor her through acts of kindness in her memory.

At this time, details regarding funeral and memorial services will be announced by the family. Those wishing to express condolences or share memories are encouraged to reach out to the family or look for notices from local funeral homes and community bulletins. In lieu of flowers, some may choose to honor Cathy by supporting cancer research or a charitable cause meaningful to their family.

Cathy Lorraine Brown’s passing is a reminder of the strength found in community connections and the importance of remembering those who have shaped our lives. Her story — rooted in Uniontown, family devotion, and a steadfast spirit during illness — will be remembered by many.

For now, Uniontown mourns a beloved neighbor and friend. May Cathy’s family find comfort in cherished memories and the support of a caring community as they navigate this difficult time.

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