Jesse Wright Bryan

Jesse Bryan,
I recall once when my heart was just broke and I was coming in from Georgia and needed my mom, I went to your living room at the doublewide where the twin reclinners were and cried. You told my mom, I got this one Loyce, You came in there to me, sat down and when it looked like I was calming down, you said" Now Loree, I know this feels bad now but when you can think, I want you to step outside of your body and LOOK back... Ask yourself... Do I really want this heart break...

Our thoughts and prayers are with the family of Jessie at this time. Jessie was my husband's boss at Milton J. Wood back in the late 70's when we first met and then were married. Remember going to the Callahan Rodeo during the fair. Think that was the first time I met Jesse. I did not know that Jimmy Tanner was his stepson because I knew Jimmy from playing in the orchestra at Hillcrest Baptist. May the Lord give you the peace and comfort that only he can give at a sad time like this. ...

Laura and family,
I am so sorry to hear about the passing of Jesse. Even though we had not seen each other for awhile, George and I considered Jesse a good friend. George always enjoyed working with him and we enjoyed all of our good times together. George passed away in 2006, I know he will be glad to see Jesse again.
Take care.
with love, June Mullis

To the family,
My name is Ricky Bradford and Jesse was the nephew of my mother, Betty Bradford.
I have admired Jesse all my life and I always looked forward to seeing him and Laura. I truly enjoyed their company and really missed them when they were unable to attend the annual May Haw Festival this year.
Just as Jesse, I was also a commercial building superintendent. I am well aware of the capabilities one must possess to have done this job. I always looked up to Jesse and he...

Jesse was a person who always stepped in to help me when I needed it. He was a person of his word. I have known him since 1959 and he was my journeyman carpenter. He will be missed but I look forward to seeing him in the presence of our Lord, Jesus Christ.

My grandmother Betty Bradford thought the world of Jessie.I never foret Jessir and his since of humor. My thoughts and prayers are with your family.