Twitter community responds to death of Amos Brown
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) – The Indianapolis Community responded on Twitter to the death of long time radio host and community member, Amos Brown, swiftly on Saturday.
My sparring partner @Amoswtlcindy has died. https://t.co/pq3oawu8Ha– Abdul-Hakim Shabazz (@AttyAbdul) November 7, 2015
Our thoughts & prayers go out the to family of @Amoswtlcindy His voice and passion for the community will be missed pic.twitter.com/Ll3d0wblux– IMPD (@IMPDnews) November 7, 2015
Devastated about the loss of longtime community activist and radio host Amos Brown. He challenged me and all for excellence.- Dr. Lewis Ferebee (@FerebeeIPS) November 7, 2015
Amos Brown was a part of our Indy United event on Monument Circle following the death of Officer Renn. RIP & condolences to his family- 93 WIBC Indianapolis (@93wibc) November 7, 2015
Our thoughts go out to the family, friends & everyday people touched by @Amoswtlcindy and the work he did.- Indy Eleven (@IndyEleven) November 7, 2015
Indy has lost a tremendous community advocate and leader. Our thoughts are with the family and friends of Amos Brown.- IPL Power (@IPLPower) November 7, 2015
Amos Brown was a tremendous voice and advocate for public health in Marion Co. We offer sympathies to his family in their time of loss.- Marion Co. Health (@Marion_Health) November 7, 2015
The Butler community is saddened to learn of Amos Brown’s passing. Amos was an extraordinary civic leader & friend. https://t.co/pcMSTggeWQ– Butler University (@butleru) November 7, 2015
Eskenazi Health sends condolences on the passing of radio legend @Amoswtlcindy. Amos Brown will be greatly missed. pic.twitter.com/qalHqi0o6b– Eskenazi Health (@EskenaziHealth) November 7, 2015
The Brown family released that arrangements for his funeral are still pending.
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