LARIMER COUNTY, Colo. — The San Antonio, Texas theater community is grieving the loss of two prominent members. According to Larimer County officials, David and Diana Brown were two of the four members of the Brown family killed during the flooding and mudslide at Poudre Canyon back in July.
"Diana and DB are a fantastic couple," friend and fellow San Antonio theater member Nikki Young told 9NEWS. "When I say they're the heart of the theater community, I mean that."
Diana Brown was a founding member of the San Antonio Theatre Coalition. David is remembered as an active and humorous actor who played a role in the town's popular improv troupe, the Oxymorons.
"David was so great and was inspiring and evoking comedy even as he was teaching and giving advice," Young said. "He always provided a sense of humor to go along with a lesson."
The couple was with family at a home in Poudre Canyon when flash floods came through. The bodies of Richard, Patricia and David Brown were recovered but Diana remains missing.
"They used to travel up there every year; that was there happy place. It has really been a shock through our community here," Young said.
"I want to honor everything they did for us and keep their legacy alive."
Larimer County suspended the search for Diana's body. Officials said they would go back and search if they get a lead on where it may be.
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