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Mr. Branner leaves to cherish his memory: his wife, Eunice Branner; children, Valetta D. Graham, Jesse Lee (Sherri) King and Peggy S. (Lee) King; grandchildren, Kalisa (Toni) King-Lee, Alexandria (Kenneth) Sargent, Antione (Najiyyah) Wiggins, Jomar Graham, Jessica King and Jesse King, Jr.; great-grandchildren, Jasmine, Tiera, Natalia, Christopher and Jalen; siblings, Tereatha Conley, Patricia Powell, Marietta (George) Muskeyvalley, Berlinda Branner, Kelvin (Tamara) Roddy, Verneita (Lou) Kemp, Lazanda Branner and Myron Branner; and a host of other relatives and friends, including special sister-in-law, Cora Musgraves, special brother-in-law, Lou Kemp, special nephew, Reverend JaMar Pittman and close friend, Satch.
Mr. Branner was preceded in death by his parents, Rufus and Bernice Branner, Sr.; grandparents, Exermena Cooper-Sharp and Walter Sharp; siblings, Theodrious Branner, Cheryl Randolph, Jerry Branner, Anthony Branner and Shellie Branner; brothers-in-law, Thomas Benton, Jr. and Leon Conley; and sister-in-law, Ann Benton.
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Lenice Powell
September 14, 2024
My Uncle Edward was wise, encouraging, comforting, & he loved the Lord. Uncle, we will truly miss you...See you on the other side
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