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Sandra Bryant Obituary
Sandra had a life with many rich experiences, full of love and love surrounded her. She retired in 2016 from a lifetime career serving as executive assistant to university presidents and chancellors as well as trade association presidents and directors.
Survivors include her husband, of 54 years, Richard, sons Richard II and Steve, grandchildren, Charles, Riley and Emerson, her sister Lynn Obenchain, and nieces Lisa Jones, Katie Wessels, and Desi Chupp, nephew Alex Obenchain. She was preceded in death by her mother Alice Mae Moore, father Forrest M. Moore and brother Thomas D. Moore.
In lieu of a funeral and burial Sandra has chosen cremation and a celebration of life which is planned for the near future to honor her memory.
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Rodney and Garrin Doom
September 13, 2024
Our deepest sympathy to all of the family. Prayers for all!
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Dan
September 12, 2024
My heart is saddened for the loss of Mrs. B. She watched her boys and two good friends grow up together. My condolences to the Mr B. And Richard and Steve. Love from the Crum Family
Richard A. Bryant II
September 12, 2024
My Mother was full of love, and laughter. She enjoyed sharing happiness and fun with others. Loving a silly joke and loving to laugh. She was considerate, thoughtful, intelligent and kind. From the time I was a child, I looked up to her and admired her. She guided my life with positivity. She taught me the love of reading & a love of music; she encouraged my writing, and expression. She was proud of her family and researched her families history, leaving us in admiration and awe. She was a graceful lady and carried herself with poise and dignity. Although she enjoyed fine things she was down to earth and modest. She was a beautiful person. I was blessed to have been her son and to have learned from her. The joy I feel at the years knowing this wonderful woman as my Mother is only matched by how her love will fill the rest of my days. I will always smile thinking of you. Thank you for always filling my heart with lessons of character and love. I love you Mom.
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