Irving Brown, III was born May 7,1980 in Houston, Texas to the parents of Irving Brown, Jr., and Sandra Middleton Brown. He was the oldest of the two siblings, leaving behind his younger brother Brian Kevin Brown.

Irving and his brother Brian first attended Southeast Community Church as small children with their mother. Later in life, on October 11,1998, Irving and his brother joined New Life Missionary Baptist Church and accepted Christ under the leadership of Pastor Thomas Murray.

As a young child, Irving enjoyed playing sports for the Little League Association. He enjoyed watching sports on the TV while enjoying his meals. One of his aunts affectionately called him "Hungry Farmer" because he always enjoyed his meals as a baby and of course throughout his life. He finished from Elkins High School in 1999 after which he joined the United States Army in the year 2000. Irving received "The War on Terrorism Service Medal," "The National Defense Service Medal" and "The Army Service Ribbon."  After leaving the armed forces, he began working as an 18-wheeler truck driver for over 16 years.

Irving is preceded in death by his grand-parents, Mary and Lester Neal Middleton, Gladys Jo Simmons Brown and Irving Brown, Sr; his great grandparents, Sam Johnson and Mattie Johnson Hobbs, and Edward and Lillian Simmons, his cousin Deryk Middleton and two aunts, Carol D. Middleton and Migron (Mickey) Middleton Thompson.

He leaves to cherish his memories, his parents Irving Jr and Sandra M. Brown, his loving brother, Brian Kevin Brown, his God-mother Carrie Thompson. Also left to mourn, his aunts and uncles Geraldine Middleton-Simmons, Reginald Jerome Middleton (Kathy), Marilyn Marie Middleton-Revis (Harold), Mattie Ruth Middleton-Williams (Derrick), George Nicholas Middleton, Margaret Brown Williams-Childress (Carl), Gwenda Fay Brown, and Paul Brown Sr. (Yolanda),his two nieces, Bryanne and Brooke Brown and a host of cousins, friends and other relatives.