Merri-Brantley-Obituary

Merri Brantley

Atlanta, Georgia

Nov 3, 1959 – Mar 4, 2018 (Age 58)

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BORN
November 3, 1959
DIED
March 4, 2018
AGE
58
LOCATION
Atlanta, Georgia

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MERRI BRANTLEY 11/3/59 - 3/4/2018 Atlanta, GA- Quietly on the evening of March 4, with out any pomp or fuss, just as Merri would have preferred, she peacefully left this earth and crossed over into the beautiful clouds of heaven to be with our Father. Merri M. Brantley, age 58, was the loving...

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Merri -- I love you and miss you. Be in joy and peace until we meet again.

Dear family and friends,

I am so sorry for your loss. May God comfort your heart and give you strength at this sad time. 2 Thessalonians 2:16, 17

It can be so hard to face the first year without your loved one, but the love of family and friends can carry you through.

I am so sorry for your loss, but God promises to soon bring death to a end 1Co15:26.

Sorry for your loss. May you find peace and hope by trusting in God. Romans 15:13.

Merri Grace was something to be reckon with. As her friend Amanda Seals recalled, Her shoes matched her purse, which were coordinated with her earrings. Never a day went by that Merri was not
truly a Designing Woman fashionista!!! I'm glad that God allowed our paths to cross at Georgia Association of Educators. Her untiring efforts in the political arena never ceased to amaze me and yes, even as editor of the Update, her grammatical skills was on point, even when someone corrected her...

Dear Gene and Lucia, Merri was such a treasure and I will miss our chats on Facebook. I'm with the two of you every step. Love Toni Meetze Wood

As I often called you Auntie Merri, you will be in my heart and memories forever. May God give your family peace and strength during this time. Heaven gained a very sweet yet stylish angel!
Jamika

I am going to miss you, dear sweet, Merri. You played a significant and pivotal role in the lives of many and in my life from the time I was barely out of diapers through adulthood. Thank you for being you - the shining light in a sometimes dark world. I thank you for all that you have taught me, including how to be a proper Brenau woman, the importance of serving others, to refrain from ending a sentence with a preposition, and the list goes on and is never ending. I am not quite ready to...