James Thomas Dryman Sr.

I was in Pharmacy School with Jimmy he was a fine friend and he was always smiling.

We are so sorry for your loss. We just learned this today when we were trying to look y´all up. Many years ago Palmer married you & Jim. Jim was like a brother to me when we were neighbors at Peachtree Park in Atlanta. We have very fond memories of Jim.

He will be missed. We are so sorry for your loss.

Mr. Dryman hired me at Bladen&Dryman Pharmacy in March of 1978. We became friends fast. After he left there, we stayed in touch for a long time. After his retirement kind of list touch but would run into him hear and there. I continued my career in pharmacy and just retired with 42 years of being a Certified Pharmacy Tech. Rest in Peace Dear Friend!!!

Jim Dryman was a fine gentleman, beautiful child of God, husband to Sandy and father to three sons and their wives plus eight grands. Everyone loved his gentle nature, kind heart and his wit. He will be missed. We loved him!
Wallace and Linda Twiggs

Although we lost touch over the years, this really hurts. Sandy was the love of his life and he was so proud of Jimbo, Joey and Chris. I can just imagine him with those grandchildren! Jim was a very good man. The community has lost one of its finest. So many memories...Mr. B, Dimple and I send our warmest regards and deepest sympathy. RIP, Jim.

Our deepest sympathy to the entire Dryman family. The Formaggioni family

Rest in peace Mr Dryman you were a good man.