Cheyenne Brown

Cheyenne Marie Brown was born March 1, 1995, in Burbank, California. Known to family and friends for her warm spirit and quiet determination, Cheyenne built a life grounded in love for her young daughter and in service to her community.

At the time of her passing, Cheyenne worked as a security guard for a gated community. She took pride in her work and in the dependable care she provided for others. Outside of work she was an enthusiastic and accomplished roller sports competitor — only days before her death she placed among the top competitors at the 2019 USA Roller Sports National Championships, a testament to her commitment and athletic talent.

Cheyenne was raised by her grandparents, who played an important role in her life and whom she cherished deeply. Family members remember her as a loving parent whose care for her child was central to everything she did. Those who knew her speak of a young woman who met life with resilience, who valued close relationships, and who brought joy to those around her.

Her sudden passing on July 22, 2019, left family and friends grieving her loss and remembering the quieter, everyday gifts she gave: encouragement, laughter, and steadfast devotion to her daughter. Services and arrangements were handled by Forest Lawn — Glendale, where loved ones and the community offered condolences and memories celebrating her life.

Cheyenne’s memory endures in the stories shared by family, in the accomplishments she achieved on the rink, and in the love she gave as a mother. Those who wish to honor her may carry forward the kindness and commitment she showed to family and community.