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Alice Lewis
April 15, 2023
Judy i was so sad to hear about Don´s passing. Think of all the good times you had together and know he is at peace. Lean on your children and friends, they can be a great help during this time.
Kevin Girard
April 6, 2023
Judy and Family:
I am so sad to hear of Don's passing and will pray for you and your family.
Don was one of the first people I met at Pfizer, and was someone I always enjoyed having lunch with. In my early stages of career, while Don was finishing his, He helped me take a "more realistic" view of what could be achieved in what time, and always was like a big brother to me. I will also never forget the stories he told about taking the kids and grandkids tubing and such on the boat in Pachaug. He even volunteered once to help me winterize my own boat when I became and enthusiastic owner due to his stories! He was an incredibly giving and caring guy, and I am sure you will miss him dearly. I hope my note offers some condolence as one of the many people he helped throughout his life.
Gary
April 2, 2023
I was very saddened to hear of Don´s passing. It brought back a flood of childhood memories of regular cousin visits from Don, Bobby, Debbie and Bonita and all our Bryant cousins. Our parents to their credit, made an effort to keep us in the family loop throughout our growing years. with our annual Christmas parties at the Knights of Columbus hall, the BBqs at our house in the summer months which later moved to Pachaug Pond. I last saw Don and Judy briefly at the Pizza Place in Jewett City about 8 years ago. What struck me then, what struck me even when we were children, and what is clear now, is how his sense of optimism, good natured-ness and friendliness was infectious and inspiring. My sympathies go out to all of you.
Post and Auxiliary Members, VFW Post 7721, Naples Florida
April 2, 2023
The VFW Post #7721 Members and Auxiliary Members in Naples, Florida, hereby salute and recognize Donald Eugene Bryant for serving God and his country by becoming a member of the United States Air Force. We honor his memory and valiant service to our great Nation. Please accept our heartfelt sentiments as a token of our esteem and admiration of his duty. honor to country, and sacrifice for this great nation. His tour of duty is now over, and he takes his place in the scared hall of soldiers granted eternal rest.
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Roger and Cheryl Calcutt
April 2, 2023
Judy and family, we are so sorry about Donny. We will always remember our nice visits with him throughout the years and Roger will never forget his trip to Connecticut and being on the lake with his cousins. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. Rest in Peace, Donny.
Nancy
April 2, 2023
My deepest sympathies to Judy and the family. I have so many great memories of Donny from when we hung out as kids up to visits as adults. He had so many great stories snd knew how to lift you up when you were down. I will miss him so much. See you in heaven my dear cousin. Love you
Mitzi Lee
April 2, 2023
We are so sorry for your loss. Donnie was always the sweetest and funniest person anyone could meet . He gave me a name when he was around, I was his BRAT. He was loved by so many. He is now happy with his dear brother Bobbie. We love you all.
Mitzi Lee and family.
Ann & Henry Menard
April 2, 2023
Sorry for your lost Mike Hamilton and family and your mother and brother .Don love taking all the kids out in his boat on the lake in Conn.Ann & Henry
Debbie
April 2, 2023
All my life you were my sidekick! You taught me to do things I never thought I could do. My heart hurts knowing I never hear "what brat" whenever I would call. I love you more than any words can say you will be so misssed. Fly high my sweet brother till we meet again
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