Beth Brisson

Beth Brisson was the best! I met her in fourth grade at Long Branch School,where she was the librarian at the time. We quickly became friends when I started helping her in the library.I would have never dreamed she would return to me and help with my son, whom I lost just months before Beth passed. There was nothing she wouldn't go the extra mile for. I loved her dearly. I will miss her so much.

So
Sorry to
Hear about Mrs Brisson. I remember her from Long Branch. Beautiful smile. RIP

Beth was a wonderful person, I’ve known her all my life and I don’t ever remember seeing her without a huge smile on her face.

Nana Beth we will miss you. Our prayers are with the family in your loss. We are all blessed to have known her. May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

I’m so sorry for your loss she was the sweetest lady ever. Every time I would see her she always knew who I was no matter how long it had been since I had seen her. When I would see her it always brought back cheerful memories and would make me remember my childhood. I’m sure she is looking down and very proud of her family and knows you will all be ok. My heart goes out too each and everyone of you she was a great lady.

Our prayers are with the family in your loss. Beth was a true disciple of Christ who was not ashamed to share the gospel with any one! O that the world had more like her. We are all blessed to have known her. John and Cindy

In 1968 I met Ms. Beth at Long Branch Baptist Church. She was my Training Union and VBS teacher. For the past 53 yrs., Ms. Beth has wore that beautiful smile, spoken encouraging words, been a prayer warrior, and comforter to so many of us. Oh how, she could laugh... Ms. Beth loved so much gospel music; when Rowland, my husband, would be in the area singing with his quartet...you could count on seeing Ms. Beth and getting a hug. Ms. Beth has always been there for my family through the...

Candy my thoughts and prayers are with you.

Mrs Brisson was so great at Long Branch. She seemed tough at first but that was never how I felt after the first few times I saw her as a six or seven year old I guess. Sweet and caring and she needed to be between me and Sally Rice Richardson. We were always crying wanting to go home. Carol and Candi, your mom touched so many kids in their first years in school. Thank God for your mom and all the caring adults that shaped those of us lucky enough to be at Long Branch