John  Brown attended Mckinley High School In Honolulu, Hawaii.   He would have graduated with the class of 1946.   John

dropped  out of high school, to help his widowed mother  in trying to support  the family.  Those were very difficult economic times.  

The family lost their home, due to a fire;   and John helped to rebuild the family home.   He lost  a sister at aged 14,  who suffered

frequent chronic ear infections,  and also a few years later;  another sister at age 18,  who  died of  kidney failure.   John was

the youngest child.   He was very close to his mother,  and took care of her,   until she died at the age of 70, due to a stroke.  John’s

father passed away,  when he was 2 years old.   He grew up without a father, and  his  Mother took the place of both parents.

His Mother was his whole world.   She taught him about the Lord,  and his commandments......This was precious to him.

After his Mother’s death, John fell into a bad depression,  and isolated himself; and tried to  deal with his loss  of his Mother.

          John  had many other events in his life, and he did go on to become Mr. Hawaii; and held other titles.  He became very

successful in the field of bodybuilding,  and physical culture; and  professional wrestling.   He did some work, in the movie industry.

The movie was Seven Women From Hell, which was filmed on the island of Kauai.  John worked behind the scene,

taking care of movie set equipment.  This movie was a war drama, about seven women trying to escape from a Japanese

prison camp during WWII in  New Guinea.  This movie was released on October, 1961.   John Kerr,  Patricia Owens,  Caesar

Romero,  Denise Darcel, and also Yvonne Craig.   This movie loacation was also used for the movie  Bali Hai.  John enjoyed 

the new employment,  but to him.....it was just another job.  It was just a coincidence, that Cesar Romero and the young

new starlet  (Yvonne Craig)  would star in the remake, of the Batman TV series,  as the joker and Batgirl.