Miles Boothe Brozowsky

“A part of you has grown in me. And so you see, it's you and me together forever and never apart, maybe in distance, but never in heart.” - Dedicated to Sue


This memorial website was created to remember our dearest Miles Brozowsky, born in Santa Maria, California on June 18, 1947 and passed away on February 21, 2010 in Ojai, California. You will live forever in our memories and hearts.

The eternally devoted Husband of Sue and Father of LCpl, USMC, Jennifer Brozowsky Kessinger of Oceanside, California and Kathleen Renee Brozowsky Walker of Oak View, California and Grandfather of Layla Sage Walker and Brother of Christine Brozowsky De La Font of Tucson, Arizona.

Miles died February 21st. at his home in Ojai, 2010 after a lengthy struggle with Cancer. Miles Brozowsky was born June 18th., 1947 in Santa Maria, California.  He was a resident of Ojai since 1976.  "Skip" Miles married Sue of Anaheim, California.  Mr. Brozowsky "Skip" was a Specialist in the United States Army, and once his service was completed in Viet Nam he returned home and married his High School sweetheart, Sue Danley in 1970.

Miles' career began in retail sales, after which he became a licensed general contractor specializing in the electrical trade.  In 1980 he began working for the US Navy at the base in Port Hueneme, retiring as a Computer Security Manager in 2009.

Miles had many interests including motorcycle racing, surfing, stamp collecting, amateur radio, classic car building, hockey, and eBay.  The American Red Cross and the American Radio Relay League recognized him for outstanding volunteer service during the Ventura County fires and storms in 1983 and 1985.  Skip was a lover of life and would give you the shirt off his back, if you needed it. 

Survivors include:  Wife of 39 years, Sue Danley Brozowsky of Ojai; daughters  Jennifer Brozowsky Kessinger, LCpl, USMC, of Oceanside, CA and Kathleen Renee Walker of Oak View, CA, granddaughter Layla Sage Walker, and sister Christine Brozowsky De La Font of Tucson, AZ. 

Memorial contributions may be made to the American Red Cross.