Amanda Atherton Bryan

Amanda was one of my sorority sisters and she will be missed by all of the Kappa Kappa Gamma sisters from the University of Colorado. I am so pleased that I was able to see her at our reunion in 2016. May her family find solace that she is on a wonderful journey and that we shall all meet up again when we take our journey.

In the early '90s, I was working at 200 Green Street. She had her graphic design office next door. Somehow, we got to talking - and we became close friends for a few years. But my job ended and, sadly, we just never quite managed to keep an active friendship. And that's been one of my greatest regrets. She could really laugh. We could really laugh. I will miss all that laughter.

A life full of love, compassion and great accomplishment: Great people leave behind their craft a huge wake. May God bless Amanda's beloveds with peace and comfort from above! Blessings to all, Marcia

What a beautiful remembrance of Amanda I miss Amanda so very much. Looking at the photo, I could hear her voice and wonderful laugh. I shared her love for animals and wild life. We often compared notes on our devotion to conservation efforts and animal justice organizations. Amanda had a huge heart that she shared with all her friends and animals. We enjoyed so many fun times with her and friends in Nappa and Sugarbowl and Tahoe riding bikes, swimming, water skiing, downhill skiing or just...