OBIT: Cody E. Brown (Kittanning)
Cody E. Brown, 23, of Kittanning, passed away Tuesday, March 10, 2015 as the result of injuries sustained in an automobile accident.
He was born September 1, 1991 in Oakmont, Pa., the son of Clyde W. Brown, Jr. and Laura (Presutti) Brown.
Cody lived in Oakmont during his younger years and moved to Kittanning in 2004. Throughout his high school career, he played football and wrestled. Cody graduated from Kittanning High School in 2010 and for the last three years worked as a roof bolter for Rosebud Mining Company.
In his free time, he enjoyed computers, playing video games, and drinking Mountain Dew. Cody also loved the outdoors and spent much of time riding his quad and dirt bike.
He was known for being energetic and full of life.
Cody will be best remembered for the love he had for his family and his wonderful ability to make people laugh.
He will be greatly missed by his parents; brother, Clyde W. Brown, III and wife, Jamie, of Kittanning; sister, Heather M. Bonaroti and husband, Nick, of O’Hara Twp.; two nieces: Olivia N. and Sienna M. Bonaroti; paternal grandmother, Vivian H. Brown, of Florida; maternal grandfather, Orlando J. Presutti, of Vandergrift; and numerous aunts, uncles and cousins.
Cody was preceded in death by his paternal grandfather, Clyde W. Brown, Sr., and maternal grandmother, Thelma L. Presutti.
Friends and family will be received from 5-8PM tomorrow - Thursday, March 12, 2015 - at Bauer Funeral Home in Kittanning.
At the request of the family, Friday’s funeral service and burial will be private.
To leave a condolence for Cody’s family or view a tribute honoring his life, visit www.bauerfuneral.com.
Obituaries | funerals March 11, 2015
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By LouisWinthorpeIII, March 11, 2015 @ 6:16 AM
ATF to Not Move Forward with
5.56 M855 Ammo Ban at This Time
ATF announced today that it will not move forward with its proposed framework to ban commonplace 5.56 M855 “green tip” ammunition at this time while it reviews the record number (more than 80,000) comments it has received so far. ATF will continue to accept comments through March 16. NSSF, as the trade association for the firearms industry, looks forward to engaging in a dialogue with ATF to address this issue that led to the now withdrawn proposal. Our industry members hope to meet consumer demand in bringing alternative ammunition products to the market and to continue to sell the popular M855 rifle target ammunition. NSSF continues to strongly urge ATF to grant 32 long-pending petitions to exempt alternative rifle ammunition designed and intended for the hunting market.