Candra Bryson

Sorry, I didn't know how this website worked and my sentiments look like less than I meant them to be. Candra was beyond special and must be residing among angels sharing that special glint she had in her eyes now.

Candra was the spirit of fun to me when I was an awkward teenager and she was developing her thesis in a board game she'd called 'Taboo'. I don't know where that ever landed. From this period of time on one of my birthdays she brought me a gift, a paperback book I still have from the family's bookstore 'The last unicorn'...oh well the picture of its cover won't down load.

Candra gave me such credence in my awkward teenage years when she was developing her thesis project of a game called Taboo. She brought me the paperback book from the bookstore one year "The last unicorn" for my birthday one year which I still have. My brother and she broke up but she had remained in my heart and still does.

Candra always made our book club meetings at the Roanoke County Library interesting as she challenged our opinions and opened our minds to different views.

I like to remember Candra holding forth, laughing, her eyes sparkling, surrounded by wreaths of cigarette smoke and cats about her feet. She was an original.

May her memory be a blessing.