Jack E. Brymer Sr.

I knew jack back in 57', 58' & 59' when we worked for a company known as McCullough Industries in Birmingham, Ala. out on 5th Ave. N.. In searching for him, I came across his passing today and am so saddened learning of his departure 6 days after his demise. He was such a lively and bright light in those early years of our friendship. A blessing to have known him. I wish his family the best. I went to visit him once when he lived in Powderly, Ala. What a successful life he created for...

My deepest sympathy to the Brymer Family and long time friends.

I always enjoyed Jack's down-to-earth, friendly communication style. It was a privilege to know him at Samford.

Offering my deepest sympathy in behalf of the Brymer family. Sorry for your loss. May you find peace in God who brings comfort to all the mourning ones.

Prayers for peace to all of the Brymer family. Jack’s sister, Jane, and I are long time high school friends. Several years ago, I had the pleasure to join Jane and Jack and his wife for dinner at seafood restaurant. Jack was a delight and very entertaining. Even though we cannot be together due to pandemic, may his family feel hugs and comfort during this time.

Words cannot express the admiration that I had for Jack. His accomplishments speak for his life as a servant of the Lord, and as an outstanding citizen. I knew him as a classmate and a true lifetime friend, and that has always been so special to me. To his family, my love and prayers for your comfort.

Martha Lindsey Patridge